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Most people break hearts with words. How do nerds break hearts? with Liquid Nitrogen!
Please note that the heart used in this experiment actually comes from a pig, not a human being!
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Most people break hearts with words. How do nerds break hearts? with Liquid Nitrogen!
Please note that the heart used in this experiment actually comes from a pig, not a human being!
1) This is awesome! Liquid N always impresses me.
2) I would totally love to do this to someone right now.
1) This is awesome! Liquid N always impresses me.
2) I would totally love to do this to someone right now.
this is funny, love the pig-bacon comment at the end lol
this is funny, love the pig-bacon comment at the end lol
disgusting and quite stupid indeed
disgusting and quite stupid indeed
Stupid. Just stupid.
Stupid. Just stupid.
Hahahaha "…and is currently being made into bacon."
Hahahaha “…and is currently being made into bacon.”
Mmm… Bacon…
Mmm… Bacon…
Pharque a poopoo.
Pharque a poopoo.
Stupid, disgusting and wasteful. That liquid nitrogen could have been put to far better uses.
Stupid, disgusting and wasteful. That liquid nitrogen could have been put to far better uses.
That heart could have been put far better uses
HOW?!? How can a PIG heart be put to better use? Tell me that?
That heart could have been put far better uses
HOW?!? How can a PIG heart be put to better use? Tell me that?
Why did the heart freeze to different colours? Or was the colouration already there (albeit less "white") prior to freezing due to the extraction process (e.g. anoxia, etc.)?
replying to C's comment, the heart turned white because everything in it was frozen. hot metal is red, but when you freeze it, it turns to a metallic silver. same with a heart. when its warm, it's a nice bloody red, but when you freeze it, it all freezes and turns greyish white.
Why did the heart freeze to different colours? Or was the colouration already there (albeit less “white”) prior to freezing due to the extraction process (e.g. anoxia, etc.)?
replying to C’s comment, the heart turned white because everything in it was frozen. hot metal is red, but when you freeze it, it turns to a metallic silver. same with a heart. when its warm, it’s a nice bloody red, but when you freeze it, it all freezes and turns greyish white.
lol@ no humans were harmed in the making of this video although a pig no longer has a pulse and is currently being made into bacon lolz…
lol@ no humans were harmed in the making of this video although a pig no longer has a pulse and is currently being made into bacon lolz…
good to know about the effect of liquid nitrogen; what happens if it falls on a person; it could be for scientific use; but good to know about it. thanks
good to know about the effect of liquid nitrogen; what happens if it falls on a person; it could be for scientific use; but good to know about it. thanks