here's an easy way to make popcorn!

[sexsiangel]

http://www.koreus.com/video/telephon...s-popcorn.html

if this is a repost sorry

[JoshM]

Doesn't popping popcorn require heat?

[foamypirate]

Doesn't popping popcorn require heat?

The radio waves from the cellphones are essentially the same as in a microwave, just less powerful. With the 4 cell phones combined, the radiowaves vibrate the water molecules inside the popcorn kernel, causing it to turn into steam and expand, popping the kernel.

[JoshM]

The radio waves from the cellphones are essentially the same as in a microwave, just less powerful. With the 4 cell phones combined, the radiowaves vibrate the water molecules inside the popcorn kernel, causing it to turn into steam and expand, popping the kernel.

I'm totalling trying this when I get home.

[SteveB]

Everything you see on a video on the internet is true!

[foamypirate]

I'm totalling trying this when I get home.

You're gonna need a lot of phones. American cell phone networks use a lower frequency (generally) than overseas networks. With the lower frequency, you won't be able to vibrate the molecules as rapidly. Let us know if it works, however.

[JoshM]

You're gonna need a lot of phones. American cell phone networks use a lower frequency (generally) than overseas networks. With the lower frequency, you won't be able to vibrate the molecules as rapidly. Let us know if it works, however.

Ain't no way in hell this works.
There has to be some sort of heating device under the table.

[ric3rboi23]

Everything you see on a video on the internet is true!

x2

[SteveB]

The radio waves from the cellphones are essentially the same as in a microwave, just less powerful. With the 4 cell phones combined, the radiowaves vibrate the water molecules inside the popcorn kernel, causing it to turn into steam and expand, popping the kernel.

Sucker.

http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp
It's viral marketing for Bluetooth headset maker.

[JDMxDB8]

That's some crazy shit right there.

[sexsiangel]

i'm just here to share

[foamypirate]

Sucker.

http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp
It's viral marketing for Bluetooth headset maker.

I'm just giving a scientific explanation of how it COULD work if the radio waves were strong enough and of a high enough frequency. I'm no sucker. In fact, I pretty much explained how microwaves work (ultra-high frequency radio waves vibrating water molecules).

[Mista Juice]

heard about this a few days ago... sooooooooo retarded..