Agreed, that was my first thought. Get one of those shards in your eye, and you'll be gougeing channels through your eye and eye socket until you get it pulled out.
*_Suggestion:_* Do the same thing as in this video, except place the camera below & drop the iron filings from a controlled cylinder from above. The pattern we'd see might be much more uniform. This is the angle that Lucasfilm used to create some of the best looking explosions in 1977's Star Wars.
@@michaelhenderson6786 it's a shame they had such bad writers and bad cgi on the show, I bet a good script nice cgi and Grant Gustin would make a hell off a movie
Lmfao scientist have already done this in the 1900s... magnets have been around for ever. Have we become so dumb that we think this will be ground breaking for scientists.
@@stimulatemyexistence5669you know people still need to study stuff like this right? Sure this was discovered a long time ago but i don’t think there is a single scientist who was alive when this was discovered.
Yeah. Whatever real material properties are being expressed here are probably so deep and exploitable. Really if human beings don't have kinetic energy powers... 😅
@@banmanxd2332The term "Nature", is a blanket term that encompasses all processes, laws, behavior, actions and reactions that occur in the universe around us, on the large and small scale.. That is what nature means.. Its not some conscious being with intent or motive as you seem to imply... I do not know what you mean by "god", but you seem confused. Perhaps you can elaborate as to your definition of the word.. And another thing, no one has ever seriously suggested that the universe came from nothing.. We have no example of "nothing" to study in order to know if that is even possible.. Its just a case of, some of us (often the more intelligent of the population) are not pretentious enough to presume they KNOW what the origin of the universe is, if indeed it has one.. Anyone with even a basic concept of logic, science and critical thinking would know that when it comes to where or how the universe came into being... No one knows... Yet..
@bacorable Because whilst you can explain something, it's hard to explain when what you're talking about is both invisible, and complex. Visualization is a powerful teaching tool/tool to help understand a concept :D
@@noahventura3668 true bro, made me so satisfied watching the slo mo shots. The one thing I think of everytime I hear these guys names, is the speaker with paint and sprinkles. That's what I think of at least, I don't know if the sprinkles were there or not. You get the point.
@@yeaf haha wow ! I wanted to ask you what videos you saw first , for me it was a water balloon getting popped , and i specifically remember always wanting to see a water balloon burst as a kid , in nyc year 2003 every kid had water balloons , my grandma used to let me drop them off a 18 story building and throw them at busses lmaooo she was bad
I’m still always so happy to know gav and dan still get 1 million+ views. Feels like lots of the best TH-cam channels, or at least my old favorites, are just dying out hard, so it’s good to see one of the OGs still around and going strong
@charlesxd7816 even if that one dude was just far enough in range to just *barely* feel a black hole, that means we'd all be close enough we'd all just be dead almost instantly anyway lol
it's not something else ))) if you think your god is "something else" then you still have a lot to experience and realise in your journey, god is everything you can and cannot think or imagine of - it is the space and the matter - Jesus called it heaven because of this vast nature, not because it's "somewhere there"))) all you can and cannot experience is god, or I would call it conscious self or the universe (although these are only names of course they don't describe IT), by separating this entity from anything you mistakenly creating something in your mind that you call god))) it is everything. yes he sort of loves us)) but to the degree You experience love, thank you!) @@EverLanesCristao
The brain, heart, stomach, etc are all large nerve clusters that generate their own magnetic fields. It’s what eastern medicine calls the chakras. This is my theory as to where our intuition comes from. Our bodies can sense and then subconsciously detect changes in the magnetic field or aura of people around us or loved ones. So in a way we actually do perceive information through a 6th sense.
Video idea: welding arcs in slow motion. Depending on the polarity of the electrode, you will get more or less heat into your material. Would be cool to see in slow motion why that is.
@jadxn3317 It's wont be too bright. Slow motion cameras are insanely dark they need a lot of backlight to see. But if you're capturing something self emitting, just lower the exposure a touch more and don't backlight it
It would be cool if y'all could put the camera on a circular track around and get the shot 360 degrees around the magnet. An awesome visualization nonetheless 😎
@enermaxstephens1051 no it's an hour glass with points of equilibrium at the in the middle of the top and bottom bulb and a donut in the meeting points.
yes, and think about it.... is the magnet "sending" "magnetism" outwards ? how is it doing that ? like richard feynman said, by the exchange of virtual photons ? or is it more reasonable to believe that the magnet is affecting the space around it ? that it is perturbing the space around it ? and if so, is it the oxygen and nitrogen atoms around it that is being "magnetised" ? or more likely - is this not proof that the æther exists, and that magnets affect the æther field ? basically, physicists cannot explain magnetism because they are afraid of the implications of the æther.
