heart broken person

heart broken person

greetings fellow nerds. in this video we're going to break a heart... with liquid nitrogen. first the heart. there it is, as for where i got it... don't ask. let's get started. here is my dewar flask and some ice. and here is the heart. so this is, i mean... was... a living heart on valentine's day this disgusting thing is what people are swearing their love on.

i've got a better use for it and it involves some liquid nitrogen. here we go. now i'm time-lapsing the freezing because the heart has a large thermal capacity and it takes about ten minutes for the liquid nitrogen to finish. that would be a really nerdy but lame pick-up-line... saying that your heart has a large thermal capacity. anyway, it's done. the reason why it looks so different is because the contents of each and every cell is completely frozen. even the fats and proteins that don't normally freeze -

at liquid nitrogen temperatures they do. alrighty then, this is your heart on liquid nitrogen. and this is your heart versus the floor... the floor wins. i wonder how many ex-lovers wish they could do this to each other. so that was breaking a heart with liquid nitrogen. thanks for watching, please subscribe, rate and comment.

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