I love that the square set used for the thumbnail is large enough to show that the propagation of the vibrations is round, just like ripples in water! So cool!
Holy crap! I honestly think you or some genius engineer could take this video and make some type of combustion engine from it that far exceeds efficiency standards
@@danielawesome36 Well, considering that matter interacts due to the electromagnetic force, which propagates as a wave, yes you are seeing an analogous macro scale system (minus some quantum weirdness)
2:33, Good job! A great demonstration of how sound actually travels in air, if we consider the vibrating magnets as air molecules, yes the molecules don't collide they repel eachother most of the times but that's enough to transfer the energy to the other particle and sound wave keeps travelling untill it damps out due to gaseous friction and heat dissipation
@@god-x9913 they never hit eachother because of the out orbital of the electron cloud, it looks as if they collide but they come rly close to eachother untill the repulsive force from both of the electron cloud dominates their inertia.
@@yun-z but they don't touch eachother infact no atoms can.. except for fusion reaction, so they don't touch and for gas particles that's even more obvious to physics.. they do exchange momentum which isn't an ideal exchange but still they don't really collide with eachother it's not a pure collision but "almost collision" (infact no non-ideal particle can perform ideal collision). So if u consider an average position for the particles instead of them moving around (since they're moving in all directions all the time they'll end up passing through any position you pick again and again uncountable times), so what sound is, is the wave of those abstract positions themselves through which gas particles are supposed to go through at random intervals, moving back and forth, ik it's complicated but like what else isn't?
2:18 - this could probably be the best demonstration of how atoms propagating themselves through the lattice, literally a sheet of atoms but in a magnet form
Do you think there could be a musical use for this? Like making a circuit that uses magnets like this to create a reverb effect by sending a harmonic frequency through the magnets? It would be cool to see a guitar pedal or some kind of device that uses this
Магнит давно используется в динамике. Есле реч не о электронике а просто в качестве пружины то слишком дорого и нецелесообразно. Да и конструкция слишком не стабильна.
This is so good: Magnetic vibration produces electricity, the higher the frequency the higher the voltage; Amperage depends on the device cable thickness, but in this case there's no cables, but this could produce endless electricity: we just need to find a mechanism to vibrate on perpetual motion: like 3 body pendulum or something similar, attach plates like this somehow, against other fixed ones, and make them give off magnetic vibes, then picked them up with a Coil/Inductor, wow, this could be big, why nobody has come with something like this? This is specially useful where you couldn't get electricity easily, like Space Travel, Ships, Submarines, Camping, Base Camps, Rural Areas or isolated Cabins, People Lost in remote areas
You make my accumulation of hundreds of magnets over the years , even more worthwhile! Your work is so “attractive”, keep up your unique demonstrations!
This is a model of how natural systems interact. Maths and science simply come to take measurements and quantify the components. Fine architecture you did there sir! 👍
Have you thought about laying one of those plastic sheets that shows magnetic fields over those magnet creations? I bet there would be some really interesting patterns formed by the lines of flux.
What's fun is feeling like you understand what's happening and why it's happening when everyone else feels like their watching magic. Thanks for the video.
@@quaeft The sound playing, started by the game. The game playing, running on the processor. The processor running, powered by trillions of electronic switches oscillating in an electromagnetic field generated from the electrical input from the wall, substation, power station, spinning its massive turbines filled with giant rotor magnets... Minecraft IS the sound of magnets. 🐇
The motion applied into the magnetic system is equalized in a way first explored by Buckminster Fuller. He called it 'Tensegrity'. I did a report on how all humans, the environment, and our deeds, thoughts, and energies are part of a whole system that has to utilize Tensegrity models to best understand the flow and dispersion of forces. We are all connected! Amazing how magnets can show the invisible so easily! Great videos.
This is very cool because the rectangular grid of magnets act just like atoms which makes it a simulated material. The ripples when the magnets move are pressure waves/sound and the speed of the wave is the speed of sound in this simulated material. You can see all kinds of atomic properties in this simulated material. For instance, if you tap the magnets periodically they'll always be slightly moving, propagating waves in every direction, and the harder and more regular you tap the more they jiggle. This is temperature at the atomic scale. The harder and more frequently you tap, the harder the atomics jiggle, and if you tap hard enough that the magnets jiggle out of the grid entirely, well you just heated your simulated material to a high enough temperature that it's starting a phase change from a solid to liquid or gas.
this is how i visualize particle movement in materials, like how heat is passed thru objects. how air particles fly into a solid wall and make particles vibrate and then pass it along to air on other side, i can "see" the entire process in my head how it works and it's quite cool. i want those magnets tho, i wanna play around with them :) i always wanted to build some cool complex shape where magnets levitate in the middle and add a slow spin or movement to it without using any other energy apart from magnets.
