@@danwright39 it was the most tedious project ever. It took weeks and weeks of long grueling hours trying to get it to work. But finally, 2 days before it was due, it worked. 😀But I could have kicked myself for letting her choose such a task. But she won 2nd prize in the middle school division.
Finally , someone who explains what they are doing as they do it and begins with the materials needed!!! thank you young sir. You should be teaching professors on how to explicate !! lol
Little dude, I wish you much success in life!! Thanks for this amazing video and the excellent tutorial! This is so so so much better than the crap videos people are making nowadays just as clickbait. SO INFURIATING! Keep up the great work!!
Glad you liked it! I despise of those kinds of videos circulating the internet due to being time wasters, so I'm happy to stick to what's real when it comes to making my videos. Many thanks for your kind comment! Cheers!
Awesome instructions! I like your creative weighting suggestions and how straightforward you made everything. Including the painful adjustment process is very affirming too. XD
I appreciate that! I aim to make things easier for everyone with each of my tutorials. If you ever get stuck on an issue, feel free to post a new comment highlighting what is wrong. Cheers!
in one of the temples in India we have this type of tech shivling (a cylindrical structure) used to rotate like this using magnets but the twist is it was built probably 2000 years back and massive size
This is how the earth is station with presice accuracy that that God said it's foundation will never move meaning of it axis drifted off its course. Its magnetic field because the earth is full of magnet. That how the earth spins around to get the seasons. It hangs on nothing. Which is magnetic. Excellent physics explained. Good job there young feller .
Did that in the 70's. Very retro, but Still has not lost it's coolness. MIT U is perfecting lev-memory as we speak. More into end of interface radical atom tech these days. Still, c o o l.
That's pretty cool! You seemed to be way ahead from back then. What type of levitation technology are you referring to (what is the product?), could you please send a link? Thx
Great video!!!, I was just wondering if you have seen anyone in the comments having success using the given magnets in the description. I have a pair of the ferrite ring magnets, but I think that they are too small. The top diameter is smaller than the ring magnet’s inner diameter but it seems that since the inner diameter and the top’s diameter are very close in length that the top won’t spin on the surface I have it on. This may be confusing, but I just need to know if there has been success with your given magnets or I could just keep using the ones I have. Thanks
Thank you! As long as the top magnet's outer diameter is the same or smaller than the base ferrite ring magnet's inner diameter, you're on the right track. I have had other people come to me saying they have succeeded with the materials and guidance from me. Cheers and best of luck with your levitron!
Dude, I got all sorts of magnets and I have a few tops I made that already had neodymium’s for a different reason. It only took a few minutes mixing and matching and boom! Can’t believe I have never done this before. I got a top to spin for just a hair under 38 minutes. Not floating
The dimensions of the base ring mangnet are: 10x2cm, with a ~4cm hole diameter. The top ring magnet's dimensions: 24x5mm with a 4mm hole Hope you can get an idea on the dimension ratios. Thanks for watching! ✌😊
@@thesinuro Hi, sorry to hear that! I got the base ring magnet from a large speaker, smaller spinning top magnet from Amazon.com, and the rest of the parts are all from basic household materials, such as a pencil, washers etc...
Honestly what a legend i wouldn've paid $70 for the ring magnet online lol. Read the description he's put a few appliances (microwave, Washing machine, ect.) in there that specifically have the heavy metal ring magnet in there so nobody wastes money.
@@cincitytv9747 It is Bob Lazar mentioned it, but the thing that confuses me is how to get the entire thing to float above ground, if this was truly possible you’d only need a steering wheel, brakes, and nitrous.
I have only seen people succeed doing this using a Neodymium magnet for the top as it has the necessary power to keep itself up. You should and most likely can only use a Neodymium magnet for the spinning top.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance- wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
Whether the magnets face North-to-North or South-to-South, as long as they face each other with like poles, you will be headed in the right direction with this experiment. Thanks for your comment!
If you need a magnet go for a speaker cos it's easier than taking apart a microwave. If you do take a magnet from a MW be careful not to break the ceramic bits on the end of the magnetron (the bit that makes the actual microwaves) because they are toxic and horrible and can cause sickness. Watch a microwave teardown vid to learn how. If you go for a speaker magnet be careful not to break the magnet while taking it out. It's easily done. And remember, magnets are FUN.