Took him less than a second to throw that stuff. 2000fps is awesome. Would be cool to visualize similar experiment in a zero gravity condition. Thank you guys.
Yeah, the iron would probably fly past it in some places enter orbit in others, and with virtually no gravity and less air resistance it would be a stunning picture.
My physics teacher had a neat trick. Sprinkle iron filings on a paper and place a magnet under the paper. It would rearrange showing the magnetic field.
Yea magnetic forces operate as fields, and since gravity also appears as a field, the curvature of objects interacting with magnets appears similar to objects interacting with gravity.
@R0B690 They're quite distinct insofar as we are aware. The details are both rooted in quantum mechanics. Magnetism comes in multiple forms because it's the same effect from different sources, which give it a variety of range and strength. A magnetic field is shockingly similar to an electric current, because they're similar, but distinct, phenomenon of electron motion. In an electric current, the electrons aren't being caused to move from atom to atom as is implied. What's really occurring is in a long chain of tightly bound atoms, if you give energy to one end of the chain, that energy is partially lost as heat, but the rest "excites" the electrons into faster motion in their orbitals. Electrons themselves are in a constant tug of war between wanting to smash into the positively charged center of the atom, and traveling at such stupidly high velocity that they form an orbit *not a normal orbit, electrons repulse each other and there's usually a lot of them around, and they have funny ways of avoiding each other while still getting some of that sweet sweet proximity to the center 😋* When adding energy makes the electrons speed up, they smash and push on the electrons in nearby atoms, which normalizes and slows down the electrons, but pushes the energy along. Do this a few million times and the energy that started on one end has now excited the electrons on the opposite end. *though, this effect occurs the strongest on the surface of a dense, conductive material, for the electrons excite easier into the open space.* Magnetism is a simultaneous synchronicity of electron movement, or spin, or both. Materials have different arrangements of atoms with different conditions for their electrons, this brings us to the different forms of magnetism but I will spare you, all you need to know is that some materials are structured in such a way that synchronized patterns in their electrons can exist. What that causes, though, is that if you have a small piece of magnetized metal, it will compell all the electrons in the atoms around it to ALSO spin/move that way by their powerful synchronized undulations. Other types of substances aren't necessarily structured to be able to become synced, only influenced by the field, but most will copy that movement if inside the field and pass it along over huge distances, very much like ocean waves on a beach in Florida rippling from a storm in the arctic ocean. Obviously you can create this effect by influencing some substances with an electric current and create an electromagnet, which is far more powerful than any natural one of its size. *so very small compared to a significantly sized mass of natural magnetic metal, so what it gains in local power, it lacks in scale* End result being you get magnetic fields of synchronous motions. It's a lot more complicated than this and involves a lot of math nobody likes. As for gravity, it's not a property of sub atomic molecules charge or movement like electrons do. It's a property of all mass-bearing, and some non mass bearing quantum particles... maybe *wtf quantum mechanics?* The gravitational waves which emanate from every particle are attractive, and are quite subliminal, making it very very veerryy hard to study. There are contradictory theories of gravitational force, most of which struggle with the same math-physics inequalities as the rest of quantum physics of today. Never-you-mind the next secret particle everyone's hoping will explain gravity, coming soon to a large Hadron colider near you!
We used to do a lab experiment in school similar to this one. Put a magnet on a paper on the table and scatter iron filings around it. Then start tapping the paper gently. The filings arrange perfectly in the shape of the magnetic field.
This is an amazing video. The warping of the fragments, you can see the 2 poles of magnetic force. Almost looks like how a black hole would react. Well done guys!
I feel it necessary to mention, that a standard way of showing a magnetic field, was to have the magnet underneath a non-magnetic sheet of material, classically a piece of paper and place the filings onto the paper. This may result in the filings forming two wings, due to the north and south pole of the magnet This would remove the need for the slo-mo recording to view the filings in motion
New things must be attempted. We know the 2d paper type already then we try 3d. Another experimental will try liquid media and so on. Scientists will then explain the observation.
