Pretty sure that first one had nothing to do with any moters or shaking, it was just a well enginierd nut & bolt that could run freely, then he was actually on his side with the camera rotated to make it look like he was sitting upright
It's literally amazing. I found this channel randomly and now I am addicted! I hate when Physics becomes limited to books. As a class 10 student, it is simply amazing! Thanks @physicsfun
Physics has no limits, it's everywhere you look. I'm a sports fan, I see physics in slapshots, footballs and race car designs. As a music fan I see physics in sound, well, I hear it but I can envision how the waves work in my mind. I see physics in the movement of the sun, moon and stars, without them humans would never have invented the mathematics needed to build civilization from the Pyramids of Giza to the Roman Aquaducts. Physics is everywhere, quantum to astro, just look around.
@@shouryanaha6087 If you can wrap your head around the Fundamental Forces of Electromagnetism, Strong Force, Weak Force and Gravity you can understand everything from Big Bang Theory & Universal Expansion to black holes & event horizons, the creation of the first atoms (Electromagnetism), how they formed the first stars (Gravity), how those stars formed all the other elements (Strong Force/Nuclear Fusion), how supernovas happen (Weak Force/Nuclear Fission) spreading those elements that will become planets and organic life. Evolution is another fascinating topic. "The universe is within us, we are made of star stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself." - Carl Sagan.
Hyberolic clock - sort of like one day is as one thousand years to God. This is why at the 6,000-year mark, God, the Father, will take His rest, and His son, Jesus Christ will rule the world for one day, the last one thousand years with an iron rod and peace will be in the world for those one thousand years. God worked to create earth for six days and took His rest on the 7th Day, the day of rest which is the Sabbath. Interesting!
So that Nut And Bolt Magic vibration unthreading proves me right! All those kids with their super bass in their cars actually ARE shaking their rides apart.
0:14 in video duration, Maybe the pattern needs to be reversed so that if any vibrations occur it wont fall off or become loosed but tighten especially on vehicles and other stuff like bridges, etc. Taking into consideration that everything is done online digitally all the stuff that gets mass produced.
While I was in The Air Force Reserves: I had to wire (secure by actual wire) aircraft nuts. These nuts had holes in them. We would wind wire in one direction and then reverse the direction of the other wire. The result would be a "s shaped" result. What would happen (vibrations) is that the reverse of the wires would tighten and loosen (at the same time). This was done in areas of extreme vibration.
This channel, and especially these kinds of videos are too amazing and I'm personally offended you don't have a million subs, or at least half a mil yet....but soon I believe in you love your vids
1:45 Sticky Hands have been around since at least the early ‘80s. I dug one out of a box of Captain Crunch. It was shaped like a “Soggy”; one of a trio of them; villains they came up with for The Captain. Soggys were thicker, more dense, solid white, and could be rinsed under warm water to get them tacky again. They came out around the same time as the Wacky Wallcrawler. A small ball, with multiple legs that would take turns holding on as the shifting weight of the ball pulled the others loose, creating a tumbling effect much like a bulbous drunken spider. I had a purple one; I think they only came in Froot Loops, and matched the cereal’s colours.
I think one of my saws must vibrate at the magic frequency. The nuts on the stand are always coming off the bolts and getting lost, or getting swept up by my shop vac.
Glad to hear that Hyperbola Clock: a straight rod glides through a curved hole in this unconventional clock based on the hyperboloid, the 3D ruled surface traced by rotating diagonal line. In this creation by Robert Darwen of Fibonacci Clocks, the rod serves as the hour hand with a smaller minute hand above the center of the base disk. (The time adjustment dial of the clock mechanism was connected to a small motor to produce the sped up motion in this video so that 1 second = 1 hour)
I think the only thing that is missing on the clock is .. something on the base as a reference to the minute dial. Because I can tell it's between 1 and 2 on the hour .. look to the minute and that is pointing to where maybe the 15 minute mark would be on a clock but you really can't tell it's a guesstimate. But no matter it is so cool looking at least to me.
claro por eso se sueltan desde su creación la vibración tiene ese efecto.Claro la frecuencia y la carga del objeto tendrán influencia en cuanto a la dirección en que rote el objeto.
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I think that the bolt was rotated by a jet of compressed air, coming from his right hand.
Would like to buy if available in India !
Pretty sure that first one had nothing to do with any moters or shaking, it was just a well enginierd nut & bolt that could run freely, then he was actually on his side with the camera rotated to make it look like he was sitting upright
Wait until they discover the Dzhanibekov effect and the bizzare behaviour of rotating bodies.