Super space magnets made with metallurgy from the future levered into place with the humble wooden ramp. Strikes me as funny. 😂 are you gonna collab with TOOL and a perfect circle to make foreboding magnet music?!
That was cool. I wonder, would you be able to see the change in magnetic fields if you put a sheet of clear perspex above the magnets and covered it with iron filings? Edit - I should have checked your video list before commenting. The jars and liquid one looked amazing
Fascinating. Watching in slow motion as waves of energy propagate through the whole structure via the vibrations of the individual cylinder magnets is remarkable. It's an excellent way of displaying how waves (heat / light / electricity) move, while the individual particles remain in place.
You know these magnets are scary strong when the wooden wedge comes out just to put them together. Strong enough to give you a bad pinch, and also perhaps strong enough to crack themselves to pieces if they clang together too hard. So no matter whether you value your fingertips or the magnets themselves more, caution is warranted.
Now I'm curious as to what kind of reverb you could get out of those if you had some opto-isolators with some basic amplifier circuit(s) along with exciter and pick-up coils? Might be fun with guitars or other audio.
везунчик!столько магнитов никогда даже не видил,чтоб я мог подержать столько магнитов мне надо 3 года работать..у нас это недоступоно изза космисческой цены..
I love that the square set used for the thumbnail is large enough to show that the propagation of the vibrations is round, just like ripples in water! So cool!
Holy crap! I honestly think you or some genius engineer could take this video and make some type of combustion engine from it that far exceeds efficiency standards
0:20 setup is what inspired my comment btw, and one of the others reinforced it
The way those magnets in the square pattern oscillate reminds me of the lattice structures of crystals. Very cool!
To be honest it’s probably not even that far apart. Molecules and atoms are held together by magnetic bonds
@@xmysef4920 electromagnetic bonds...
Crystal vibrations or phonons
Yeah phonons!!!
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, it would be interesting to solve the system of magnets as if it were a 2d lattice and find the frequencies
2:27 this is utterly satisfying in a way I can not describe. Its like watching ripples on a pond that dampen almost immediately.
It feels like it's making me understand how matter actually interacts, for some weird reason.
I have no idea if I'm right or wrong.
I thought the same thing. Reminds me of water. It also seems to beautifully illustrate the movement of electromagnetic waves.
@@danielawesome36 Well, considering that matter interacts due to the electromagnetic force, which propagates as a wave, yes you are seeing an analogous macro scale system (minus some quantum weirdness)
And it cam be as deep as that! Lol
It behaved a lot like gelatin.
2:33, Good job! A great demonstration of how sound actually travels in air, if we consider the vibrating magnets as air molecules, yes the molecules don't collide they repel eachother most of the times but that's enough to transfer the energy to the other particle and sound wave keeps travelling untill it damps out due to gaseous friction and heat dissipation
Mmm I agree
You sure? Doesn't air particles move around in random directions all the time hitting eachother?
@@god-x9913 they never hit eachother because of the out orbital of the electron cloud, it looks as if they collide but they come rly close to eachother untill the repulsive force from both of the electron cloud dominates their inertia.
@@igxniisan6996 that is a collision, they exchanged momentum
@@yun-z but they don't touch eachother infact no atoms can.. except for fusion reaction, so they don't touch and for gas particles that's even more obvious to physics.. they do exchange momentum which isn't an ideal exchange but still they don't really collide with eachother it's not a pure collision but "almost collision" (infact no non-ideal particle can perform ideal collision). So if u consider an average position for the particles instead of them moving around (since they're moving in all directions all the time they'll end up passing through any position you pick again and again uncountable times), so what sound is, is the wave of those abstract positions themselves through which gas particles are supposed to go through at random intervals, moving back and forth, ik it's complicated but like what else isn't?
2:18 - this could probably be the best demonstration of how atoms propagating themselves through the lattice, literally a sheet of atoms but in a magnet form
It's a decent and intuitive representation of a sound wave, or a phonon even.
@@VIIflegias yea, pretty much
>implying atoms arent magnets
@@guythat779 actually... they can be considered as such
@@chrisb9143 that's... that's the point yes
That large one was cool. The way it radiated out from the start in the slo-mo shots were great!
was great.
Do you think there could be a musical use for this? Like making a circuit that uses magnets like this to create a reverb effect by sending a harmonic frequency through the magnets? It would be cool to see a guitar pedal or some kind of device that uses this
neat idea
Old watches used tuning forks that you could hear with an electro magnet
Maybe we could glue a magnet to a cone, then vibrate it with a wire. I bet you could make almost any sound possible that way.