Do the bot wranglers know their little chatgpt experiments are so painfully obvious? I mean, look at the format of the name alone. Its a dead giveaway..... Then again, people commenting dont realize these things are chat bots.....which touches on how oblivious people are these days.....why do so many of you blindly trust the internet? "Its is the liars playground....." Abraham Lincoln, 2073. Probably.
My grandfather gave me some different shaped magnets for Christmas when I was 5 and he showed me their "magic". I've learned a lot about them since... ...40 years later, magnets still dazzle me with their "magic".
Place it on the TV screen. Put it in the Microwave. Attach to Key Fob and try unlocking,Start/Stop of vehicle. Walk through Shopping centre In and Out of a few Stores. Which creates the biggest problem??
Pretty cool to see the point where gravity and the magnetic fields fight each other! In the same relative space, big ones fall and small ones raise....
One field is much stronger than the other. and the stronger field decays at the inverse cube law, while gravity is inverse square. Its not as clear cut as you think. Your location on the planet matters. You would need to test your local g acceleration down to 5 or 6 sigma.
So in theory, then every year we get closer and closer to the sun and it’s just a matter of time until earth gets so close that it becomes uninhabitable by humans. Maybe global warming is inevitable in that case👀
Gold, silver and copper are not magnetic. If you begin to find coinage being attracted to you then it's most likely counterfeit. You might want to focus on true wealth. 24 Then Jesus said to His disciples, “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me. 25 For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. 26 For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul?
@@Artificial-Cognition an interesting visual, however most matter in our galaxy is not gravitationally bound to the black hole in the centre (it's simply too small), but rather a lattice of gravitational forces thought to be caused by dark matter.
Wow. You can add these videos to create small digital summaries for kids in school. This is so amazing for a live demonstration of critical but important physics concepts. Kudos Team❤
For those who wanted a rotating camera shot - th-cam.com/users/shortsQ-4g1LcxKk4
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Thanks
What about a round shaped magnet.
Might be interesting seeing 360
By the way impressive
college professors are gonna go wild on. this footage
I know it's.
Fascinating
Stuff like this is how they're gonna keep my attention. in physics😂
It truly is some mind. boggling footage
This is some awesome. footage
Seriously
Safety squints engaged. Brave soul!
Agreed, that was my first thought. Get one of those shards in your eye, and you'll be gougeing channels through your eye and eye socket until you get it pulled out.
I got one in my eye just from watching the video! I'm suing but it was still worth it.
it'll rust out, need the harder metals to get you a trip to see the ophthalmologist.
@@ComicusFreemanius ok tough guy/gal you first!
@@wildturkey9275 As a mechanic who regularly works with titanium, I have done it first, and no, it is not pleasant
That is one of the coolest things ive ever seen
Same😅
Where were you guys in the 80s?
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Prove it boyeee
@@flexinclouds confused
You’ll like the video of a light beam moving through a water bottle, you actually see the light moving and it’s crazy
Like 14 years later and they still blowing my mind with the same gimmick. This might be best yt channel ever
I can't get over my guys lab coat😭😭😭
Because the gimmick in question is the fking Universe.. never gets boring!
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just imagine, filming this in zero gravity
Why
You go up there w metal shavings lmk how that goes😂
@@BossModeGodyeah you'll get that stuff everywhere.
@@BossModeGodcould keep it in a controlled area
@@WingsxFreedom keep u ina controlled area...
It actually looks like how magnetic fields look in diagrams
Edit: Can a guy not be fascinated by stuff anymore damn 😭😭
Was about to say the same
My God, the diagrams were right all along
Actually, the diagrams look like how the magnetic fields look.
How do you think they made the diagrams 😂?
That's because magnetic fields in diagrams are there to show dummies like you how the magnetic field looks fool.
That new death magnetic album cover goes crazy
Was looking for this comment
@@JohnSmith-cg3cvsame
Glad to know I'm not the only who thought of the Metallica album!
Knew it
wow
*_Suggestion:_* Do the same thing as in this video, except place the camera below & drop the iron filings from a controlled cylinder from above. The pattern we'd see might be much more uniform. This is the angle that Lucasfilm used to create some of the best looking explosions in 1977's Star Wars.
Yea no thanks. Not with my $120,000 camera.
@@sforza209 because there is, of course, no manner of transparent material that could be placed between the camera and the subject.
