Plasma Toroid vs. Science YouTubers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I was invited by Joel from Integza to show my plasma toroid generator to Destin from SmarterEveryDay and Cameron Prince of Tesla Universe. I also met Charlie Solis from TesTur Energy! had a lot of fun and it was so great to meet everyone. I hope this video inspires you to teach and empower your friends!
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@backmacsci
Fun device! Thank you for showing me, and thank you to Cameron for hosting us!
It's often I see you going through the motions of "I don't quite understand this, but I'm not stopping until I do"
It's often been very motivating to hear that type of mentality whenever I'm stuck on something, so thank you
@@1qwerasdzxcvfrtgb I couldn’t agree more! I also admire not only the persistence to figure it out, but the ability to stop and listen when realizing that assumptions may be incorrect. It’s an absolute joy watching people want to learn, and even more so when so many people can leave their assumptions at the door and just listen and discuss :)
Destin is the nicest guy.
@backmacsci keep it up. This was great
Thank you, Destin, glad you liked it!
It's so cool to see a bunch of my favorite channels interacting with each other. Even if I'm simply watching a video that was recorded hundreds of miles away, it just feels like such a tightly knit group. I love your work, it makes NO sense to me and it is so cool.
This... its always amazing when it is two that you wouldn't ever even think would do a colab.
Even though Destin wasn’t there, Opensauce has been the best collaborative event for science and maker TH-camrs ever.
Most definitely keep the fun going an I love seeing smart people stumped on what's going on. It's what usually leads to a great big discovery ! ❤
it’s awesome to see to all try to figure out something they don’t fully understand
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Congratulations! I hope that not only will you continue to find new an interesting people to bounce off of, but that you will refine this research as you go.
That's the plan! I'm applying to phd programs right now
Good luck @BackMacSci !!
@@BackMacSci I think I guess what your Thesis will be...
@@BackMacSci Good luck!
I really appreciate that Destin even when out of his feild still is fascinated and attracted to learning and you can see his mind trying to join the dot together on characteristics that are analogues to familiar concept because he knows everything is related and just a different spinoff from the energy and forces in nature ! He is the type of mind that can see the whole picture when you explain a concept that uses a variety of engineering diciplines.All of you guys are rocket scientists and have the most important attribute which is the ability to communicate your ideas not just to the small audience in your field but anybody who is interested in learning and that is a superpower! well done humans and keep going !
Dustin coolness bends spacetime
Destin it is then 👍🏻
cool stuff is cool stuff, it doesn't matter what a persons field of expertise is.
thats why hes smarter every day
@@daemonhat true dat !
I really love that Joel took the time to take someone new to the engineering and TH-cam community and it's reaching out to make it more a collaboration and learning community. That's very awesome. And this was rather informational.
To have Justin and intezga both stumped, you have such an amazing journey ahead of you! And I'm here for it! Loved this, this reminds me of the old TH-cam, no fuss just pure enjoyment of learning this is perfect!
Destin ;)
Indeed! When Justin went: "Well, I think it rises.... oh, I'm sorry, I should quit talking" when he realized that this young kid was about to blow his mind wide open, really drove the point home. This kid, be it on TH-cam or elsewhere, or preferably both, will go places for sure!
I LOVE seeing the science community come together like this!
How did I miss this collab between some of my favorite TH-cam channels hidden in a newcomers channel ? This is awesome..
Also wanted to state I'm a new subscriber. I want to thank you for shouting out Max Amps. Graphene really is the future. I'm very much into science and math. The fact that the two isn't more mainstream in this country saddens me deeply. My wife is from Cuba and I'm so in awe of the Cuban people for their ingenuity and perseverance in dealing with outdated tech. Fringe Science is where innovation happens. Keep up the good work
Holy hell, man. It's so good to see you getting the recognition you deserve. I really hope this keeps going and you get even more recognition. Good stuff, my man
Man this video just made me super happy to watch! Honestly followed you pretty early on just because this was a neat project. Didn't expect it to go anywhere, but here you are now! Reminds me of me at your age when I started working as a monster truck announcer... Basically somebody I knew in the industry called me up one day, and I just faked it until I made it... Truth is, learning to jump at opportunities is half the battle sometimes. Put yourself in the right circles and those opportunities just keep coming. Congratulations man.
This was awesome, start to finish - and my lady really loved the clouds from your flight. We both say THANK YOU!
I'm so glad you loved the cloud part, its one of my favorite parts of the video!
This just popped into my recommended, so happy I caught it!! This seems like such a dream opportunity, I hope youtube keeps pushing this video to a lot of new people!
