Gavin Jenkins
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Swirling Gold
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Flow of wax after flames blown outFlow of wax after flames blown out
Flow of wax after flames blown out
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Rheoscopic Convection CellsRheoscopic Convection Cells
Rheoscopic Convection Cells
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This is canola oil and gold mica pigment, which has been heated and is here being left to cool evenly. The flow shows individual convection cells.
Rheoscopic convection cellsRheoscopic convection cells
Rheoscopic convection cells
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This is canola oil and gold mica pigment, which has been heated and is here being left to cool evenly. The flow shows individual convection cells.
Chia Seed Plate TectonicsChia Seed Plate Tectonics
Chia Seed Plate Tectonics
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A demonstration for my geology game world generator project, at cauliflowerlabs.blogspot.com
Homemade Organ Pipes ClipHomemade Organ Pipes Clip
Homemade Organ Pipes Clip
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This is me manually playing four homemade PVC organ pipes shown in the image. See www.cauliflowerlabs.blogspot.com/2014/09/making-a-homemade-pipe-organ.html for more information!

Komentáře

  • @matthewmcnaughton8231

    this isnt actually gold, change your video title

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před 3 lety

      "Gold. adjective. made of or colored like gold."

    • @matthewmcnaughton8231
      @matthewmcnaughton8231 Před 3 lety

      @@gavinjenkins899 bruh

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před 3 lety

      @@matthewmcnaughton8231 Hello yes, did you have another question?

    • @aliveslice
      @aliveslice Před rokem

      @@gavinjenkins899 gold as an adjective can't be a subject

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před rokem

      @@aliveslice Gold as a color is a noun as well as an adjective. "Swirling green" is a valid grammatical descriptor as well, for example. "Gold, noun. definition #2: a deep lustrous yellow or yellow-brown color."

  • @deetvleet
    @deetvleet Před 3 lety

    woah what are those :0

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před rokem

      Chia seeds, they're just a kind of seed that absorbs water and acts like little jelly balls for drinks and smoothies and stuff. It could have been small grains of rice or bread crumbs or anything like that instead.

  • @deetvleet
    @deetvleet Před 3 lety

    funnie :3

  • @deetvleet
    @deetvleet Před 3 lety

    what are these things!! ?

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před 3 lety

      Just three tea lights in one brick of wax. The wax has the same mica flakes in it as in the gold color video in the other clip, this is just shot in black and white. So you can see the convection currents that form once the flame isn't the dominant heat source anymore. And then you see the surface of the wax freeze

  • @deetvleet
    @deetvleet Před 3 lety

    Yummy gold ! So delicious I want to eat it all up

  • @deetvleet
    @deetvleet Před 3 lety

    CZcams won't let me post the comment I want :(

  • @YYHoe
    @YYHoe Před 4 lety

    Reminiscent of the Sun's own convection cells, each about the size of the UK.

  • @lemoncola1164
    @lemoncola1164 Před 5 lety

    that looks like particles suspended in a transparent fluid, what are the particles made of, are they gold like in the title

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před 5 lety

      It is particles of mica (a mineral often found in clays and the stuff that sparkles in some kinds of cement used in sidewalks and buildings), suspended in canola oil. I'm not sure how they make it gold colored, I just bought gold colored mica flakes.

    • @allenbutter4283
      @allenbutter4283 Před 5 lety

      (Same person differant account) thats neat

  • @lemoncola1164
    @lemoncola1164 Před 5 lety

    i want to see more videos by you

  • @dipi71
    @dipi71 Před 7 lety

    NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day 2017-07-31 _(»Pluto Flyover from New Horizons«)_ sent me here. Cheers!

  • @DroneGirl1
    @DroneGirl1 Před 8 lety

    Wow that was amazing! Thumbs up and Greetings from Ireland! :)

    • @gavinjenkins899
      @gavinjenkins899 Před 8 lety

      Thanks! Your videos look super cool too. I'm very into photography and never even considered drones as a thing to check out... I am now.

  • @spookykidbunny
    @spookykidbunny Před 8 lety

    whooahhhh.... mesmerizing. I want to dip things in it.

  • @bjrnhoudorf1746
    @bjrnhoudorf1746 Před 9 lety

    Your organ pipes have a nice sound. I have made a PP (polypropylene) organ pipe: czcams.com/video/DsyauSTrGfY/video.html

  • @gavinjenkins899
    @gavinjenkins899 Před 9 lety

    I dont know, not very high at all. I just slapped the dish on my stovetop and turned the dial to something like 3 out of 10. I'd guess somewhere in the vicinity of 120-130 degrees for not very long. It would probably start showing convection at even just 20 or so degrees above ambient, though, because after this, it kept doing it for quite a long time after being removed from even that low heat.

  • @onera123
    @onera123 Před 10 lety

    Nice demonstration and great visualization with the mica particles. Could you tell me at what temperature you brought the canola oil? I might use this as a demonstration of Benard convection cells at science fairs and it would be great if the temperature required to generate the cells is not alarmingly high (danger of skin burns).