@@MarioMonte13 bird keep getting in my house through the doorless holes we keep to let light in bleas help
@@sforza209yeah I was gonna say RIP camera 🎥 💥 ☠️
No you
The frame rate of this video was so insane, it almost caught Barry Allen
Ezra miller committing another crime you mean
2000fps
@@NoNoSquare Grant Gustin was always the better Flash anyways lol
@@michaelhenderson6786 it's a shame they had such bad writers and bad cgi on the show, I bet a good script nice cgi and Grant Gustin would make a hell off a movie
*allen
It took me years to see this practically. I learnt only drawings in books. This is the best visual example for today students
Crazy to think our earth not only has a gravitational pull due to its mass but it also has this magnetic pull at the north and South Poles
@@youtubeuser3182do you mean a Repulsion force?
@@Elarpachuau - Do you really not understand what he's saying?
Physicists everywhere are thankful for your contributions to the field. This video is going to be studied so hard.
Lmfao scientist have already done this in the 1900s... magnets have been around for ever. Have we become so dumb that we think this will be ground breaking for scientists.
@@stimulatemyexistence5669😂slow motion is the base subject, but ya, subjective opions, meh
@@lawofliberty3517 slow motion was invented in 1904 by August Musger..............
Film of course.
@@stimulatemyexistence5669you know people still need to study stuff like this right? Sure this was discovered a long time ago but i don’t think there is a single scientist who was alive when this was discovered.
That's an awesome way of visualizing a magnetic field!
This is the coolest video you’ve ever made and that’s a high bar.
It's created a sinkhole in space and everything falls into it
Is That a pun 😳
@@betelgeusex3865was thinking the same thing 😅
Yeah. Whatever real material properties are being expressed here are probably so deep and exploitable. Really if human beings don't have kinetic energy powers... 😅
@@marioluigi9599Yeah I was saying it's got a tiny black hole in it 😮
As an Magnetic Resonance radiographer, this is a fantastic demonstration 👍🏼
As a magnet I think they did a pretty good job representing me.
@@FictionHubZA As an iron filing, I find this extremely disturbing.
Visible light: "what am I, chopped liver?" 😒
As a construction worker, I've now decided that walls should be magnetic. Why shoveling if you can just throw magnetic material?
@@FictionHubZAas a magnetic force, I look pretty impressive.
Absolute treat to watch. No lengthy BS to gain watch time, straight to point. Love you guys ❣️❣️
Keep it up
Bro that magnetic field line😮
Exactly as the diagrams show🫡🫡🫡
It's awesome 😊
Where
Gets me hard
Yes, it is a magnet field
The 3d spin around this magnet would be an amazing video
That would be crazy
U mean 🏝 is dope already😅Magnet😮s yo gatorade me bish L😅L Godbless u peace❤😂
You'd probably need a circular magnet
what about just spinning the magnet around itself while the magnetpowder gets thrown onto it?
Here into nitro for in video, melhorou o que já é incrível.
Hypnotically beautiful
hypnotically
The power of God
@@ainajoe5874nah thats just nature
@@banmanxd2332🙄 which god ???
@@banmanxd2332The term "Nature", is a blanket term that encompasses all processes, laws, behavior, actions and reactions that occur in the universe around us, on the large and small scale.. That is what nature means.. Its not some conscious being with intent or motive as you seem to imply...
I do not know what you mean by "god", but you seem confused. Perhaps you can elaborate as to your definition of the word..
And another thing, no one has ever seriously suggested that the universe came from nothing.. We have no example of "nothing" to study in order to know if that is even possible.. Its just a case of, some of us (often the more intelligent of the population) are not pretentious enough to presume they KNOW what the origin of the universe is, if indeed it has one.. Anyone with even a basic concept of logic, science and critical thinking would know that when it comes to where or how the universe came into being...
No one knows...
Yet..
I did this in my childhood and I was always amazed ❤
Awesome footage as always guys. I am a physics teacher and will definitely be using this one.
@bacorable Because whilst you can explain something, it's hard to explain when what you're talking about is both invisible, and complex. Visualization is a powerful teaching tool/tool to help understand a concept :D
@bacorable I've seen the drawings of magnetic fields, but this makes it much more real then a bunch of arrows on a piece of paper.
yeah, and you can even see that the strength of the magnetic fiels increases drastically the closer you get!
@@falcovg2rest but seeing it in action is very helpful for visual learners
I know you can do something similar with a magnet under a sheet of paper, but to see it in motion is so much more.
