Jay Leno breathes Anti-Helium!!

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LZ7vystdkA[/youtube]

This is quite hilarious...made me rofl to tears.
 
That stuff is soooooooooooooooo awesome.
Where can I get me some of that?
 
"THATS UNBULIBABLE!"

When the other guy walked off laughing I cried :LOL:
 
Hahaha, that was awesome :D I'd love to try some of that :D
 
That's awesome. Someone told me he did more stuff involving this gas on that show, anyone have another vid?
 
I think if his voice is deeper it is a noble gas heavier than helium, becuase the gas forces pressure on the bottom of his lungs so his voice is going to be deeper.. but helium is a really light noble gas so the pressure on the lung/voice area not so much but if you take a noble gas like argon maybe your voice should be deeper than helium... also if you fill baloons with helium... then argon.. the kr.. then xe.. then rn the helium will be the lightest and rn the heaviest... simple concept i think i explained this right... ****ing chemistry.
 
Can you fill a balloon up with some helium and then some of that stuff, and have it be suspended in mid air?
 
Can you fill a balloon up with some helium and then some of that stuff, and have it be suspended in mid air?
lol... The simplest way to suspend a balloon in air with be the right mixture of plain air and helium. The helium is there to counter-act the weight of the balloon itself.
 
Matter is to anti-matter as helium is to anti-helium...

THE ILLUMINATI!
 
lol... The simplest way to suspend a balloon in air with be the right mixture of plain air and helium. The helium is there to counter-act the weight of the balloon itself.

Not as fun!
 
wouldn't that stuff be really dangerous, cause it is going to sit in the bottom of your lungs, unlike helium which would all float up. Helium isn't very good for you either eh, it binds to oxygen receptors and clogs them up.
 
wouldn't that stuff be really dangerous, cause it is going to sit in the bottom of your lungs, unlike helium which would all float up. Helium isn't very good for you either eh, it binds to oxygen receptors and clogs them up.

Hmm, could you drown in it?
 
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