Really, no one else immediately thought about tossing the sodium coin into a wishing well? Just me? REALLY?!?

OSHA gears up like the SWAT team when NileRed is making a video 😂

you know it's bad when nilered wears ANY sort of protection equipment

"The probability of learning something very expensive increases dramatically" 😂 well put

I feel like nile red and the atomic boyscout would have been concerningly good friends lol

Chemist remembers why casting will often require an intermediate medium so the casting binds to it instead of binding to the mold

You cracked me with “ sodium’s melting point is low enough that you could melt sodium in boiling water “

He should've made the portrait of himself looking off to the side. Looking straight out is insane.

BTW, I was at a dentist and there was a child there who had a lot of mercury fillings...  the child had mercury poisoning!  The dentist was a specialist in removing mercury fillings safely.

NileRed: "I'll probably make a Uranium coin..."

Tyler Folse: "Ooh! What kind? Natural? Depleted? Enriched?"

Me: "Talk about '*enriching*' one's finances :P"

T. Folse when there's a Nile Red/Blue video:

This is honestly one of the best "content creators" out there, because it's not about the creator.  It's an earnest attempt to elucidate the lesser known.  Much appreciate, my good man.  I watch a good 4-8 hours of informational streams everyday, Mr. Folse here, is one of only 4 that I am subscribed to.

4:00 mercury fillings were legal in the EU all the way to 2025.

When Tyler heard uranium, his face immediately lit up

3:43 just smile and wave

"Escalated In An Interesting Direction" ought to be the motto he puts on his commemorative coins.

2:07 I heard x-ray machine and remembered about the incident that happened in Brazil

Mentioning graphite used in RBMK reactors...

"You didn't see graphite on the ground because it isn't there!"

My dentist a few years ago removed all my Amalgam Fillings and replaced them with a ceramic filling material.

19:05 nah, lets be honest, if we think outside the box, this sodium is astronomically old