That slow-mo background music is timeless. Been having me in-awe since when I was 12 in 2011. Incredible.
so true
Harvey Dent
Name of the artist?
what's it called?
Glad to see these guys still going at it after so many years
Fr makes me happy
I remember watching these guys when I was in school
Haha glad to see this comment , ever since I was young I wanted to see thing in slow motion and these guys covered every imagination I had
@@noahventura3668 true bro, made me so satisfied watching the slo mo shots. The one thing I think of everytime I hear these guys names, is the speaker with paint and sprinkles. That's what I think of at least, I don't know if the sprinkles were there or not. You get the point.
@@yeaf haha wow ! I wanted to ask you what videos you saw first , for me it was a water balloon getting popped , and i specifically remember always wanting to see a water balloon burst as a kid , in nyc year 2003 every kid had water balloons , my grandma used to let me drop them off a 18 story building and throw them at busses lmaooo she was bad
I’m still always so happy to know gav and dan still get 1 million+ views.
Feels like lots of the best TH-cam channels, or at least my old favorites, are just dying out hard, so it’s good to see one of the OGs still around and going strong
Safety goggles Daniel!
next MRI is gonna go crazy
I'd recommend a mask too. As the other commenter pointed out, would an MRI be dangerous for him, if he only inhaled a really small amount?
Just use the magnet close to your eye 4Head
Relax, he'll be iron rich 😅
Pffff, his eyes aren’t magnets dude!
"Magnetic force, Jack. Nature's force!"
"MEMES! DNA of the soul.."
**Stains of Time intensifies**
What is that from?
I feel like i know, but can't remember.
@@ridetheapex Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Specifically the Monsoon boss fight.
@Zombiewithabowtie
Thanks!
Now the song will be in my head for the rest of the day. Witch isn't a bad thing.
The 3d structure is pretty mesmerising!
Amazing. Truly awesome
Please more longer form slowmo videos with magnets!
I hate shorts, I am not goldfish
Demonstrating Earth’s magnetic field in real time.
Nada haver 😂😂
earth is flat
You mean gravity. Earths magnetic field is a different thing altogether.
@@Nionix123just like ur head
@@Nionix123please be satire
It's like a blackhole absorbing matter towards it. Beautiful.
Exactly, that's what I thought.
Same thought I had. Amazing
Woundering if there’s a correlation between the two and possibly know black holes better with magnets?
Early what I thought
@@northshallows6660It might be a little difficult due to the difference in forces and the fact that gravity of Earth but yea it could possibly
That’s beautiful
Wow you can really see both curves of the poles. Fantastic job!
Its due to gravity
Gravity can't hear you
@@JGunit psyc
Now imagine how intense the pull force of a black hole must be.
Alright I imagined it, now what?
@@WontstopscreamingNow feel it
ya but dont go out of world😂😂😅😂😅😅😂...
@@charlesxd7816alright what n-
@charlesxd7816 even if that one dude was just far enough in range to just *barely* feel a black hole, that means we'd all be close enough we'd all just be dead almost instantly anyway lol
The most beautiful thing I’ve seen this week. Thank you.
So I'm going to show you something else... See what Jesus did for you, and all his love for you 👁️👄👁️✨✨✝️💟
it's not something else ))) if you think your god is "something else" then you still have a lot to experience and realise in your journey, god is everything you can and cannot think or imagine of - it is the space and the matter - Jesus called it heaven because of this vast nature, not because it's "somewhere there"))) all you can and cannot experience is god, or I would call it conscious self or the universe (although these are only names of course they don't describe IT), by separating this entity from anything you mistakenly creating something in your mind that you call god))) it is everything. yes he sort of loves us)) but to the degree You experience love, thank you!) @@EverLanesCristao
Absolutely gorgeous
From your early days in the back yard with the balloon to now you guys have been amazingly good fun
Could not agree more
Incredibly beautiful. To think how much we can't see/perceive of what's all around us all day, every day! It's amazing!
change avatar dead country
@@landate1 You must pry it from my cold dead hands Russia.
The most important light is light we cannot see
@@landate1 Russia is the only dead country i see here
The brain, heart, stomach, etc are all large nerve clusters that generate their own magnetic fields. It’s what eastern medicine calls the chakras. This is my theory as to where our intuition comes from. Our bodies can sense and then subconsciously detect changes in the magnetic field or aura of people around us or loved ones. So in a way we actually do perceive information through a 6th sense.