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Making me feel so good and happy in these tough times around. They all are peerless. 🎉❤️
It's literally amazing. I found this channel randomly and now I am addicted! I hate when Physics becomes limited to books. As a class 10 student, it is simply amazing! Thanks @physicsfun
Physics has no limits, it's everywhere you look. I'm a sports fan, I see physics in slapshots, footballs and race car designs. As a music fan I see physics in sound, well, I hear it but I can envision how the waves work in my mind. I see physics in the movement of the sun, moon and stars, without them humans would never have invented the mathematics needed to build civilization from the Pyramids of Giza to the Roman Aquaducts. Physics is everywhere, quantum to astro, just look around.
@@ll7868 Well written bro👍
@@shouryanaha6087 If you can wrap your head around the Fundamental Forces of Electromagnetism, Strong Force, Weak Force and Gravity you can understand everything from Big Bang Theory & Universal Expansion to black holes & event horizons, the creation of the first atoms (Electromagnetism), how they formed the first stars (Gravity), how those stars formed all the other elements (Strong Force/Nuclear Fusion), how supernovas happen (Weak Force/Nuclear Fission) spreading those elements that will become planets and organic life. Evolution is another fascinating topic. "The universe is within us, we are made of star stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself." - Carl Sagan.
I like the new toys so much that I wish I could buy them all❤❤
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Yeah, man! Me too!
From where we can purchase?
The "angle of repose" paperweight toy is a pretty sweet design idea!
Great stuff as always, physicsfun!
Hyperbola clock is so amazing and unique
I remember a number of these from my childhood and I'm in my forties.
1:35 OMG I remember having those things, they were the coolest thing ever 😆😌
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Everything! Some I know of, some I can figure out. The clock is captivating & gets my over all nod. Many thanx 👍
innovations what we deserve 🫧
Too much fun. There must be physics involved.
The hyperbolic clock is my favorite, but I also like the south pointing spoon and the heat tube.
Great video today, thanks!
Glad
Hyberolic clock - sort of like one day is as one thousand years to God. This is why at the 6,000-year mark, God, the Father, will take His rest, and His son, Jesus Christ will rule the world for one day, the last one thousand years with an iron rod and peace will be in the world for those one thousand years. God worked to create earth for six days and took His rest on the 7th Day, the day of rest which is the Sabbath. Interesting!
Read about time concept in Hinduism, you will be amazed.
@@kamran945 NO NEED OF RELIGON IN SCIENCE
How it shows time😅😅
I feel myself so lucky for finding this channel today. 😁😁
You are so kind❤️
LOL THAT WAS EPIC I LOVE HOW THE WALK TUMBLER JUST HELD ON TO THE GREEN ONE’S HAND LOL THIS IS EPIC 😂 1:40
the clock is a piece of art !
So that Nut And Bolt Magic vibration unthreading proves me right! All those kids with their super bass in their cars actually ARE shaking their rides apart.
I liked that Hyperbola watch.
Sand Santa toy is also so cute 🥰
Glad you liked it
1:16 Ah..! Looks like an alien is coming 😂
0:14 in video duration, Maybe the pattern needs to be reversed so that if any vibrations occur it wont fall off or become loosed but tighten especially on vehicles and other stuff like bridges, etc. Taking into consideration that everything is done online digitally all the stuff that gets mass produced.
The pig was from the movie Terminator. 😂
Hard to choose. Def the clock, the splat pig and the paperweights. Thanks for vid!
I'm a inventor nut and i really enjoyed the clock mechanism 👍
While I was in The Air Force Reserves:
I had to wire (secure by actual wire) aircraft nuts. These nuts had holes in them. We would wind wire in one direction and then reverse the direction of the other wire. The result would be a "s shaped" result. What would happen (vibrations) is that the reverse of the wires would tighten and loosen (at the same time). This was done in areas of extreme vibration.
I have watched videos of people securing nuts inside jet engines with wire. Simply amazing and incredibly tedious, but absolutely critical.
amazing invention 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Wall tumblers ❤️
good luck for the future. I'm a kataka from Indonesia
That clock was amazing.
Glad you liked it
What I love about science is that as you learn, you don’t really get answers. You just get better questions.
you look like you love what you do! i think thats amazing!
I loved the clock
All of them, all of them !!🎉
تلك الساعة تعجبني كثيرا ،BRAVO
grate
This channel, and especially these kinds of videos are too amazing and I'm personally offended you don't have a million subs, or at least half a mil yet....but soon I believe in you love your vids
1:45 Sticky Hands have been around since at least the early ‘80s. I dug one out of a box of Captain Crunch. It was shaped like a “Soggy”; one of a trio of them; villains they came up with for The Captain.
Soggys were thicker, more dense, solid white, and could be rinsed under warm water to get them tacky again. They came out around the same time as the Wacky Wallcrawler. A small ball, with multiple legs that would take turns holding on as the shifting weight of the ball pulled the others loose, creating a tumbling effect much like a bulbous drunken spider. I had a purple one; I think they only came in Froot Loops, and matched the cereal’s colours.