Hi, yep, speakers are usually the preferred option when it comes to seeking for a large ferrite magnet. I have a microwave magnetron which contains a magnet, though now I may not consider opening one up just to get a magnet. Safety first!
@@MaxImagination Please revise your text and remove microwaves, because of magnetorns but also there are big condensates that may kill you at an instant ....
The first one is a metal disc from a tambourine, the 4th one is a automotive decorative washer, any thin and wide or thick washers will work. You can custom-craft these yourself.
Make the top piece perfectly balanced made on a lathe. Then spin it in a vacuum chamber, suck all the air out and theoretically it should spin almost forever minus the incomplete vacuum wich is impossible to make a perfect vacuum. Maybe some other forces too will slow it down that I don't know of.
Good tip! The main piece with the rounded bottom could be made out of brass or another non-magnetic metal and is the piece where all the magnet and washers slide onto.
Hi there! Really wanted to try and make this. Can you please share where to get the spacers as shown in video? Looks like there were 2 different kinds you used for spacers. And the red bearing covers. Are those the same as the washers? The measurements of each material you used? Thank you so much!
Hi there. The washers you may need will most likely vary, it depends on how strong of a magnetic repulsion you're getting. Choose something rather light, such as aluminum or tin washers. Also, the biggest and bottom washer is a tambourine disc. Cheers!
This could work on a smaller scale, but you'd need to get your angles 100% right, a difficult task. I'd advise it's better to simply take one base ring magnet and use that.
The levitation phenomenon leans more to being magnetic suspension rather than levitation, as I've learned from a viewer. The magnetic levitating spinning top is given kinetic energy from my hand to spinning on a fixed floating space (the opposing magnetic force from the base magnet. The energy of this levitron concept is no different than spinning a top on a solid, flat surface. This phenomenon does not produce free energy.
Great video! I am trying this for a project. I have one question. Why should the diameter of the magnet in the spinning top be smaller than that of the base?
Hi, Rein. Thanks for your comment! The hole in the top magnet must be small to suit the diameter of the 4mm wooden rod. A better way to rephrase what you meant is the Inner diameter of the base magnet must be a bit larger than the Outer diameter of the top magnet as this is the physical aspect that keeps the spinning top hovering in place, creating the magnetic "donut effect". Same as a golf ball rolls into a hole larger than its diameter with ease rather than rolling over the hole. Cheers.
why did you have the bolt leveling platform in the first half but then later not used at all, and then what is up with the latge ring mag just sitting on the tiles?
You say it was invented less then 50 years ago, but the same principle was applied in the somnath temple where they had a floating shivling, which was destroyed in 1000 ad, so just guess how old it was
@@MaxImagination давай, мы верим в тебя! Основной упор сделай на времени бесперебойной работы (чем дольше, тем лучше) и сколько оборотов делает за час, день или может быть неделю. Удачи :)!
This is how our earth works too with a north and South Pole and magnetic fields. We are spinning in dead space but eventually scientists think we will stop spinning in 7.9 billion years. Pretty crazy how science works and can explain a lot of things. But now you’ll think I’m nuts when I tell you the earth is hollow just like that ring magnet 😘. One day you’ll all see
Hi there, thanks for watching! As this is not directly related to free energy, the top would definitely spin longer in a vacuum, but not forever due to opposing eddy flux current from the magnetic field.
HS teach basic stuff, This is good idea of "JEtson cartoons"This is good technology on magnet field along with FAA ( airplanes) I wonder the speed limited in the air..
If you place the ring magnet on a foam plate (small plate) floating in a pot of water it will self level once the water settles your top shouldn’t have any problems
@@MaxImagination I haven’t tried it in practice however water leveling is a proven method that will work in a puddle or in a tube of any length So theoretically it should work
I would worry about the floating not remaining solid but changing when any downward and moving force applied to it. Maybe it would have a damping effect and help tho.
My daughter is attempting this as a science project soon. Your video has been more than helpful. Thank you for the excellent work. Great job
Thanks a lot for your kind comment! Best of luck with your daughter's science project!
