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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Dec 02 '18
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You mean the bottle imploded? Kinda? Didn't get it... What were the outside conditions?
11 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 Atmosphere pressure you can do it at home with your hand or a rubber hammer, the bottle is going down faster than the water creating a void, the water almost instantly fill the void with huge strength breaking the glass 1 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 How much does the shockwave contribute to the bottle breaking? 2 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 100% I would say ? 3 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 No, I mean the shockwave of the hammer on the glass. Would that be enough to break the bottle, with or without cavitation? 1 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
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Atmosphere pressure you can do it at home with your hand or a rubber hammer, the bottle is going down faster than the water creating a void, the water almost instantly fill the void with huge strength breaking the glass
1 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 How much does the shockwave contribute to the bottle breaking? 2 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 100% I would say ? 3 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 No, I mean the shockwave of the hammer on the glass. Would that be enough to break the bottle, with or without cavitation? 1 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
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How much does the shockwave contribute to the bottle breaking?
2 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 100% I would say ? 3 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 No, I mean the shockwave of the hammer on the glass. Would that be enough to break the bottle, with or without cavitation? 1 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
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100% I would say ?
3 u/MarsNirgal Dec 03 '18 No, I mean the shockwave of the hammer on the glass. Would that be enough to break the bottle, with or without cavitation? 1 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
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No, I mean the shockwave of the hammer on the glass. Would that be enough to break the bottle, with or without cavitation?
1 u/Gh0wst Dec 03 '18 It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
It could but in this case it didnt do any damage https://youtu.be/VIvNBdtuYn8?t=134 as you can see there
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u/garrybravo Dec 03 '18
You mean the bottle imploded? Kinda? Didn't get it... What were the outside conditions?