Cell Phones Will Make Your Brain Explode, seriously amazing....

Ohh I just watched this on youtube about 30 mins ago!  I was totally shocked/amazed.

omg! no way! I'm scared of phones now.. x

OMG THATS SCARY BUT FUNNY AT THE SAME TIME HOW DO THEY DO THAT X

coolchloe2kaii8 wrote:

OMG THATS SCARY BUT FUNNY AT THE SAME TIME HOW DO THEY DO THAT X

it the radiation from the cell phones

That was cool..

That is so amazing.

Luthieneke wrote:

I just want to say to everyone that they don't have to be scared of mobile phones because they have seen it....

this stunt has been done several times by different people... but it's always not the truth you see...

the thing is they make us believe it's the cell phones radiation but that's not right.... because it that would be true your head would explode if you called for like 15 minutes... and did that ever happen??

no if you look carefully... you can see a red ligt on the corn... that's a laser!!! en that laser causes the corn to pop

thats rather clever ^  (:

oh, i've seen that before, its pretty fake...

YouTube videos that show a group of friends apparently cooking kernels of popcorn with their cellphones have been viewed more than a million times since they were uploaded last week.

The clever parlor trick (see embedded clip) looks amazing enough, but there's a hitch: It's not physically possible, according to University of Virginia physics professor Louis Bloomfield.

"[The videos] are cute," said Bloomfield in a phone conversation Monday. "But that's never gonna happen."

In a microwave oven, energy excites the water inside popcorn kernels until it turns into highly pressurized gas, causing the kernels to pop. If mobile phones emitted that much energy, the water in the fingers of people holding them would heat up.

"It would hurt like crazy," Bloomfield said. "Cellphones probably warm your tissues, but studies indicate that's not injurious."

So, what's really causing the kernels to ricochet off the table in the YouTube clips? Bloomfield suggests tricky video editing or even a covert heating element beneath the table. Debunker website Snopes.com also points out that cooking popcorn with cellphones is impossible (same goes for eggs).

Goes on to read @ http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/06 … -cant.html

Snopes link @ http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp

that was cool