An update on your daughter's project would be most appreciated Sylvia! Please let us know how it turned out
@@danwright39 it was the most tedious project ever. It took weeks and weeks of long grueling hours trying to get it to work. But finally, 2 days before it was due, it worked. 😀But I could have kicked myself for letting her choose such a task. But she won 2nd prize in the middle school division.
@@Zaradikaresells nice job
so lucky she has this as a project, i’m a physicist and i used to do stuff like this all the time
The cuts on his arms indicate how much time and effort he puts towards his work respect to you brother
Your support is much appreciated, cheers! ✌🏻
@@MaxImagination anytime man
@@MaxImagination by the way can i please ask the name of the song at 0:12 seconds
Cuts??
Finally , someone who explains what they are doing as they do it and begins with the materials needed!!! thank you young sir. You should be teaching professors on how to explicate !! lol
Haha, thank you for your comment!
Dude this is a very cool and the easiest demonstration of this in the ENTIRE internet without a doubt !
Thanks for your comment!
Foi o melhor é bem explicado
I appreciate that You included Your failed attempts. Great video
Yes, including such things in the video prove that this phenomenon is hard to achieve, but possible. Thank you! :)
@@MaxImagination Well said! Keep it up
Little dude, I wish you much success in life!! Thanks for this amazing video and the excellent tutorial! This is so so so much better than the crap videos people are making nowadays just as clickbait. SO INFURIATING! Keep up the great work!!
Glad you liked it! I despise of those kinds of videos circulating the internet due to being time wasters, so I'm happy to stick to what's real when it comes to making my videos. Many thanks for your kind comment! Cheers!
I appreciate that You included Your failed attempts. Great video thanks for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching! Cheers :)
@@MaxImagination Cheers :)
Awesome instructions! I like your creative weighting suggestions and how straightforward you made everything. Including the painful adjustment process is very affirming too. XD
I appreciate that! I aim to make things easier for everyone with each of my tutorials. If you ever get stuck on an issue, feel free to post a new comment highlighting what is wrong. Cheers!
I'm doing it for my school science fair!!!!!!!!! Thankyou very much
My pleasure... That's great to hear you've found my video helpful!
Amazing buddy!!! Keep showing more experiments!!!
Thanks a lot! Will do!
he even got the Dave Hax “Pretty cool, huh” in there
:DD
It's just so well explained and done.
Happy to hear! Thanks a lot :)
Ha, as soon as the video started I was like, "Trippy!"
Wow creative, you deserve 100 000 million subscribers, and you win with the arm of the mind, I love you 🤗🤗
Thank you so much for your kind, sweet words!
Man I freaking love magnetic levitation
in one of the temples in India we have this type of tech
shivling (a cylindrical structure) used to rotate like this using magnets
but the twist is it was built probably 2000 years back and massive size
Keep dreaming
@@morkyporky8890 🤣haha what u want west validation
@@morkyporky8890 it true man ... somnath India there is a flying shivling based on this tech some what 3000 years ago.
@@morkyporky8890 study about konark sun temple
I am using it for school great vid! 👌
Thanks for your comment. Good luck!
This guy diserves millions
It was invented in India thousands of years even befor the khew the theory of magnetism. Refer to the levitating Shiva lingam
@@joydeepmukherjee689 So me some real examples 😗
@@joydeepmukherjee689 how about hygiene?
How about hygiene?
@@jerryberteten9030 How about some original knowledge instead of copying INDIA?
@@EshanDRAXTORM study about konark sun temple
This is so satisfying
This is how the earth is station with presice accuracy that that God said it's foundation will never move meaning of it axis drifted off its course. Its magnetic field because the earth is full of magnet. That how the earth spins around to get the seasons. It hangs on nothing. Which is magnetic. Excellent physics explained. Good job there young feller .
Thanks for your comment and insight 👍
No
Hi max I am a big fan of you I love your project
Thank you very much for sticking with my journey! Cheers
POV: you went to his videos and clicked most popular
Don't be mean
Beautiful sharing👍
Thanks for your comment!
