[gringo1965]

hydrogenation reactor, it's used for processing vegetable oil into solid fats for baking, I had no idea that shit was processed that way. Partial hydrogenation, (a defect ) contributes to heart disease, now I know why they say not to eat that shit, who the fuck knew ?!!!!

[miami]

Good thing he was wearing a helmet

[Padraig Flaherty]

[Bletch]

Originally Posted by miami ↗

Good thing he was wearing a helmet

Probably saved him

[thorny007]

human confetti cannon

[Stef81]

That was insane - nice job w/ the slow-mo.

[yesss]

Well, I do believe in the big bang theory after watching these videos!

[allbassfearme]

Can you play that old song "It's raining men" just to break it up a bit?

[samueljones]

So that’s what it feels like to be at the receiving end of the Infinity Gauntlet.

[DarkAngelEdge]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

I am not a trained chemist, but I play one on TV.

From my recollection, in order for hydrogen to combust (oxygenate), there must by an ignition source. (Even a spark could do it.) But not just contact with oxygen.

Atmospheric oxygen is approximately 21% of the air that we breath.




Again, I am not an expert.



Maybe the guy in the video clips read my posts and was given false confidence?

Oh, you are correct. Static electricity is my assumption. I left that small detail out. Same reason you always put a metal gasoline can on the ground and maintain nozzle to tank connection when filling. Static electricity can jump the gap between the metal nozzle and the metal tank and go boom. I betcha static electricity built up and he got the metal air nozzle close to the metal on the generator and he went off like a rocket.