Thanks for sharing
Loved the pig!
My favorite is the wall climber
Physics is fun! 🙌🙌👌👌👍👍
Splat pig is the first gen of T-1000 in Terminator.
Otherwise known as the Haminator!😂
@@calitaco 🤣😂
Большинству этих "инновационных вещей" от ста лет до нескольких тысячелетий...
Santa Ball with sand. Great :)
Anyone can do this open challenge...
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Thanks a lot for this video, It was fun and same time lot of information in it 😊
I want the clock!
The toy car at the last is my favorite
The paperweights are legendary!
Clock ❤️
The clock and the car are my favorites but all are cool
Glad you liked it
My favorite is the clock followed by the toy car.
Ideas r very good. U should also show how to make it. It will be very helpful.
Wow it was literally great
Glad to hear that
The science of today is the technology of tomorrow.
@@physicsfun where are you from?
Wonderful 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much
You're jenious, you make awesome gadgets 👌👌
Not hating, but they quite obvious didn't make these, just showcasing them...
@@MiMuMo oh! Wow 😯
Loved the hyperbola clock
Glad you liked it
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.
#1 is why lock nuts are sized differently from the nut it's supposed to be locking. I think.
I think one of my saws must vibrate at the magic frequency. The nuts on the stand are always coming off the bolts and getting lost, or getting swept up by my shop vac.
Perfect example of why you wanna use loctite!
Love the background music 🎵
1:01 - Are you gonna eat that?
Those toy!!! My childhood memories
Happy New Year
I like them all.
Great post..how do you tell time with that clock? Its sick
I LOVE THE HAND
Gotta get some of these toys!
Love the Fibonacci clock
Glad you liked it
thank you
Some cool stuff! Liked the clock and it was cool to see the vacuum tube too!
Glad you enjoyed!
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.
Alternative title: "Toys that your cat will become obsessed with."
I liked all gadgets ...❤️clock is so amazing and surprising 🙄
Glad to hear that
Hyperbola Clock: a straight rod glides through a curved hole in this unconventional clock based on the hyperboloid, the 3D ruled surface traced by rotating diagonal line. In this creation by Robert Darwen of Fibonacci Clocks, the rod serves as the hour hand with a smaller minute hand above the center of the base disk. (The time adjustment dial of the clock mechanism was connected to a small motor to produce the sped up motion in this video so that 1 second = 1 hour)
If you don't know, vibration is the most hazardous effect, for humanity. Earthquake. Just a example.
well my favourite is the rotating clock…it’s amazing and really really want it in my room now….ill to buy one or get one made for me
Glad you liked it.
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So that's why screws unscrews during a hurricane.
I need you to make the most frustrating annoying clock that will force your brain to unnecessarily overthink...
I gotchu fam -- @4:49
Шикарные часы!
Рада, что вам понравилось
Самое прекрасное, что мы можем испытать, - это таинственное. Это источник всего истинного искусства и науки.
I think the only thing that is missing on the clock is .. something on the base as a reference to the minute dial. Because I can tell it's between 1 and 2 on the hour .. look to the minute and that is pointing to where maybe the 15 minute mark would be on a clock but you really can't tell it's a guesstimate. But no matter it is so cool looking at least to me.
I was wondering if those wall tumblers actually worked. Looks like they do.
yes you are right
I like hyperbola clock very much this is a unique product
Glad you liked it
The bolt rotation is also good
You have very good musical taste
Glad you enjoyed
pig ball: i am water ! also i am a sphere
01:15 T-1000 ??
claro por eso se sueltan desde su creación la vibración tiene ese efecto.Claro la frecuencia y la carga del objeto tendrán influencia en cuanto a la dirección en que rote el objeto.
Сағаты күшті екен 👍
Nice
Clock was excellent
Does anyone remember the gummi candies we used to throw at the wall in the 80's? Back when God made dirt and dirt didn't hurt
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I like soft toy and that unique watch 😎☺
I love clock
I like the spoon. I have old plastic seal that balances a ball with magnets
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I was thinking that tree marble run was going to go back up the tree for a split second.
I love these. Take my like, take my subscription.
All my favarate.❤
Love with physics
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i love the splat balls
Glad you liked it
6:45 The most simplest but awesome Car
Probably best that I NEVER win the lottery . . . I'd blow it all on these COOL gadgets!
So much fun
Each and every is full of inovation...
where are you from?
Awesome
Glad you liked it
The magnetic suspension wheels reminds me of that video from ElectroBOOM wherein he used a magnet to act as the rotating point of a "poor man's lathe"
I like sticky spiderman and hyperbola clock