Магнит давно используется в динамике. Есле реч не о электронике а просто в качестве пружины то слишком дорого и нецелесообразно. Да и конструкция слишком не стабильна.
@@seanmorris440 hahahhahaha xD Millenials discovered SPEAKERS lmao
This is so good: Magnetic vibration produces electricity, the higher the frequency the higher the voltage; Amperage depends on the device cable thickness, but in this case there's no cables, but this could produce endless electricity: we just need to find a mechanism to vibrate on perpetual motion: like 3 body pendulum or something similar, attach plates like this somehow, against other fixed ones, and make them give off magnetic vibes, then picked them up with a Coil/Inductor, wow, this could be big, why nobody has come with something like this? This is specially useful where you couldn't get electricity easily, like Space Travel, Ships, Submarines, Camping, Base Camps, Rural Areas or isolated Cabins, People Lost in remote areas
So enjoyed the designs, the connections, the interaction and of course all the reactions.
So nice!
Thank you
Hey, that was really cool! The vibrations spreading were just like water
Waves, bruh 🌊👋
I was thinking metallic Jello.
Make a rotary engine?
🤦♂️
You may be in the wrong vid my guy
On the first one right?? I saw that too 😅😅
I think that is called an electric motor.
how would that work with magnets tho
I never even considered something like this. Super cool!
You make my accumulation of hundreds of magnets over the years , even more worthwhile! Your work is so “attractive”, keep up your unique demonstrations!
perfect video for demonstration of How does atoms works
This is actually a really really cool way to show the interaction of the magnetic fields.
Wow it's like you can see the magnetic field. Amazing!
1:30 He literally create a music with magnets. He's the chosen one.
Vibirating magnets. What a great analogy with sound waves.
This is a model of how natural systems interact. Maths and science simply come to take measurements and quantify the components.
Fine architecture you did there sir! 👍
Have you thought about laying one of those plastic sheets that shows magnetic fields over those magnet creations? I bet there would be some really interesting patterns formed by the lines of flux.
I wonder how some of these would sound through a guitar pickup in to an amplifier? Loud, probably!
Magnetic Fields..coolest thing on Earth.
What's fun is feeling like you understand what's happening and why it's happening when everyone else feels like their watching magic. Thanks for the video.
lovely demo for entertaining little babies with shiny object & a little bit o sound !
Need 1 hour loop of 1:28 immediately.
Has something of C418 - Aria Math
@@quaeft The sound playing, started by the game. The game playing, running on the processor. The processor running, powered by trillions of electronic switches oscillating in an electromagnetic field generated from the electrical input from the wall, substation, power station, spinning its massive turbines filled with giant rotor magnets... Minecraft IS the sound of magnets. 🐇
Sounds like a kalimba. Very calming
Bisogna ammetterlo questo è uno dei video migliori finora, bellissimo davvero
Прикольно!!! По сути модель передачи гравитации во вселенной!!! Только в плоскости !!! Интересно было бы посмотреть на 3 д проэкцию!!!
neat way to visualize how atoms and molecules interact
Looks like drops of water rippling across the surface... Amazing
🤩wow, i dont think there can be any better way to demonstrate atomic behavior when sound travels through media
2:25 This is sooo satisfying to watch, it looks like water drops falling and doing the thing
I feel complete now that I have stumbled across this series of magnet videos... I want ALL THE MAGNETS now!
one of best ASMR i ever heard make me so calm after this video
Magnetic geometries are cooler than I imagined
It relieves my anxiety when i watch those magnets moving in sync
1,732,319 views, 26k likes, 811 comments, 4.43M subscribers. Nice!!
The slo mo Is so Effing cool.... love it.
The motion applied into the magnetic system is equalized in a way first explored by Buckminster Fuller. He called it 'Tensegrity'. I did a report on how all humans, the environment, and our deeds, thoughts, and energies are part of a whole system that has to utilize Tensegrity models to best understand the flow and dispersion of forces. We are all connected! Amazing how magnets can show the invisible so easily! Great videos.
I always love some good "Vibrations 100% Intense Satisfaction"... whatever that means.
LSDREAM ... HIGH VIBRATIONS 🔥🦊❤️
This is very cool because the rectangular grid of magnets act just like atoms which makes it a simulated material. The ripples when the magnets move are pressure waves/sound and the speed of the wave is the speed of sound in this simulated material.
