What Happens to ICE Under EXTREME Pressures?

ICE VII with your 7 UP * Ep19
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In this episode, we explore what exactly happens when ice is subjected to extreme pressures. Can water crush ice? What does ice look like if we drop it deep into the Abyssal Zone of the ocean? Let's find out.

[kevinz.]

'Under Pressure' and 'Ice Ice Baby' intro is a nice Easter egg.

[Dippedinsilver]

This one was my favorite so far. I love the sound of the ice cracking under the pressure, and seeing the gas cavities become filled with water. And as always, I enjoy your unique humor. Thanks!

[eliasfriedrich]

I always wondered what would happen to the iceberg if it sank instead of the titanic

[williambryce]

It just keeps getting better! The humor is outstanding! So underrated as far as subs go. Happy to say I been here since the first Video and I love every new Drop!

[DougNoOnions]

By far my favorite (small for no reason) channel!

[aninterestingcharact]

Wow … that’s scary. Challenger deep is twice what your chamber can do, whew. That’s serious pressure. Just researching the ice diagram is amazing. Complex stuff. Thanks for this!

[glennllewellyn]

Random mid-way joke is awesome!
Love your work mate.

[theorangeoof]

1:08 Damn, I was just about to crush water into ice VII with my own hands since I lack this machine but your disclaimer stopped me from doing it otherwise, thanks for looking out for us!

[Scanlaid]

The triple point of humans caught me so off-guard. Your dry deadpan is unreal dude, too funny!

[technopong]

This is exactly what I've been wanting to see. Thank you for doing this experiment!

[OnTheRiver]

I always learn something new from your channel. I’ve heard about the different phases of water but never in the detail you presented. Water inclusions in diamond under such pressure - who would have guessed.

[kuckkuckrotmg]

It's really cool to see the ice become more clear over time

[-_-hi]

Best intro of the year. Very punny. Cheers 🍻

[Yellow_bud]

This is awesome I love watching these videos every day!

[senseibear]

I really appreciate the science lesson afterwards. It gives real context to the amazing sights you produce in your little death tube! I wonder how many wealthy people have pressurised aquariums with the rarest fish ever seen in them...

[natesturm]

I totally didn't expect the cracks to just disappear. Of course, it makes sense because those cracks are chamers/cavities. They can be pushed together and filled with water. Any water that gets inside is most likely frozen instantly until everything is fused.

Makes complete sense but I never thought about it.

[nunyabitnezz]

In Portsmouth England there’s a hyperbolic trials facility where a person can get into a chamber that can raise the pressure much like your dropzone canister. It’s for submarine training.

[MattH-wgou]

9:09 woah! That blew my mind!

Would there be a way to do Dry Ice/Solid CO2?

Watching the air bubbles and channels disappear was fascinating!

[I.Liveoldcars.prospecting]

Oh wow that was very interesting. I did not know any of this about ice.

[two]

How does this channel have only 8k subs? Something is not right.
Hey man you have a great channel!