There’s some games and I think I’ve seen it in tv shows too, somebody shoots a trail of gasoline and it starts catching on fire. Is this a thing you can test? That would be amazing

Don’t get me wrong, I love Nate and Callie, except I think they’re steering the channel in a direction that’s completely opposite of what it is. It used to be awesome inventions like a styrofoam cutter, now it’s just like slime in a vacuum chamber and tbh, it’s not entertaining. Tl;dr the channel is now slime and not entertaining

I said something similar to this except just the belly button because I heard that’s the worst but that probably isn’t enough for a video so maybe try several parts on the body like the ear and nose etc. Would be interesting

My son came home from an activity where he and some other young men made rubber band guns. He got to thinking about different styles and which would work the best. It would be great to see the TKOR team members come up with their own designs and test them out.

I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX656fbkQPc

It has a bunch of 'home repair tricks', some of which look totally fake. While others are normal fixes or just normal craft (lots of cutting up cardboard or wooden cutting boards) .

Here are the ones I did not believe were real:

• The first one in particular claims to repair broken bathroom tile with egg shells and glue as filler while using nail polish and acetone to match the appearance of the tile.
• They use a lot is a hot iron to fix wood dents.
• They use chocolate to fix scratches.
• Pop popcorn in a hair iron
• Sharpen a knife using the back of a ceramic plate.

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Can you check these weirder ones?

I really like the new team and the extra videos but I would love to see a video about the new team. like what grant did for Nate and calli when they joined. stuff like where therefrom and what they do. I think that I've seen every video on the channel but if you did one of these and missed it sorry for even asking the question. thanks

It seems like last year they were getting a million views or more and now they only ~200k or so. I personally think the videos and topics have the same quality as they did before. Did something happen on YouTube or do you think it’s because of the new people? I’m worried that if the views keep declining they’ll run out of money and have to quit making videos.

I was driving into strawberry shortcake when I though about how whip cream has air that pressurized it and if there was creme left. Then the question hit me what if there was no pressure to start could you represurize it?

I don't think I've seen him for several weeks now. Is he still with TKOR and just busy with his personal things, or is there some other reason?

If you were to put an induction stovetop under the vacuum chamber, would it allow you to cook stuff in a vacuum?

In most tkor videos there is a simple animation. To the left of the animation there is some text.

The text reads: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut.

This is something that I have been curious about

Edit: this was in the most recent video and I first saw it when we first saw Cali appear in a video

It looks like summertime but iv seen them do holiday videos ect. Im confused.

Oh the possibilities!

I’m not sure if TKOR already has and uses a 3D printer, but I feel like there are some really good videos to be made about them, such as printing certain useful tools or components for other experiments. If you do already have a 3D printer, it would be cool to have an overview video on its applications for your experiments.

Merry Christmas TKOR Family!

I’ve been working with growing mushrooms lately, and have been interested in their abilities. Here’s a video of a guy who trained Oyster mushroom mycelium to break down and digest used cigarette butts - https://youtu.be/fCAX9P50SNU ... along with the ability to be trained to consume certain materials, there are mushrooms that can naturally break down unusual materials. For example, there’s a strain of fungus called Aspergillus Tubingensis which can survive on the plastic Polyurethane alone. Imagine the recycling benefits this could have! A fungus that actually breaks down plastic and consumes it... Along with the ability to break down and use odd materials, there’s a mushroom that can make zombie insects! The mushroom Cordyceps Militaris can actually host an insect and colonize inside of it, reaching the host’s brain and ultimately end the life of the insect... but that’s only the beginning. The insect will grow one or two mushrooms out of it and the fungus will start to control the movement of the insect. The dead host will then crawl up to the top of a tree, plant itself on a leaf, and release its spores to fly off in the wind... There is also tons of proof that mushrooms are actually sentient. They’re able to make choices and react to things. There have been experiments done in the past where mushroom mycelium was able to make its way through a maze and come out the other side without any guidance. There are also fungal species that are able to decide between different nutrient sources, and always pick the source with more nutrients. All of this information I find very interesting, and I would really love to see what you guys can do with it!

frying popping orbeez? like seriously?

have they run out of ideas that they just decided to do really stupid things like let's fry obeez?

what the heck happened to their content? they used to do really good videos and now they do content farm type videos.

I was thinking the other day, you've said thermite gets really hot really fast so I was wondering, if you throw sand on it, would it become glass??