Truly beautiful stuff guys, content has never gotten old
It looks so amazing😍
Video idea: welding arcs in slow motion. Depending on the polarity of the electrode, you will get more or less heat into your material. Would be cool to see in slow motion why that is.
My guess it won’t show because it’ll be too bright
@jadxn3317 It's wont be too bright. Slow motion cameras are insanely dark they need a lot of backlight to see. But if you're capturing something self emitting, just lower the exposure a touch more and don't backlight it
@@Dizastermaster. you’re right!
This footage. Award worthy for so many reasons
It would be cool if y'all could put the camera on a circular track around and get the shot 360 degrees around the magnet. An awesome visualization nonetheless 😎
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@@wilneal8015 awesome! Gonna have to check that out
@@wilneal8015can you please share the link of that video...
They did it with a speaker and paint. With the cam on a robotic arm.
@deatheffect575 yes that one was pretty cool. Would really like to see this one done that way though 😁
That is pretty amazing end call to see thank you
These guys are amazing, all these years later and theyre still contributing fantastic footage
This one. I remember them from so long ago and to come across this now?! Much love for em for sure
That's why I say curves are beautiful 🗿
Yeah me too 👀
Except if your D is curved. 🗿
Yeah more beautiful than those Victoria’s model curve 😂
circles are more beautiful 😍
@@zeeshanali2805wtf ??
Magnets will always look magic to me. Amazing
In a way they are magic
I know of a song to that effect. Miracles. It’s a… treat.
Best video so far i have seen in my entire life❤.. Thank you for making it❤
Drawing magnetic field lines on a paper to this actual reality is so fascinating...❤
It’s the figure 8 and the infinity sign as well. So incredible.
It's a hyperboloid because it's 3 dimensional. There's a torus in the middle. 😮
You do realise it’s called the north and south poles of a magnet, right? They teach you that in school, dude.
It's a hyperboloid torus
@@WildLifePrime So to clarify, the middle has like a 3 dimensional donut shape? So the whole thing is an 8 with a donut in the middle.
@enermaxstephens1051 no it's an hour glass with points of equilibrium at the in the middle of the top and bottom bulb and a donut in the meeting points.
Gives a nice 3 dimensional view of the magnetic field that goes around the whole magnet when we are used to seeing 2d images
yes, and think about it....
is the magnet "sending" "magnetism" outwards ? how is it doing that ? like richard feynman said, by the exchange of virtual photons ?
or is it more reasonable to believe that the magnet is affecting the space around it ? that it is perturbing the space around it ? and if so, is it the oxygen and nitrogen atoms around it that is being "magnetised" ?
or more likely - is this not proof that the æther exists, and that magnets affect the æther field ?
basically, physicists cannot explain magnetism because they are afraid of the implications of the æther.
@@mikkirefurDude you need to lay of the conspiracy theories
@@mikkirefur😂😂
@@draconian_dragons6588 the æther is hyperlogical and verifiable
@@mikkirefur Bro is just yapping
True Piece of Art.
I think this might be my favourite slowmo clip you’ve guys ever made. That’s is absolutely wild!
Getting a 360 degree visual on that in slo mo would be the ultimate imagery of this experiment… and look REALLY cool!
Brilliant. Absolute top. Love it.
This is the most British comment I've read in a while, not a insult. It's a brilliant comment, absolute top, love it!
@@chronicle8080 the funny part is I’m actually from Texas.
@@uroborous01 So is Gavin so he clearly has had an impact on the area.
Miss ya Gavin always good see your vids pop up
Took him less than a second to throw that stuff. 2000fps is awesome. Would be cool to visualize similar experiment in a zero gravity condition. Thank you guys.
Yeah, the iron would probably fly past it in some places enter orbit in others, and with virtually no gravity and less air resistance it would be a stunning picture.
Physics is beautiful❤
And painful at the (not) sametime
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High school teachers are gonna have a field trip with this
A magnetic field trip 😂
What do you mean, everyone already knew this, ever seen those pictures on your textbook on magnetic force?
@@missionpupa I think he means the video would be cool to show students how it actually happens, outside of diagrams
My physics teacher had a neat trick. Sprinkle iron filings on a paper and place a magnet under the paper. It would rearrange showing the magnetic field.
@@rahulg2961 I think I did a similar activity back then
That is really cool. Love seeing science in action.