Great Idea friend 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! 😀✌
This was aware by Indians long back
They have used it in some anicent temples
To levitate shivling
I seen some video in utube
This is also well done
Yes, quite the unique phenomenon. I wish I knew about it earlier!
Thanks for your comment! :)
He did a great job
Thank you! 😊
nice video
Did that in the 70's. Very retro, but
Still has not lost it's coolness. MIT U is perfecting lev-memory as we speak. More into end of interface radical atom tech these days.
Still, c o o l.
That's pretty cool! You seemed to be way ahead from back then. What type of levitation technology are you referring to (what is the product?), could you please send a link? Thx
Thank you! Good luck in your further steps.
Thank you too!
Alien technology 😀👍
isso foi o máximo, eu já tentei e nunca consegui fazer isso. parabéns
Obrigado por assistir!
Espero que eventualmente você consiga fazer seu spinner levitar como o meu, ou ainda melhor.
Wow great job👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great, excellent, wonderfull!!!
Glad you like it! Thanks!
Thanks Max :) I made a Quantum Spin game using tops and D&D dice. The Levitron will be the perfect spin timer for every move :))
Glad to hear you found my video helpful 🙂
Thanks for the comment!
Great video!!!, I was just wondering if you have seen anyone in the comments having success using the given magnets in the description. I have a pair of the ferrite ring magnets, but I think that they are too small. The top diameter is smaller than the ring magnet’s inner diameter but it seems that since the inner diameter and the top’s diameter are very close in length that the top won’t spin on the surface I have it on. This may be confusing, but I just need to know if there has been success with your given magnets or I could just keep using the ones I have. Thanks
Thank you! As long as the top magnet's outer diameter is the same or smaller than the base ferrite ring magnet's inner diameter, you're on the right track. I have had other people come to me saying they have succeeded with the materials and guidance from me. Cheers and best of luck with your levitron!
Hay thanks you for sharing your video, been trying to make a spinning top. Very informative. 👍🏾
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind comment :)
Dude, I got all sorts of magnets and I have a few tops I made that already had neodymium’s for a different reason. It only took a few minutes mixing and matching and boom! Can’t believe I have never done this before. I got a top to spin for just a hair under 38 minutes. Not floating
Well done! Congratulations on making your first Levitron!
@@MaxImagination my friends are over it but I can’t stop playing with it.
great content! would be good to know the dimensions of the magnet as well as the mass of the spinning part. Maybe this way a ratio can be estimated
The dimensions of the base ring mangnet are: 10x2cm, with a ~4cm hole diameter.
The top ring magnet's dimensions: 24x5mm with a 4mm hole
Hope you can get an idea on the dimension ratios.
Thanks for watching! ✌😊
@@MaxImagination where can I find all the supplies you used because I'm doing this as a science project and nothing I have is working right
@@thesinuro Hi, sorry to hear that!
I got the base ring magnet from a large speaker, smaller spinning top magnet from Amazon.com, and the rest of the parts are all from basic household materials, such as a pencil, washers etc...
@Max Imagination, do you have the exact link to the magnet found on Amazon?
Just get yourself a microwave magnet they are all exactly the same size you know what the rest is so get to work brother
Coolest science toy ever
Honestly what a legend i wouldn've paid $70 for the ring magnet online lol.
Read the description he's put a few appliances (microwave, Washing machine, ect.) in there that specifically have the heavy metal ring magnet in there so nobody wastes money.
The back of a large speaker is the best place to obtain one of these ring magnets.
@@MaxImagination thankyou!
Awesome video... not exactly what I was looking for but close enough
You give so much knowledge thanks
So glad to hear that! Thanks! 😊
So amazing experiment
Thank you! :)
I think in a weird way this is how ufos fly
@@cincitytv9747 It is Bob Lazar mentioned it, but the thing that confuses me is how to get the entire thing to float above ground, if this was truly possible you’d only need a steering wheel, brakes, and nitrous.
@@NOMAD-vp7hj power is also important for stop and move
Does the magnet have to be neodymium magnet?can i use small ferrite magnet ?
I have only seen people succeed doing this using a Neodymium magnet for the top as it has the necessary power to keep itself up. You should and most likely can only use a Neodymium magnet for the spinning top.
