Exploding Balloons filled with Propane Gas. Drones, Steel wool, and Underwater explosions! - SMS#4

The video explores the explosive potential of propane-filled balloons. It begins by explaining the capacity of an 11-inch balloon and its potential to create a fireball. The host tests viewer suggestions, including flying an RC helicopter into a balloon and using a drone with Saturn missiles. The experiments demonstrate the challenges and dangers of igniting propane balloons. The video concludes with an underwater explosion experiment, combining propane and oxygen to create a powerful blast, highlighting the science behind explosive reactions.

How much propane gas can an 11-inch balloon hold?

• 11.5 grams

• 22 liters

• 11.5 liters

• 22 grams

What was the outcome when a drone with a sparkler was flown into propane balloons?

• The drone flew through the fireball

• The drone crashed due to thin air

• The drone remained unaffected

• The drone exploded

What was used to ignite the propane inside the balloon during the steel wool experiment?

• A lighter

• Red hot sparks

• A candle

• A matchstick

What is necessary to create an explosion underwater with a propane-filled balloon?

• More propane

• A sparkler

• Oxygen

• A larger balloon

What phenomenon might explain the second explosion observed in the underwater experiment?

• Thermal expansion

• Diesel effect

• Mechanical failure

• Chemical reaction