After 15 years of being fascinated by magnets, I was actually wanting to see someone do this
Well now you have
You must have read my mind, i was going to ask (but forgot)
"What projects did you do that yor cameras weren't fast enough for back then ? "
this is by far the most beautiful visualization of a magnetic field that i’ve ever seen
A beautiful representation of how magnetic fields look you can easily see the field
As simple as it gets, and just brilliant. Love this one
Yes! Thank you from the physics community
It's like looking at actual orbit or a planet being formed. Gorgeous
Yea magnetic forces operate as fields, and since gravity also appears as a field, the curvature of objects interacting with magnets appears similar to objects interacting with gravity.
@@CabbageSandwichfascinating. Thank you both for your observations
Ive always thought gravity is just magnetism on a large scale, kinda crazy to think about
@R0B690
They're quite distinct insofar as we are aware.
The details are both rooted in quantum mechanics.
Magnetism comes in multiple forms because it's the same effect from different sources, which give it a variety of range and strength.
A magnetic field is shockingly similar to an electric current, because they're similar, but distinct, phenomenon of electron motion.
In an electric current, the electrons aren't being caused to move from atom to atom as is implied.
What's really occurring is in a long chain of tightly bound atoms, if you give energy to one end of the chain, that energy is partially lost as heat, but the rest "excites" the electrons into faster motion in their orbitals.
Electrons themselves are in a constant tug of war between wanting to smash into the positively charged center of the atom, and traveling at such stupidly high velocity that they form an orbit *not a normal orbit, electrons repulse each other and there's usually a lot of them around, and they have funny ways of avoiding each other while still getting some of that sweet sweet proximity to the center 😋*
When adding energy makes the electrons speed up, they smash and push on the electrons in nearby atoms, which normalizes and slows down the electrons, but pushes the energy along.
Do this a few million times and the energy that started on one end has now excited the electrons on the opposite end. *though, this effect occurs the strongest on the surface of a dense, conductive material, for the electrons excite easier into the open space.*
Magnetism is a simultaneous synchronicity of electron movement, or spin, or both.
Materials have different arrangements of atoms with different conditions for their electrons, this brings us to the different forms of magnetism but I will spare you, all you need to know is that some materials are structured in such a way that synchronized patterns in their electrons can exist.
What that causes, though, is that if you have a small piece of magnetized metal, it will compell all the electrons in the atoms around it to ALSO spin/move that way by their powerful synchronized undulations.
Other types of substances aren't necessarily structured to be able to become synced, only influenced by the field, but most will copy that movement if inside the field and pass it along over huge distances, very much like ocean waves on a beach in Florida rippling from a storm in the arctic ocean.
Obviously you can create this effect by influencing some substances with an electric current and create an electromagnet, which is far more powerful than any natural one of its size. *so very small compared to a significantly sized mass of natural magnetic metal, so what it gains in local power, it lacks in scale*
End result being you get magnetic fields of synchronous motions. It's a lot more complicated than this and involves a lot of math nobody likes.
As for gravity, it's not a property of sub atomic molecules charge or movement like electrons do.
It's a property of all mass-bearing, and some non mass bearing quantum particles... maybe *wtf quantum mechanics?*
The gravitational waves which emanate from every particle are attractive, and are quite subliminal, making it very very veerryy hard to study.
There are contradictory theories of gravitational force, most of which struggle with the same math-physics inequalities as the rest of quantum physics of today.
Never-you-mind the next secret particle everyone's hoping will explain gravity, coming soon to a large Hadron colider near you!
That's cool as hell!!❤❤❤
Looks like the album art for death magnetic
WAHHHHH WAHWAWA WOWOWOWOW WAH WA WOW WAAHHHH WOWOWOWA
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I was thinking the same thing
Yeah i forgot the name of that album. I made a comment about "that metallica album"
Thanks, for a moment I thought nobody noticed
I was thinking about that too xD
THE FACT YOU DID NOT WEAR GLASSES FOR THIS IS INSANE
Yep
@@davidjennings9907what would happen
he wore his safety squints
Bruh! ... That's what makes it tremendous. XD
Yeah they wear goggles for their balloon popping episodes 😂
Absolutely beautiful. You’ve proven all the diagrams correct.
Very few of them are 3D like this!
This is so nice to watch !
We used to do a lab experiment in school similar to this one. Put a magnet on a paper on the table and scatter iron filings around it. Then start tapping the paper gently. The filings arrange perfectly in the shape of the magnetic field.
