Van de Graaff Generator in Slow Motion

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Published 2019-03-07
Gav and Dan break down how lightning works while continuously shocking Dan at 28,000 frames per second with a Van de Graaff Machine.

All Comments (21)
  • @Assn333
    That professor is a lad. Citing out awesome facts, while also giving hilarious jokes. What a strikingly cool dude.
  • @paintingjo6842
    1:18 I love how Dan just approaches people with his arm fully extended from five metres away
  • @MrDiddlesGaming
    "He who plays and runs away lives to play another day" He's a poet alright
  • @KoroftheSon
    "I think it'll be fast." "I also think it'll be fast." Now this is the intellectual content I subscribed for
  • @thesight2268
    The cool thing is that all the series is for free with out ads and stuff. For real I really love what you guys doing
  • You know you're living your best life when you have to race through a hallway hastily donning a lab coat.
  • @pazz
    1:18 For some reason I get a kick out of how early Dan had his hand raised for a shake
  • @erik2093
    10:30 "Imagine if that were a lot longer, and two inches thick" Oh my, Dan
  • @cr10001
    Dan surprising himself every time he gets a zap is hilarious.
  • @jm56z43
    "I don't know what we would have done. -pub ? -pub. -pub."
  • Gav: "Lightning is like the biggest pair of socks on the world carpet".
  • @honeybadger69
    Next episode: "Dan getting drop tested at 250,000 FPS"
  • @JWilladsP
    Did you borrow a camera from Smarter Every Day (see monitor at 10:36)?
  • @TheMendesLira
    Professor Liew is a legend, respect to him and his knowledge!
  • @steelorse
    You should film in the folds of a blanket loaded with electricity and unfold it. Between the two during the unfolding there are hundreds of visible electric arc! It must be crazy with a high speed camera. :D
  • @GeorgTheGr8
    Next up: Cobblestone generator in slow motion