Lumiliyab na apoy, namataan sa gitna ng dagat?! | Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim! - video Dailymotion

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Aired (March 29, 2025): Ano nga ba ang pinagmulan ng apoy na ito sa gitna ng karagatan? Panoorin ang video.

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00:00This video is now going viral on social media.

00:05How come in the middle of the wide ocean, there's a fire?

00:11Is it really a fire?

00:16The netizens are also curious about what's happening.

00:19Here are the comments on the video.

00:21That's an underwater volcano.

00:23It's possible that it's an underwater volcano.

00:25There are a lot of them in the Philippines.

00:28Maybe it's also part of the West Philippine Sea.

00:35A lot of people got scared after watching this video online.

00:40In the video, you can see a fire that never goes out,

00:45in the middle of the ocean.

00:48According to the uploader, their group will go to Sitangkay,

00:51from Bongao, Tawi-Tawi, when they saw this fire.

00:54Because of its danger, they didn't approach the fire.

00:58The netizens guessed that it's because of an underwater volcano.

01:04I saw the fire.

01:06The fire has a lot of colors.

01:07What's the color of the hottest part of the fire?

01:10A, red.

01:11B, orange.

01:12C, yellow.

01:13D, blue.

01:14If you get the wrong answer,

01:16I'll hit you.

01:18Orange.

01:19Orange?

01:20Are you sure?

01:21Orange?

01:23You got scared.

01:25I didn't get scared.

01:26The correct answer is blue.

01:28Blue.

01:29Blue is the hottest part of the fire.

01:32The fire that happened in the middle of the ocean

01:34doesn't seem like a big deal to everyone.

01:36Did the fire that surrounds the water actually die?

01:41Did you know that fireflies can ignite eternal fire?

01:44The natural gas vents that fireflies use

01:47can burn for a long time.

01:49An example of this is the Gates of Hell in Turkmenistan,

01:52the crater that burned for more than 50 years.

01:57Have you seen a fire tornado?

01:59It's also called fire whirls.

02:01These are tornado-like spiral flames

02:03that hit hot and turbulent wind conditions.

02:07You know a lot, Kim!

02:09But people shouldn't be afraid of fire.

02:12It's not an underwater volcano or a submarine.

02:16After this video went viral,

02:18we found out the reason for the fire in the ocean.

02:23This is the oil from a burning boat.

02:26This is what the boat owner commented on the video.

02:29We were the ones who got burned that day.

02:31This is where we threw the gasoline.

02:34Oh, this is your boat?

02:35It got burned?

02:37Yes.

02:38The fire in the ocean is not an underwater volcano.

02:41It's a container of gasoline.

02:44Okay, thanks for the info.

02:46At least we know the reason for the fire in the ocean.

02:50But how was it possible for the fire in the water to burn?

02:54We have a so-called tetradrone of fire

02:57where the fuel is counted.

02:59If it's in the water and it burns flammable liquids,

03:05it doesn't just redden with water.

03:08What are the flammable liquids we're talking about?

03:11Like gasoline, diesel, oil, thinner, paint.

03:19Why do flammable liquids still burn even if it's in the water?

03:23We have three things to talk about.

03:25The first is polarity.

03:27There are polar and non-polar liquids.

03:29Polar liquids have a negative and positive sign like a magnet.

03:33It helps them to mix with other polar liquids.

03:36Non-polar liquids have no positive or negative charge ends.

03:40That's why they don't mix with other polar liquids.

03:43Water is a polar liquid while gasoline or oil is a non-polar liquid.

03:48First, we can see that water and flammable liquids don't mix.

03:52Second, density.

03:54Flammable liquids have lower density

03:58and water has higher density.

04:02When they mix, flammable liquids are only at the top

04:06while water is at the bottom.

04:08Third, intermolecular forces.

04:12Water has hydrogen that doesn't mix with flammable liquids.

04:19We can see that these three things don't mix.

04:23When a flammable liquid is mixed with water, it still burns.

04:28What kind of flammable liquid should we use to extinguish a fire?

04:36According to the Bureau of Fire Protection,

04:39we can use an AFFF or aqueous film forming focal fire extinguisher.

04:44If it doesn't have one, we can use soapy water or a carbonated drink.

04:50Let's use soapy water.

04:55What does soap have?

04:57When it is dissolved in water, it has bubbles and is slippery.

05:01It covers the entire fire and doesn't spread even if it is a flammable liquid.

05:10We also used a fire extinguisher that is an AFFF

05:15and is designed for Class B fire.

05:18Those are flammable liquids.

05:21As you can see, it also looks like soapy water.

05:25Now, we will also use a soft drink.

05:27As long as it is carbonated.

05:29Even if we extinguish the flammable liquid again, it will not be extinguished.

05:36While watching the fire in the middle of the sea,

05:39he decided not to approach it so that life would not be put in danger.

05:44Avoid fire, don't be alone.

05:47You know a lot, brother Kim.

Lumiliyab na apoy, namataan sa gitna ng dagat?! | Dami Mong Alam, Kuya Kim!

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