A nuclear engineer reacts to Styropyro's massive experiment using 400 car batteries wired together. Discover the science, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “This laser is several times over the limit at which a direct hit to the eyes would blind you instantly and forever,” Styropyro ...

YouTube’s resident “DIY laser guy” claims to have built his most powerful beam yet. Styropyro, who identifies himself on his website as lifelong science lover Drake Anthony, 22, posted a video Sunday ...

The videos from [styropyro] are always amusing and informative. However, ironically for him, he is alarmed that many green laser pointers are more powerful than they are supposed to be. Sure, you ...

In Popping a 6000 Amp Fuse, Styropyro takes on a high-voltage experiment that involves detonating an incredibly powerful fuse. As a nuclear engineer, Dr. Ben Miles reacts to the process, breaking down ...

Known for his insane laser creations, laser modder and YouTube personality Drake Anthony, aka Styropyro, is back with a new project in honor of the latest Star Wars movie. To keep up with the growing ...

We’re willing to bet most Hackaday readers have accidentally spot welded a few electrical contacts together over the years, complete with the surge of adrenaline that comes with the unexpected pops ...

Drake Anthony, a 23-year-old studying at Southern Illinois University, decided to make his first laser when he was just 12 years old. He bought a green laser pointer and attempted to rip it apart to ...

Drake Anthony Styropyro experiments with 400 car batteries unleashing extreme currents up to 160,000 amps in his backyard/ Image: Youtube A YouTuber known for building enormous lasers and ...

WTF?! We're now living in times when a YouTuber is able to build what is apparently the world's strongest handheld laser. The device is powerful enough to melt titanium, fracture diamond, weld razor ...

The cliché is that the only certainties in life are death and taxes. I submit, however, that that particular aphorism lacks vision. If you’re a habitual YouTube viewer and/or someone with an interest ...