Controlling Fire With My Hands Using a Wimshurst Machine

In this video I show you how to control fire with my hands by charging myself to 50,000 Volts to use electric forces to control the ions in the partial plasma of fire in order to bend and manipulate the fire with only my hands!

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[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.

[Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

Well you know, sometimes in life you've just gotta control some fire with your hands using a Wimshurst machine

[ishantandon]

3:25
It's interesting to see that the flame was initially attracted to the left electrode but after the breakdown due to voltage drop there was no attraction!

[antonw.]

He: *charges himself so the flame is moving away from him*

Firefighters: *We need this guy right now!*

[EnmaDarei]

"Today I will connect myself to this device that generates 50, 000 Volts which will cause fire to be attracted to my body."
And that was the last we heard from James.

[rnttreed]

It’s so cool. I saw a video I believe called the fire bender to where he stepped on these charged pads and was able to split a flame with his hands. Was so cool.

[manan-]

Electroboom wants to know your location

[hyparh]

That principle can be in great use for firefighters. For instance they can wear a small high voltage device which charges some sort of aluminized suit so it can repel fire (and heat) away.

[adrianreyes]

You should try this on a large scale and see if you can walk through fire

[jk]

How to control fire:
Just stay positive ;)







Or negative that depends.

[MammaOVlogs]

wow, my son is the fire bender! l never ever knew!

[estuart]

Cool.
Now we need to use the science of this to control wildfires.
Make them stop or even reverse direction.
Some sort of clever electrical fencing maybe.

[yousif]

Nothing is really better than the action lab

[good-gpt-chatbot]

Next Up :- Becoming the Airbender with my 100% knowledge.

[DeaconGames]

Please can you make a video explaining why fire is hot that would be great always have wanted to know. Keep up the good work👍🏼 love you videos.

[abelsm]

No one:


Literally no one:



Action lab: *OUCH*

[randomcartoonschannel]

5:39 🤣 “It won't burn me” (im dead)

[justarandomweebyay]

Me watching some guy trying to get his fingers close to fire: *anxiety intensifies*

[darrellpidgeon]

I still have a Wimshurst machine I bought back in the 70's, from a company called Edmund Scientific. I need a new leyden jar, and some work on the collectors. The device could generate 75, 000 volts. There are so many experiments that can be done. Once, I even tried to attach a motor drive so I could have both hands free. Not enough torque, though. I may revisit that attempt one day.

[sayakdatta]

Plot Twist: The fire🔥 was a paid actor.