One of my favorite things to do with a new geek friend is going to their house and geeking out to all their geek toys!
I hugely admire @Integza for making this happen! CEO levels of networking and initiative, bringing these people together, and such a valuable thing for the world of science.
i wonder if adding a coil on top would help stabilize the ion ring. it would need to be the same frequency but opposite magnetic pole. maybe a bigger mosfet could drive 2 coils in parallel - that would keep the circuit really simple.
“It looks like this thing here.” That got a good chuckle out of me.
i love how Destin just can't look away the entire time
I've been following you for a long, long time and I'm so glad to see your channel doing so well! If you ever need any chemicals or elements for your experiments let me know and they're all yours! Keep up the great work! 😃
Thank you so much, I'm happy to know you are a viewer of mine. I will let you know about chemicals I need in the future!
@BackMacSci This device is amazing! I appreciate your time in this man. I would absolutely appreciate it if you did some tests with this for me. If you are not aware of the Plasmoid Unification Model, it may interest you. If you are able to change voltage and frequency input, it would be fascinating to see if specific frequencies affect the plasma. The voltage may need to be adjusted to get a stable formation. So examples would be like the 9 Solfeggio Frequencies. This could then be extended using the Unification Model to possibly levitate specific elements... possibly? However, with low power, the samples need to be tiny. Thanks for your time and good luck.
The sheer level of intelligence and curiosity in that room, and none of them are the least bit offended by having wrong guesses, or lacking in knowledge, I love it!
I cannot tell you how cool it is to see a bunch of young guys and 2 old dogs all getting excited about figuring something out together. This is how learning really should work. I love it.
Cool to see all of you get together. I believe that when you spined the glass globe on the coil it produces a capatance effect that exited the gas into plasma then it picks up on it's spinning electromagnetic vortex and the rest is what you all figured to be convection shape of the glass and like a Jacob's latter effect. Done some crazy stuff with plasma globes and also small Tesla coils and exciters. Looks like so much fun and I loved the video. Thank you😊
That’s so awesome that you got to meet them fam. That’s so sick.
I love listening to you narrate to Destin, especially towards the end of the video, you have the same excitement and pure wonder in your voice like Ke Huy Quan's character OB in Loki Season 2. I hope you go places.
b r o WHAT?!
My first thought is, "oh look, more sci-tubers". After that I'm thinking induction heating. The plasma is in an enclosed space being cooked and when it gets energized enough it rises up, loses energy and comes back to be charged some more by the coil. As a plasma it doesn't lose energy the way a hot pan would, nor does it strictly gain it the same way, but it's still pretty neat. I'll have to try watching the video later since I fell asleep, but the intro was good, and that haircut was 1000x better.
You can see Destin is really thinking about it even though it's outside his field. He's like make connections between the stuff that he knows and this stuff that he's just heard. Very interesting
“Then I got so excited that I forgot to record Cameron’s reaction”
I love that. Just the need to share a common love for the science.
Wow. Super impressed my man. Well done and congratulations for your win!
It's so lovley to see the "big guys" having so much fun with your little device.
Very enjoyable video. Keep up the good work. :)
Hey Brother... know this... It is a pleasure to know souls like you are sharing these days with me in this reality. Lovin it.
I've been hearing so so much about plasma torrids recently. It's really bizzare. I understand you've had your device for a while, but I've recently been introduced to Malcom Bendall's work, and it's use with combustion engines. thanks for this video
Wow 🤩 it never fails to amaze me , ❤love your channel .
I heard a story when I was a child about a glass sphere that was sitting on a coil like yours but copper coil extended out of a granite wall inside of tomb. The sphere was glowing in a toroidal light, but when the archeologists touched the sphere it went out .
They mentioned that they couldn’t turn it back on as there was no switch , plus they had no idea on how it worked .
Now after seeing your first videos when you showed this experiment and its affect, I wanted to tell you this story, but since then I also have been researching other topics that I believe are related and I think I have an understanding on how this device may have been run in the tomb, by compressed granite tuned at a specific oscillating frequency to run it. I’m not sure if academia has the artefact stored somewhere or if it’s lost to time. I’m not sure of the location of this story of this tomb but believe it was in Egypt somewhere.