You can see all kinds of atomic properties in this simulated material. For instance, if you tap the magnets periodically they'll always be slightly moving, propagating waves in every direction, and the harder and more regular you tap the more they jiggle. This is temperature at the atomic scale. The harder and more frequently you tap, the harder the atomics jiggle, and if you tap hard enough that the magnets jiggle out of the grid entirely, well you just heated your simulated material to a high enough temperature that it's starting a phase change from a solid to liquid or gas.
it's been a long time since I've found unique content like this .. instant sub
Splendid! Wonderful! Relaxing
Those ripples of magnetism are like a fluid. Amazing.
this is how i visualize particle movement in materials, like how heat is passed thru objects. how air particles fly into a solid wall and make particles vibrate and then pass it along to air on other side, i can "see" the entire process in my head how it works and it's quite cool.
i want those magnets tho, i wanna play around with them :) i always wanted to build some cool complex shape where magnets levitate in the middle and add a slow spin or movement to it without using any other energy apart from magnets.
Like a pebble in a pond! 👍
What a great visual representation for atomic bonds
1:05 bro made a magnetic guitar
Love that you can see it ripple across them all.
Thst was really beautiful.
I really wish I'd been taught Science like this in school, I think I'd have a better understanding
Fascinating the sounds of equilibrium
That was indeed satisfying
The first one you built has alot of energy potential if it can be applied correctly.
Super space magnets made with metallurgy from the future levered into place with the humble wooden ramp. Strikes me as funny. 😂 are you gonna collab with TOOL and a perfect circle to make foreboding magnet music?!
ok that $hit if fking funny 🤣
0:30 like an action of pluck string used in guitar
very cool. Visual representation of magnetic waves or something
Well THAT was neat! I’d be curious to see and hear more instruments made from all magnets. Especially if you could amplify them electrically.
Interesting..... The waves are just like ripples.
I feel like I'm on drugs. My mind is widening.
damn, you can actually see the wavefront in the propagating vibrations, so cool!
Really cool! I would love to see this type action with one of those magnetic field viewers!
0:29 satisfaction starts around here
Магнитные вибрации 100% интенсивное удовлетворение🗿
Думаешь не там применяют ?)
I half expected you to go back in time after the first one.😁👍
охрененно!👍
oh man, this illustrates phonons so good.
That was cool. I wonder, would you be able to see the change in magnetic fields if you put a sheet of clear perspex above the magnets and covered it with iron filings?
Edit - I should have checked your video list before commenting. The jars and liquid one looked amazing
No i think, but i can try with a magnetic fields viewer
@@MagneticGamesIT Excellent, that'll be interesting to see :)
@@MagneticGamesIT ...or put a shallow dish of ferrofluid slightly above the magnetic field???🤔
1:14 I like this 'leave with the number of finger tips you arrived with' stacking method
Muito inteligente, incrível como funciona os campos magnéticos.
Fascinating.
Watching in slow motion as waves of energy propagate through the whole structure via the vibrations of the individual cylinder magnets is remarkable. It's an excellent way of displaying how waves (heat / light / electricity) move, while the individual particles remain in place.
This is just F***ing incredible.
Ty so much for making this
Hollly mollly he make a real life skulk sencer 0:43
you're gonna break the simulation if you keep this up!
This is fucking insane. I never knew this was possible.
I like how they look, you could take some cool photos of those.
You know these magnets are scary strong when the wooden wedge comes out just to put them together. Strong enough to give you a bad pinch, and also perhaps strong enough to crack themselves to pieces if they clang together too hard. So no matter whether you value your fingertips or the magnets themselves more, caution is warranted.
This video massaged my brain cells.
Класс
This just became my favorite video ever..I love seeing the wave function when paired at intersections..that was insanely cool!
Now I'm curious as to what kind of reverb you could get out of those if you had some opto-isolators with some basic amplifier circuit(s) along with exciter and pick-up coils? Might be fun with guitars or other audio.
"What instrument do you play?"
Him "It's complicated"
Sculk Sensor in real life
Slow motion really helped to see the waves of vibration, neat !
2:27 как волны на воде!!! Класс!!!
везунчик!столько магнитов никогда даже не видил,чтоб я мог подержать столько магнитов мне надо 3 года работать..у нас это недоступоно изза космисческой цены..
2:26 wow, that wave
That was soooo Good !!
Vibrations Producing music was ❤️✨
0:22 Oops!
2:27 Congratulations, very interesting work. I think they behave just like tiny atoms.
That's not a trick, that is art!
1:30 actually a nice melody
I'm extremely picky about my likes, this is absolutely going in my likes...
Holy cow, this is very good model to demonstrate what magnons are.
И без слов очень красноречиво
2:03 - Thought this was that stop motion guy who does the videos where he slices into wood and stuff. 😄
Slow Mo vids were next level amazing. Now I have massive super magnet envy
You are King of magnets! 👍
Never Seen this yet, Looks Awesome :D
Beautiful Novel uses of magnets👍
Mesmerising.
I really think that magnets are the future of car industry for some time now.
Magnetic power is the future. There's mysteries powers behind magnets that can solve most of the world's power needs