So what exactly is a salute that just bursts and makes a boom and no "firework" so to speak
@softpaw6234 Says:
The drone shot reminds me of scenes like the battlefield scene in Howl's Moving Castle or some of the more intense space battles in the classic Lego Star Wars games
@johnsykes9623 Says:
Very exclent. Have watched other firework videos, the one for the largest in Japan,it was very good too. Loved yours cos I thought it went deeper into the theory and practice. The drone shots were a super bonus. Thanks very much. (Didn't mention it at the time but also enjoyed your video on the art of katana making)
@goldenbuttplug3205 Says:
It wouldn’t be a real firework store if it’s not a shack on the side of a desolate highway in the middle of alabama
@yoface2537 Says:
The structure of the stars is kind of the inverse of the compression style atomic bomb
@Londrino Says:
Intro was a little weird, personally I don't really care how this compares to a mr beast video, I'll be here anyway
@1badsteed Says:
Guys, that was absolutely amazing, start to finish
@PYRO-ON Says:
Pyro 🧨 Approved!!
@user-kb6mj7zq8t Says:
That finally was almost emotional
@user-kb6mj7zq8t Says:
It blows my mind. Who and how anyone would figure out the whole bird dropping and bat dropping thing? Lol. Like, how would that even come to be?
@TheKamperfoelie Says:
You get green from copper instead of blue when there is incomplete combustion of either that gas burner or a just lit copper test stick, which indeed isn’t hot enough to cause complete combustion. The incomplete combustion ‘contaminates the flame area that turns yellow because of it. Just like a flame of a candle or match or fire. Yellow from this and blue from the copper combines to us viewers as green.
@10mmfinder556 Says:
I like how they say the burst charge is black powder, but it is in fact flash powder. Potassium nitrate is way different than potassium perchlorate.
@pouyahossienkh6852 Says:
isn't the gas released by the gunpowder carcinogenic?
@prabalmittal6737 Says:
one of your best video ever !!!!!!!!
@Int-Q Says:
The finale looked like a scene from stranger things
How do they do the secondary explosion on the after tail?
@andru6223 Says:
Man you got the best job in the world. Can I work for you? 😂
@HistoryPoint2011 Says:
MrBeast has nothing on this😂
@MrJohnisthename Says:
Why would he set th e alarm on his car when he's in the middle of nowhere?
@xxstepsxx4227 Says:
Well charcoal is the main, yea was abt to say when u used honey 🤣, but the ratio is really hard for a stable burn
@seanaugagnon6383 Says:
The corny rock music needs to go
@kianbett Says:
the drone flying through all the red ones at the end reminded me of an aircraft flying through anti-aircraft guns
@soelmulone187 Says:
Boys gonna see this and say hell yeah
@kaylahorton7083 Says:
What creates the whistle sound when they are flying up?
@edwardskerl5774 Says:
That was amazing!
@AdamBomb1 Says:
I’m so glad Veritasium saved me the trouble of looking up the explosion of the largest firework
@tomo1168 Says:
Loud and fun for sure :D
Just that they destroy the air quality in the cities with metalfumes and pm 2-10 particles, you get the air quality for a day like in India during the crop-stalk-burning season.
@eamonia Says:
Since airborne fireworks and camera technology have existed, anyone who's been aware of both technologies has been waiting for that shot. Sure, we've seen helicopter shots from half a mile away but that drone footage was absolutely incredible.
@dominiccaruso7507 Says:
At 10:49 you can see the smoke make a ring as it rises
@user-oj4iq7uj6d Says:
Oh my god the drone footage was so motherducking beautiful i loved it and it kinda reminded me of space
@tolkienfan1972 Says:
I think the green color is a mix of yellow and blue. Yellow from carbon.
@Yusuf45993 Says:
Use a blender to grind up the granules into powder
@mayochupenjoyer Says:
well, this is the first time i ever found out that fireworks are spherical, not flat. it makes so much more sense i’m surprised i didn’t figure it out before
@nicesboys1234 Says:
You desserve your own TV show at Discovery Channel man !
@JimCarrey57 Says:
4:20 Just imagine if you put honey in it😮
@Doyourwordsmatter Says:
Dispersal of external manifestations of negative energies (spirits) - unconfirmed
Eradication of ones internal accumulation of negative energies - proven efficiently effective amongst all ethnicities and cultures
@ienjoyoranges Says:
gun-goop
@robinbrowne5419 Says:
Awesome 👍 My favourite is the crackling popcorn effect 🍿
@angssheriff4441 Says:
Wow love this video.
@hakes187 Says:
Fun channel
@user-ff7bl3oi8q Says:
한국에서도 판매하나요? 비슷한 교구들은 봤었는데... 궁금하네요
@user-zw3ly3vj7r Says:
thank you for teaching us how to make gunpowder and firework
@mr.turtle778 Says:
last year some guy got hit by a small burning piece of debris from pretty far away, he was fine though
@falconposey2185 Says:
Man and I thought it was the oxidization color that determined the firework color
@treeguyable Says:
I am willing to bet, a " fireworks tecnician/ designer", makes a bit more then the slave laborer in the fireworks factory, in China.
@treeguyable Says:
A lot of science, tech, and skill, in making something so volatile, and powerful, into a controlled, awesome display. Usually done by underpaid chinese peasents, whom probably know more than we ever will , about proper firework" programming".
@TheCommandSphere Says:
My only question is: who picked up bird poop, a yellow rock, and some honey, mixed them together, and decided to burn it?
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