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Brett Moore

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Funny plants do the same thing and produce food

Brett Moore

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I know about the submarine o2 but how about the iss? And you look sick, please get sum greens and sum sun

Carol Cassidy

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@The Goldey Family I doubt it, China and Russia save their money. They spend their taxes on benefiting their citizens, rather than the military. They manufacture everything the Americans purchase everyday.

Stan Ervin

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@Ahmad the newb By everybody in the sub.

Dan Quayles ITS SPELT POTATOE!

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THEY DONT MAKE OXYGEN!

Man, its 3 AM here in India and I loved watching this video. Amazing piece of information. Hats off to the people on board the submarine as well.

in world war II they most certainly ran out of air.

How fortunate that you ran into your own dog.

So how was this done years ago before smart computers? Did they have to surface every now and then to pump in fresh air?

Genuinely very interesting. Thanks Destin.

iranian navy watching and taking notes

i thought they just put a plant in there

🔥🎥

Wtf Dustin, you lit a fire on a submarine....

Awesome only thing is we call them ships not boats lol

4:56 the facial expression is amazing

Can anybody tell me isn't hydrogen flammable so do they get rid of it after electrolysis 🤔

Nato strap, I like your style 😎

Okay so where's the navy barrel at? ;)

What lovely people. Really interesting.

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Awesome. Learnt a lot! Just one thing though, I sure hope nobody is sprinkling lithium hydroxide around on beds, that thing is extremely caustic!

Mind Blown.

There was a British sub under the arctic doing Arctic Ice research when there was an accident with these candles. There was an explosion/fire almost killing everyone on board.

That is how those ice caps on poles are capt. Simple: put cool guys into submarine, send them to the pole. Admire those people.

The underwater tube of SCIENCE!

"why won't subs run of air?" 9.5M subs O_0

Kinda like solid rocket fuel in a way.

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I be sippin that lean amine

The preheater to the boiler stripper is nothing more than heat integration. Some waste heat from somewhere else on the ship is, I'm presuming, captured via a fluid and transferred there as a means to reduce the heating requirements of the boiler. Similar techniques are used in plants to offset utility costs. Here, probably done for safety reasons.

Hate to say it but admitting the air system in the middle is a risk during our 100plus yr war we have been in

one question unansvered, where hydrogen from Oxide production goes?

Ah CAMS I use to work on that they have the CAMs mk 2 i like it way better then the mark 1. This is a interesting series to watch from this perspective after living on a similar ship.

Dude, your excitement and fascination are infectious! I love your channel! I bet you could find a way to make paint drying fun and interesting!

Austin Evans works in submarine now

finding leak still manual in 2021 funny...

Start Cayo perico heist 😂😂 lol

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Are you actually jroc?

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What utter garbage, burning candles to produce o2. DUSTBIN why are u such a fool or are you just fooling the gullible.

I wonder what the summed up costs are of running this steel tube filled with people and extremely dangerous stuff for a day. Must be insanely high.

What would happen if you farted on the sub? The smell wouldn't go away unless it touches the ac

I learned a lot more than I thought I would

I've seen an attempt to use this same technology to harvest hydrogen from water then inject it into the induction system of petrol/diesel engines which supposedly resulted in lower emissions and an increase in fuel economy however it's unclear if the end result was worth investing in as the gains were relatively small and therefore required that one do a lot of mileage for it to pay for itself. I believe the company was called 'CGON systems' and they were based in SW of England.

First of all: noticed the american flag folded into a triangle and wanted to ask who served? And second: love your videos!!

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minij hooi

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Oxygen Not Included - Submarine edition

But would it smell like bad breath eventually?

Great video. We use some similar chemicals in anesthesia machine absorbers.

4:53 lmfao. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS yikes.

So if the byproduct of burning is iron oxide then those clinkers are basically giant chunks of rust?

You're naughty . Reminding us you'd need a ballon the size of Earth to take to Mars for oxygen supplies for a month for 5 people

rana t

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Fool me once shame on you fool me twice ......., the whole thing is a scam. Natural sea water h2o powering the sub h2 and producing o2!