You can literally see the poles of the magnet. Insane.
Thank you for this, the background music usually doesn't matter or hurts, but the reverence put into the background music really gave me goosebumps
what are these kind of songs called?
@@MigWith More like a track.. I've heard it as Ambient pads for instance this one: th-cam.com/video/xAkn8dG4JpE/w-d-xo.html
That's SO cool!!! I love science!!!
This is an amazing video. The warping of the fragments, you can see the 2 poles of magnetic force. Almost looks like how a black hole would react. Well done guys!
coolest thing i've seen in a while
In my opinion that’s probably one of the best slo mo videos yet
Wow amazing part of magnetic field 😮😮
I feel it necessary to mention, that a standard way of showing a magnetic field, was to have the magnet underneath a non-magnetic sheet of material, classically a piece of paper and place the filings onto the paper.
This may result in the filings forming two wings, due to the north and south pole of the magnet
This would remove the need for the slo-mo recording to view the filings in motion
And also remove the danger of iron getting into your eyes, and create less mess.
This exact thing/experiment is given in CBSE NCERT Book in chapter "Magnetic Effects due to Electric Current"
No, this is waaay cooler.
New things must be attempted.
We know the 2d paper type already then we try 3d.
Another experimental will try liquid media and so on. Scientists will then explain the observation.
Do the bot wranglers know their little chatgpt experiments are so painfully obvious? I mean, look at the format of the name alone. Its a dead giveaway.....
Then again, people commenting dont realize these things are chat bots.....which touches on how oblivious people are these days.....why do so many of you blindly trust the internet? "Its is the liars playground....." Abraham Lincoln, 2073. Probably.
Let’s appreciate that’s a terrifying magnet.
My grandfather gave me some different shaped magnets for Christmas when I was 5 and he showed me their "magic".
I've learned a lot about them since...
...40 years later, magnets still dazzle me with their "magic".
Place it on the TV screen.
Put it in the Microwave.
Attach to Key Fob and try unlocking,Start/Stop of vehicle.
Walk through Shopping centre In and Out of a few Stores.
Which creates the biggest problem??
They never fail to impress
Pretty cool to see the point where gravity and the magnetic fields fight each other! In the same relative space, big ones fall and small ones raise....
One field is much stronger than the other. and the stronger field decays at the inverse cube law, while gravity is inverse square. Its not as clear cut as you think. Your location on the planet matters. You would need to test your local g acceleration down to 5 or 6 sigma.
Magnificent. Thanks for this lads, that was beautiful
جعلنا نرى خطوط المجال المغناطيسي بوضوح ، ولحسن حظي امتحاني بعد يوم واحد ❤
It’s cool how if you put it in slow motion, you can actually get a glimpse of the filings making the shape of the magnetic field itself
Now, imagine that on an unimaginably, massive scale, and you’ve got the universe.
So in theory, then every year we get closer and closer to the sun and it’s just a matter of time until earth gets so close that it becomes uninhabitable by humans. Maybe global warming is inevitable in that case👀
next up we demonstrate how an MRI machine works with iron dust and two duffelbags full of nails and bolts
these videos always remind me of how beautiful all things can be from the right perspective
Me being magnetize to wealth, abundance, and prosperity! 🙏🏾
Me too
Gold, silver and copper are not magnetic. If you begin to find coinage being attracted to you then it's most likely counterfeit.
You might want to focus on true wealth.
24 Then Jesus said to His disciples, “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me. 25 For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. 26 For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul?
All those things being magnetic to you not, you to it. You’re the prize.💪
@@keynogreentrue likewise thank you!
@@memberarnshine6377you are magnetized to all your all your desires!
Freakin totally rad
Black hole feels like magnet which keeps galaxy together
It is 👍
@@Artificial-Cognition an interesting visual, however most matter in our galaxy is not gravitationally bound to the black hole in the centre (it's simply too small), but rather a lattice of gravitational forces thought to be caused by dark matter.
The fact that the guy's got no goggles on is terrifying to me
*i love this channel since late 2000s and early 2010s. thank you boys. :-')
Slowmo footages are just awesome 😮
What an awesome way to visualize this!
Wow. You can add these videos to create small digital summaries for kids in school. This is so amazing for a live demonstration of critical but important physics concepts. Kudos Team❤
That's how our universe works