I like your style man good video good content
Thank you! 😀
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Excellent job
Thank you! Cheers!
Is it two magnet's. Which direction are poles. Great video young man.
Whether the magnets face North-to-North or South-to-South, as long as they face each other with like poles, you will be headed in the right direction with this experiment. Thanks for your comment!
Cool project
If you need a magnet go for a speaker cos it's easier than taking apart a microwave. If you do take a magnet from a MW be careful not to break the ceramic bits on the end of the magnetron (the bit that makes the actual microwaves) because they are toxic and horrible and can cause sickness. Watch a microwave teardown vid to learn how.
If you go for a speaker magnet be careful not to break the magnet while taking it out. It's easily done.
And remember, magnets are FUN.
Hi, yep, speakers are usually the preferred option when it comes to seeking for a large ferrite magnet.
I have a microwave magnetron which contains a magnet, though now I may not consider opening one up just to get a magnet. Safety first!
@@MaxImagination Please revise your text and remove microwaves, because of magnetorns but also there are big condensates that may kill you at an instant ....
@@fairytalesaudiobooksforchi9995 Good point. That's something I missed to mention about microwaves... Not really safe machines! :/
So cool :)
Thanks! :)
really amazing.
Thanks a lot!
Really nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Super, Keep going.
Pls can you tell me that where is it in amazon of 1st thing and 4th thing in this video
I dont understand your question? The links to all the parts used are in the video description.
The 1st closer and 4th closer you shown in the video 0:35 what things want to make is not in the description
The first one is a metal disc from a tambourine, the 4th one is a automotive decorative washer, any thin and wide or thick washers will work. You can custom-craft these yourself.
Nice work
Make the top piece perfectly balanced made on a lathe.
Then spin it in a vacuum chamber, suck all the air out and theoretically it should spin almost forever minus the incomplete vacuum wich is impossible to make a perfect vacuum. Maybe some other forces too will slow it down that I don't know of.
Good tip! The main piece with the rounded bottom could be made out of brass or another non-magnetic metal and is the piece where all the magnet and washers slide onto.
fantastic work and show. make more such movies
Thanks a lot! :D
Amazing ❤
Thanks 😄
Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you! :)
Wow amazing 😃🔥😯
Thanks a lot! 😀
Really amazing thank you for sharing.
very interesting! eventhough this vid been 2 years passed
Glad you enjoyed it! ;)
Good job!
Thanks! 😀
Magnet are 😎 🆒️ 😎 😊😊
1700 AD? then here it comes "somnath temple".😂😂😂
Konark temple*
Hi there! Really wanted to try and make this. Can you please share where to get the spacers as shown in video? Looks like there were 2 different kinds you used for spacers. And the red bearing covers. Are those the same as the washers? The measurements of each material you used? Thank you so much!
Hi there. The washers you may need will most likely vary, it depends on how strong of a magnetic repulsion you're getting. Choose something rather light, such as aluminum or tin washers.
Also, the biggest and bottom washer is a tambourine disc.
Cheers!
I am just wondering, would this work if I replace the round ferrite magnet with several round ones, placed in a circle?
This could work on a smaller scale, but you'd need to get your angles 100% right, a difficult task. I'd advise it's better to simply take one base ring magnet and use that.
This also means that we have energy associated with these magnets as it spins and levitates.
The levitation phenomenon leans more to being magnetic suspension rather than levitation, as I've learned from a viewer. The magnetic levitating spinning top is given kinetic energy from my hand to spinning on a fixed floating space (the opposing magnetic force from the base magnet. The energy of this levitron concept is no different than spinning a top on a solid, flat surface. This phenomenon does not produce free energy.
This is the same technique that was used in Somnath Temple
Yes! Studying it more, it's an interesting history behind the ancient sequence of events that occurred with the temple.
Max super 🤩
I appreciate it! :)
Wow ... Great ... keep it up
Thank you! Cheers!
you are genius
Thanks for you comment! :)
Great video! I am trying this for a project. I have one question. Why should the diameter of the magnet in the spinning top be smaller than that of the base?
Hi, Rein. Thanks for your comment! The hole in the top magnet must be small to suit the diameter of the 4mm wooden rod.