Hope you told him where the term clinker came from, the blacksmithing term I mean :-)

If you ever want to play a game involving the things taught here, you should play "Oxygen Not Included"

That guy sounded like he was in such a bad mood 😂

This is how the sausage gets made lol. Don't use that term on a ship with seaman 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you! Your video are awesome! I learn so much stuff! You make everything sound simple in your explanation.

Just discovered this page. I'm so excited to watch them all. Fantastic topic and breakdown.

The only reference I could think of in respect to "Clinker" is how when a patient uses a bed pan and makes a solid bowel movement they call it a "Clinker" due to the sides of a stainless bed pan. Honestly they kind of look like a form of excrement.

The lack of oxygen and high C02 is ensigns, NUBS, staff pick-ups, RIDERS, and LAN-TECH placing cams alarms in cut-out,and COW/CO-PILOT not reviewing logs...and then...

I hope you never run out of Subs

Oxygen Not Included - Submarine edition

did you just tease us with the Firefly Blue Ghost? I'll be working on that project!

*DESTIN:* Talks super sciencey to the point of my brain lagging out *ALSO DESTIN:* Ya put dem in yur earholes!

Princess Booper-snoot! I love her name!

Dow is hard to understand. lol

That was very educational. Thx

Ehh its nuclear (nu)(clear) not nuculer, annoying to listen to...

Brilliant vid and very educational. Thanks

18:30 Nice go fasters.

But how does the ISS get fresh air?

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As usual a wonderful video, and Destin keep on blowing our minds!

I wonder how difficult this is to maintain on enchilada night.

12:40 I would imagine that the reason they're called clinkers is because they resemble clinker waste left over from coal fires and the like.

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i love princess boopersnoot!!!!!!!

Now we need dog videos. Make them super educational like all your videos, but they must include Princess Boop-er-snoop

smarter every day: this video smarter smarter every day: *breathe to create air*

Burning your popcorn in the microwave must be a capital offense on a sub.

Very interesting. And this, boys and girls is why taking a Chemistry class may be more fortuitous than the Gender Studies curriculum.

4:55 When you talk about sausage around sailors...

*because they are mechanical fish*

So "klinker" is a blacksmithing and heating term for the glassy slag left over while burning coal, it's a hard slag inclusion independent from the ash that needs to be broken and cleared to prevent it from blocking teh airflow. Most coal burning devices have a "klinker breaker" to, obviously, break the klinker into pieces so it can fall through the grate.

Is it possible to get poisoned because of the oxygen toxicity aboard submarine. Any means to prevent it?

Definitely can't be claustrophobic working and living on a sub!

can't we use MEA or Lithium Hydroxide to *Fix GLOBAL WARMING?*

Brave chaps Submariners 👏

Can’t they just airdrop oxygen

@8:05 I don't think I've seen a better 'explanation' in my life lol

Greetings from S.E England.Excellent information.Well done.

Thx... I am a bit more knowledgeable now. I thought subs squeezed the air out of little fishes.

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Cams? Kinda sus 🥴

I threw a sub into the water and the lettuce wilted. I believe this video is a lie. Also it ruined the bread.

the guy that let you light it sounded so nice

i hope jake paul subs run out of air

Ahhhh, Amine. That smell just isn't right the first time you experience it, but you get used to it pretty quick. It is funny to watch how spouses react to that smell the first time their sailor returns from a sea jaunty. Whenever we deployed , we would keep our civilian clothes inside of vacuum sealed bags to keep them from smelling like Amine. Made our port trips to the bars much better. We also had the added benefits of conserving space in our bunk racks (since the vacuum sealing of the bags compressed the clothes) AND our clothes didn't get all wrinkled up. All told, knowing how vitally important Amine was to our survival, we were more than happy to absorb that smell for the sake of our safety. :) Great video Destin. I love this series because it takes me back to my days onboard my sub.

Nice video ! However, it leaves a question unanswered : Why would an oxygen candle be more efficient than a flat liquid oxygen container ?

Good lord. Are those read-out panels CRT's from the 80's?

I got taught about these in A school. A little sad I never got to work on them.

Watching these guys work is so captivating. Kudos to you for getting the opportunity to experience and capture this experience.

Anyone else notice how the guy at 4:37 walked out awkwardly