Hey there, welcome back to Beals Science
now we spend a lot of time blowing stuff up on this channel
and starting things on fire
I decide, well lets switch gears a little bit
and take it down, like take it way down
Down to the temperature of liquid nitrogen
at -321 degrees. So I've gone out and got myself 10 Liters of liquid nitrogen and...
and I decided, well, lets just freeze some stuff.
What stuff? I didn't know, I just decided to do a little experimenting and went to the store
and rounded up a whole bunch of stuff I thought would look cool
[liquid nitrogen pouring, bubbling and fizzing}
[Twinkies bag crinkling]
Man, if you've never had a Twinkie...so soft...
...and yummy they are. Yum.
In with the Twinkie!
[clunk goes the lid]
[rushing wind and breath]
[tippy, tap, tap]
[scrunch, crush, scrunch]
[crunch, scrunch...]
Oh yea, that's a Twinkie [mostly inaudible]
WHAUAA! Freezin' my mouf! [in a squealing voice]
Hit it...[whack]
[scrunch, crunch] Oh, yeah!
That's awesome [mostly inaudible with smoke coming out]
Whoa! That's weird but its awesome...watch this...
[huuuhhhhh...breathing]
Why not some Oreos?
[scrunching....ker plunk goes the Oreo]
[klunk, blank, klunk...or something like that...]
Oreo time!
What do they call an Oreo? Liquid Nitrogen's favorite cookie?
Lets find out. I've never had one...
Not like this. Lets see.
[crunch, smoke]
Holy owmkay..thats mwak [not understandable because face is freezing and tongue not working]
Oh, my gosh..
Whaaaaaa [breathing out]
Ugh
Fewwww [breathing] That's freezing my face!
Humph fmwaaa mm [obviously struggling to speak properly]
[high pitch squeal] THIS IS REALLY GOOD!
Oh my gosh!
whew........whew!
Froze my face!
I have to be perfectly honest with you...
I'm kind of struggling...
Things inside my face are frozen that I didn't even know existed
and I still have the snowballs and one more thing to go...but...
When you commit to something you've got to stick with it.
Here I am and I figured
I was at the store and these things are called Snowballs and I was going to freeze them...
I've never even had one of these unfrozen
Here we go!
[laughing...nervously...]
Ohhhh look at...ohhh look at that...
OK, I'll try it
OK....umm huh.
mmmm...yup...
that's the snowball
Got em freezing up right now so I can try them out in a few...
Kind of ironic the snowball doesn't wan to be frozen, it's floating at the top.
I have to drown the snowball in liquid nitrogen.
I think it's got to be close enough, lets try a frozen snowball.
[scrunch crunch] Oh...my gosh...
...that's...
[smash!]
Yeah, that's better.
Oh yeah, that's actually pretty good
it's coconutty
I didn't know it was coconutty before!
But it's coconutty!
OK, I only have one more to try...
Moving on...
While I don't really want to do this...
...things are hurting on the inside...
I feel like I don't have a choice. I got myself into this and now it is time for me to get myself out.
When you commit to the science, you've got to stick with the science.
Oatmeal Creme Pie in liquid nitrogen.
Here we go
[mostly inaudible] Oh my gee holy cow...
[nervous chuckle]
[inaudible] Thisum um um
its dripping liquid nitrogen!
Look at it!
There's so much in there it's dripping!
It's still liquid
[no idea what he is saying...]
[he has totally lost it, nobody can understand a word he is saying...liquid nitrogen and sugar have taken over his mind]
...all in the name of science...and...
...generally I've got stuff blowing up...
...I've got stuff on fire, but I decided to go cold...
...and I think I should probably stick with fire.
Because every one of them just tastes like frozen sugar.
And every one of them...
...makes my face smoke.
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...learn why some things in science you should just watch on YouTube.
And find answers to on the internet.
Instead of trying them on your own...
...and freezing your face off...
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Thanks for watching. ~Craig Beals