Pressure in a plastic bottle: FactAtlasHD's airplane fact passes a million
Seven new Shorts went up, from hair gel to stretchy ceilings, and a two-day-old candy warning is already drawing the most viewers each day.
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Why Bottles Squirt Liquid On A Plane ✈️
Two days old, "Don't Bite This Candy 🍬" is the Short people are opening fastest on FactAtlasHD right now, already past half a million views. The title keeps its candy a secret, and so will we, since the video does the explaining.
The bigger total belongs to "Why Bottles Squirt Liquid On A Plane ✈️", posted on October 3 and now past 1.3 million views. Its comment section has become a small travel clinic. Some viewers swear it has never happened to them, one admits it happens at home instead, and the most liked tip is a practical one: loosen the cap slowly until you hear the hiss. Several others take aim at the like button, which apparently promised to turn into a plane and did not.
The rest of the week's seven uploads stayed in the channel's lane of everyday puzzles: hair gel, a swimmer's stiff hair, ceilings that stretch, a TV screen layer you should never peel. The swimmers video is a cousin of "Why Ballroom Dancers Have Hard Hair 💃", nine days old and past five million views, which still brings in a steady crowd of its own.
Views ran well below the channel's usual pace, though the week still added about 14,000 subscribers. Among the curiosity channels near its size, only Rako gathered more views, while Savox, poi and Vin Explains had quiet stretches.
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What viewers say
Guys here’s a hack to not make that happen water bottles: open the cap off slowly hear a sizzle? Then it’s good amd the air is out and put cap on again and then drink chip bag:open really slowly and then air is out yw
@GeographydudesSee it on YouTubeUr like does not turn in to a plane cuh😂
@The-Draconic-f6xSee it on YouTubeNever happened to me on a plane, but it certainly happened to me at home-
@UserdoesntpostanylongerSee it on YouTube
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I never had a bag pop or bottle spray while flying
@josephdean2954See it on YouTubeThat’s happened to be before and more than HALF my water bottle sprayed onto my face. (Mostly into my eyes)
@benscardsandgames3372See it on YouTubeThis never happened to me
@quitegamer3093See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- FactAtlasHD
- Subscribers
- 416,000 ▲ 14,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 11,278,088
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- October 3, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,321,347
- Views on its first day
- 884,599
The numbers
Here is how FactAtlasHD's week looks in figures.
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What does a commercial airliner's cabin pressure usually match during cruise?
Cabins are pressurized to roughly the air pressure found at 6,000 to 8,000 feet, lower than at the ground but safe and comfortable for passengers.
