Yolo fellow kids.
Michael Stevens here.
And Isitthursday.org?
That's right. Checking the day of the week is a DONG, something you can do online now guys.
Come with me to the Deepest site created by Borjomi mineral water the site's
basically an ad but it does a superlative job of showing just how deep the Earth is.
Instead of climbing or digging straight down, this site lets you scroll down in real time.
I’ve been scrolling for about five minutes now.
This is where I am, and this is where they draw their water about 8 km below the surface of the Earth.
Hey! I’m already about 2% of the way there which means I only have about 4 hours and ten minutes
to go.
Unless I’m somehow able to scroll faster than 60 cm/second.
Up here is a constantly updating depth gauge showing how far you've reached and underneath is the time you've spent.
No one is below me right now because I’m a heck of a scroller but if someone’s
at the same depth as you or deeper than you, you’ll see how many here.
You have to go through sandstone, volcanic rock, and many other layers before you reach
the destination. If you’re getting fed up with Earth and its seemingly endless depth make it explode
This is just a sweet little Earth gently turning in a peaceful cloudscape of wonder...oh
no.
It’s erupting into fiery fragments of planet!!!!
But that’s okay because I did that on purpose.
Click on any part of the Earth like here and here and here.
If you’re in the mood for complete destruction you can do that too.
But if you regret your actions no worries because it eventually collects itself
back together so you can leave to check out
DEVX Experiments.
On this site developers from around the world submitted pixel themed digital experiments
for you to look at and interact with.
Scroll through to see your options.
The creator is shown here with their name, country they’re from, and facts like whether
or not they eat poutine.
Check them out and marvel at cool designs like this or this.
Once you've had your fill swing on over to
Double Pendulum which features...a double pendulum...swinging in a single ally.
Look at how it operates by default.
Then manipulate factors like their angles and masses here.
Speaking of masses, the masses certainly are entertained by celebrities. Well
The Oracle of Bacon connects them all.
A website where you can type in any actor or actress and find their connection
Sometimes they’ll be short and sometimes not but they will be linked somehow.
You can also change the way they are linked.
But if you can make connections like this site you're reading to test your intelligence with
Quizshow.
It requires a smartphone and once you type in the given code you’ll be connected.
The questions shows up on the computer but use the phone to buzz in your answer.
You’ll be awarded points with each correct response and keep in mind this is a multiplayer
trivia quiz so be quick and don’t monkey around because that’s for
Rhythm.
An awesome interactive music maker with two cute little monkeys.
Select from the three sounds on each of these lines.
The bottom two are the drums that the left monkey plays and the triangle at the top is
the right monkey’s instrument.
Once you’ve figured out a pattern you like press play to listen.
Now that your ears are filled with music fill your mind with challenges on
This site where the goal of the game is to select the designated number of squares
in each column and row.
The tutorial gives you a feel for the game but after this it can get difficult.
For this one you can knock out any column or row that needs 5 because it’s the only
way to fill them in
It helps to think step by step because if you can eliminate the possibility of any square
it will narrow your options down.
It times you too but don’t flip out if it takes you a while.
Instead Flip bottles on this
Vertical Bottle Flip Challenge, the DONG version of something
that is really fun and not at all old.
Looks easy. Let me try. Nope. Nope. *gasp* Nah.
Links to every DONG mentioned in this episode
can be found down below in the description.
There's also a playlist you can click on to watch other episodes of DONG.
But if you're looking for something you can do offline now guys...a DONG.
Well check out the Curiosity Box, a subscription box full of science experiments
and tools and toys curated by myself
and Jake and Kevin. There's even exclusive Vsauce items
you can't get anywhere else. Pretty sweet right?
Check that out. Check out the DONGs in this episode subscribe to DONG and as always, thanks for watching.
ttyl. brb. Am I cool yet?