A better way to rephrase what you meant is the Inner diameter of the base magnet must be a bit larger than the Outer diameter of the top magnet as this is the physical aspect that keeps the spinning top hovering in place, creating the magnetic "donut effect". Same as a golf ball rolls into a hole larger than its diameter with ease rather than rolling over the hole. Cheers.
4:49 this phenomenon was discovered by Indians in 3 century (in somnath temple gujrat) the flying shivling
Nailed it
Thanks! :D
Perfect thanks for sharing your story with us
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks😊
Excellent
Thanks!
@Max Imagination can you please reply to tghis comment with the links on where to buy the washers snd the red covering please. Thankyou
Hi there. All purchase links to parts for this project can be found linked below in the video description. Cheers
Most viewed video bro 👌👌
why did you have the bolt leveling platform in the first half but then later not used at all, and then what is up with the latge ring mag just sitting on the tiles?
The large ring was used to level the base magnet when I wasn't using the leveling platform, this was done mostly for looks.
Great work Sir, please Sir is it possible to levitate two spin top at the same time ?
Please Sir could you try it?
Thank you. No, it is not possible, logically.
@@MaxImagination please Sir, is there anything impossible in physics with research?
Super video nice
Thanks for watching!
You say it was invented less then 50 years ago, but the same principle was applied in the somnath temple where they had a floating shivling, which was destroyed in 1000 ad, so just guess how old it was
Красава че :) теперь надо думать, как зафиксировать по бокам, хотя бы слегка
Спасибо! Это тоже можно добавить в будущую версию левитрона. 🙂
@@MaxImagination давай, мы верим в тебя!
Основной упор сделай на времени бесперебойной работы (чем дольше, тем лучше) и сколько оборотов делает за час, день или может быть неделю. Удачи :)!
This is how our earth works too with a north and South Pole and magnetic fields. We are spinning in dead space but eventually scientists think we will stop spinning in 7.9 billion years. Pretty crazy how science works and can explain a lot of things. But now you’ll think I’m nuts when I tell you the earth is hollow just like that ring magnet 😘. One day you’ll all see
What evidence do you have to prove what you are trying to say?
@@MaxImagination meet me in Antarctica and I’ll take you on an expedition unlike any other.
@@andrewebbinger7207 I don't reject this theory, you COULD be right...
Good video. I think the l spinning top stopped because of air resistance. If the top was in a vacuum it would spin forever.
Hi there, thanks for watching! As this is not directly related to free energy, the top would definitely spin longer in a vacuum, but not forever due to opposing eddy flux current from the magnetic field.
Is it possible to do that with a Beyblade Burst beyblade as well?!
Not sure, I haven't tried...
Hey! So the wooden stick you have is 5mm diameter, so the neodymium magnet should be 5mm of diameter too, right?
Hey! The inner hole diameter should match (5mm), yes.
HS teach basic stuff, This is good idea of "JEtson cartoons"This is good technology on magnet field along with FAA ( airplanes) I wonder the speed limited in the air..
If you place the ring magnet on a foam plate (small plate) floating in a pot of water it will self level once the water settles your top shouldn’t have any problems
Interesting suggestion... Have this been proven to work?
@@MaxImagination I haven’t tried it in practice however water leveling is a proven method that will work in a puddle or in a tube of any length
So theoretically it should work
I would worry about the floating not remaining solid but changing when any downward and moving force applied to it. Maybe it would have a damping effect and help tho.
Im planning the delorean time machine hotwheels.. i dont know if it works
Well, best of luck!
Awesome Levitron... 👍
Thanks for the visit!
What are the uses of magneric lavitation
Magnetic suspension is used in a more controlled and actuated way such as in modern Maglev trains.
Thnks for replying the question
And also for making video such well explained.
@@hasinchoughule5783 Hi. Thanks for your comment! Cheers! ✌🏻
Nice bhai
Question. Could you put this on a hat and make a ring for the top? Make a floating halo hat?
Not possible, unless your head is 100% stable and level at all times 😂
How long distance the magnet lift
1-2 inches or 3-4cm
Super!
Thank you! Cheers!