I hope all the best for you and your future endeavours ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤
not only was this impressively neat to look at the amount of just pure happiness that was produced on all sides was even better i am so glad you all got together
As a mechanical engineer myself i resonate with destin on the intro so much, and also later when you can see how he just tries to understand and listens to you explain the device, even if this electrical shenanigans arent part of our field of expertise (mech enigneers do know about electricity but its not our main thing you know) its just nice to see and learns how they work from the experts
Also lol... "Tony Stark Was Able To Build This In A Cave! With A Box Of Scraps!" - Iron Man (2008) 4K Ultra
I LOVE seeing the science community come together like this!. It's just so cool to see how your channel has grown lately..
First video of yours iv come across but I’m really happy for ya man. Seems like you had a great time!
The device is VERY cool...But, for me (and apparently many others) the true coolness of this video is the group of personalities involved. Smart folks from different backgrounds getting together and studying a 'thing' is so neat to watch!
I had a vaguely similar experience a few years ago when I went to a friend's house for a rock cutting/polishing session involving other members of her rock-hounding club. To my shock, awe, amusement, and delight...I found the other invitees were a brain surgeon whose hands held life daily, an aerospace engineer who bent and twisted a Boeing 707 to failure, and a gen-u-ine rocket scientist who was at RocketDyne during the Apollo years! That left me with an associate design degree, and our host with a Bachelor in Photo Art. We all shared two things...a love of airplanes, (full scale & RC model) and a love of pretty rocks. Rocks were cut and polished, tales were told, world problems solved, many things were learned. That was a 'DAY' if you know what I mean!!...I'll not forget that time in a gal-pal's garage, out in the middle of nowhere, Wisconsin!
I knew your work was going to get attention. Keep being awesome.
very cool, ive actually been posting links to your vids on other relevant videos/creators! Because i saw the work you put in and am amazed you made it happen! Thanks dude, you deserve this awesomeness!
Its refreshing to see someone else truly enjoy clouds on the flight :)
So much fun seeing so many of my favorite TH-camrs all together in one place wowing over what you built! Thanks for the video!
I like the safety flip-flops that Cameron is wearing. From experience I know that flip-flops are good for protecting you up to tens of thousands of volts.
It's so interesting seeing the mechanical engineer mindset analysis of this.
You deserve all the success. I remember following along with the videos about you making this thing. Awesome that you got this far, and good luck with your PhD!
Watching all of these incredibly intelligent Humans/TH-camrs rack their brains to figure out what is happening is incredibly entertaining.
Fun watching Destin's process of trying to work it out. Nice job mate
@BackMacSci Create another coil with a matching resonant frequency of your current coil. Turn the machine on and place the new coil near the first one in order to interact. Attempt to harvest voltage off of the plasma? Remember you would likely also need an iron core that connects the two together. (like in a transformer.) You may also consider an array of smaller coils similarly to meta-materials or even possibly larger coil.
I saw a wonderful demonstration of a plasma toroid at the royal institution, its on their TH-cam channel in a video called "High-voltage physics - with David Ricketts" its at around the 57 minute mark in the video. One of the most fascinating things I've seen.
Love this! As you said, you're at the start of your interest in this, and both look where you've gone so far, and where you will go! I will continue to watch with fascination as you grow your skills and knowledge! Well done, and congrats on winning first place at the festival!
i like how as the video goes on more and more people enter the room
This is hilarious, its like fire reinvented with everyone intently starting at it in deep thought 😂 awesome project man it reminds me of a fusion reactor with the plasma ring
Very interesting. I couldn't stop watching and listening to everybody. One of the best TH-cam posts I'e seen all year. Thank You.
Congratulations on joining the Big Boys club of fascinating content creators!
you explained the operation of the circuit and phenomenon so well that even Destin could understand the observations.
Dude, you're so lucky! I know that $650 plane ticket hurt on a student budget, but... DAMN! Dustin, Joel AND Cameron in the same room picking each others brains over your project? You just got added to a very short list of awesome creators, my TH-cam list Keep up the content, looking forward to other projects.
Many speak electrical engineering, few understand electrical engineering.
A true pleasure to see your work.
This video captures spirit of youtube I want to see: pleasing b rolls, vloggish nature, cool collab, and the main content is something original, not yet another reaction channel. Awesome!
Would have been cool to see Jay from Plasma Channel there to. It's awesome seeing all of you get together like this.
Hey. I really appreciate that you mentioned not being able to get your OneTesla kit working. I've never been able to get mine to run either, and i had just thought that I was too dumb to get it right, so its been sitting for a couple years now. This inspired me to go give it another shot.
good luck! i ended up using its parts to make my own tesla coil haha
What I wouldnt give to be in the room with all of these guys. I wish I could meet with them monthly to share ideas and solve problems.
What an amazing video! Thank you for showing us hoow you can use DC power to drive mosfets into AC power.
not bad dude!! see you at the top of youtube in a couple years!!
Congratulations of everything!! So many cool things between winning at your university, meeting all those other amazing youtube science channels, and getting to travel and share your awesome work. Keep it up! So cool to see so many people nerd out on the things that interest them all!
The haircut was definitely overdue but also very welcome when yoy showed the before and after
Looking good homie!
this channel gives me such a pleasant vibe
Super cool video especially when you got everyone in the same room. That thing is so cool.
Such a beautiful device. Hope to see you make content again whenever college allows you to start making videos again. You've earned a sub.
Living the dream! Keep it coming. Thanks for introducing us to Cameron.
I love how socially awkward and proficient this guy is at the same time 😂
I know enough about electronics to know I don't know anything like enough. But this is beautiful.
nice you got to meet all of the awesome guys thats great and now you are one of them
I love that first quote by Destin. I’m a mechanical engineer as well! 👍😎💪
omg you meeting Cameron Prince was super wholesome
"you can do anything you set your mind to" well said. Thank you and FYI you're an amazingly authentic person. Stay lit!👍🏼😀
It’s like a “Jacob’s ladder” except with an extra dimension and wireless power.
I'm Very stoked that you had a chance to "Tesla Coil Camp" with other peeps of the community and look forward to future projects and collaboration that you get a chance to share!
That was cool listening to everyone try to figure it out
The magnetic field of the coils are shaping the plasma into the torrid shape because there are two field interacting. Try adjusting the field strength and see how it affects the plasma. Maybe modulation of the hertz will stabilize the torrid
And here we see 4 wizards pondering the orb.
This was a lot of fun to see everyone nerding out together. Thanks for sharing!
I live in alabama nad I'd love to meet you, Destin, and Joel. So great seeing all of you geek about things.
Its greet thats we have science content on the web, I wish that you have more and more success on the channel 👌🏻
God bless the nerds of the world. I watch both SED and Integza's channels and I'm really glad your video popped up. This was cool to watch. I've never seen anything like this before. Thanks.
I'm so happy to see you working with these great content creators! I see big things in your future! Keep pushing forward!
You're gonna do great! Keep learning, keep interacting, and keep chasing cool things!!!
Congrats! I can tell you decided now was the time to really step up your vlogging and editing - and the result is phenomenal. I love it all.
Have you tried to get a hold of Griffin G Brock yet, hes done some amazing work as well. His "Introducing the 1A21 Vacuum Tube - The Safe Alternative to X-rays" vid is crazy. He has a vid on Aaron Murakami's channel where he used Practical Methods for Electrostatic Stimulation Upon Organic Growth and got plants to come back to life.
What i thought it was is the 3D version of puting salt on a plate and running a bow across it giving you the visual representation of sound and thats what this is but in 3D
This was great seeing all these brilliant personalities getting together, sharing what they love and, getting to see them think in real time. Keep it up!!
Really good video, had my full attention the whole time. Congrats and holy cow I didn't know that Integza was jacked.
Good on ya kid, glad to see someone young that is using their brain and the internet for something useful.
@19:51 "It was lit!" 🤣
Also - I loved this video. And very well done on your build. Seeing people get genuinely excited together about stuff like this never gets old.
I just live to see you both together, Dustin and Joel, very good job mate's. Good luck for you
This is quite interesting. I think what is going on is basic vorticity. Not much different than a boundary layer roll up in a fluid is transitions to turbulence. Basically we conceptualize the magnetic field inside the coil as being uniform. However it is not and cannot be. The field strength roll off with the distance from the conductor. That imparts curl along a path perpendicular to the conductor. This curl is what cause the ionized gas to roll up into the vortex do to the resulting shear being created. Remember a magnetic field circles around a moving current and an electric charge circles in a uniform magnetic field. The beads are likely the result of the chopping of the voltage which in turn causes some "ringing" around the circular path in the vortex. Very interesting device. Something I could find myself playing with.
this really needs some slomo video of it, bet it would look really cool
What a smart group of dudes in one spot. How cool! Hopefully between all of you, someone can come up with newer better things that we need in life. Like Batteries, and energy production. Like for instance i think a quick cool video would be to make a little windmill, and try one of the new toroidal propellers on it instead to see if it makes more power or less power. I feel like it would make less power, but if it is more efficient like the claims say, it should make more power. And if it doesn't, what shape would be the opposite of the toroidal propeller to get more power.
What an amazing video! Love to see the collaboration between members of the community, brilliant.