@@BaTycoonSpeed. Speed is how fast you are going. Acceleration is the change in speed. Basically, it describes how much faster or slower you get per unit. Even if you want to say it’s acceleration, acceleration is the change in speed, so it’s still speed in the end.
@@brokkster Because if it gets near enough to a large piece of metal, snaps to the metal, and any part of your body is inbetween the magnet and the metal, that part of your body is going to be smashed into a horrific pancake of blood and skin and bones.
If the only thing around him is non ferrous metals and other materials other than ferrous metals than he doesnt need to worry, the Aluminium aint gonna slam into it
@@Torth121 I'm not saying safe conditions aren't possible but just that a magnet this big is like a gun or a bomb. One moment of casually carrying it by the wrong thing and you've lost a finger, or you've wiped your hard drive, or ruined the strip on your credit card, or wrecked your microwave oven, or destroyed an old CRT TV, or a house key just got pulled through your hand so it can touch the magnet. It's a crazy amount of power!
Well I was gonna ask if this is something that could be applied to bumpers of vehicles to reduce impacts but I guess not lol. Sounds like something worse would end up happening haha
@@spaceman081447 I was making a reference to a show called, Disenchantment. It's exactly about Arthurs quote. I liked the show a whole lot, but I don't think it's popular enough, even though it's from the same creator as Simpsons and Futurama.
Would a phased decrease in the intensity of these magnets surrounding a car slow the vehicle over a long enough time frame to soften the secondary impact of a car crash, the part that happens to the human body, while also completely preventing the vehicle from violently colliding with road barriers or other cars? Assuming cost is not a factor.
I really wish car companies could figure out some sort of way to reliably incorporate this, or just a way to get rid of brake pads altogether. Im no eco warrior, but a vast majority of pollution from cars is actually brake dust, which is worse than exhaust fumes. Not to mention that electric cars, even with regenerative braking, still use classic brake pads. (although a lot less since regenerative braking uses the motor more than the brakes)
@@doomsdayrabbit4398No, I want to drive 3 hours out into the desert and party with my friends. I'll use a train when I get to drive it, park it in my garage, and drive it off road.
Cool video about magnetic braking. However, the ending part about superconductors is false. Superconductors can levitate in the presence of a magnetic field due to the Meissner effect. This results in a repulsive force towards the magnet due to the expulsion of the magnetic field from the superconductor. It stays in the same orientation and distance due to flux pinning.
This principle is what's used in most modern roller coasters. The magnets never touch the brake plates therefore these parts rarely wear out like traditional brakes.
😂 bro… this is used on bullet trains that cost hundreds of millions of dollors, they use a bunch of different methods to attach the carts to newer coasters, non of them being this. it would be much to expensive to do
@@lukeboyer4071they use magnetic braking because they don’t wear out and risk malfunction. It’s not about money it’s about the safety. If people found out these multi millionaire company’s like Disney were cheaping out on their braking systems, there would be a lot of backlash.
@@lukeboyer4071Well, there is scaling. Roller coasters are much slower and require less braking, and, as demenstrated here, you can create the effect without *too* much capital. While a mom and pop roller coaster (are those still around?) probably couldn't afford it, Disney or Six Flags can spare a few more thousands for a frictionless brake (especially if it's in conjunction with traditional brakes). I would however trust a bullet train's brakes more than a rollercoaster's, so there is that...
I mean its definitely cool but the craziest thing you have ever seen? Seems kinda unlikely. Did you ever seen or heard about the japanese train with magnetic levitation? That is literally this times 100x and in actual use by normal citizens
Please search into orthodoxy. orthodoxy is the first church. The body of Christ. We need the Body of Christ and Eucharist.❤☦️ (John 6:53-58) Jesus is the only way to heaven, just being a good person won’t get you there, while yes doing what God said is requiered. Search into orthodoxy afterwards but first read this. Before you read these next things i want you to know that christianity isn’t about worshiping some deity in the sky because you dont want to go to hell, it’s about a loving and friendly relationship with God. God loves us soooo much no one can understand it. God wants you to tell Him everything, because He is soooo loving. Altough He knows it all He wants you to trust Him and be honest with Him and listen to Him. So now that i told you this read these Bible verses (the word of God) knowing that i’m telling you this out of love and i want you to know it’s not too late to turn and repent and follow Christ❤️❤️❤️ „Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” John 14:6 ESV Bible Repent from your sin (disobedience to God) and turn to God and follow Him so that you WILL be saved. „If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” 1 John 1:9 ESV „No, I tell you; but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish.” Luke 13:3 ESV „For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23 ESV ❤️☦️
@@swishiestmetal6215 encase the egg in the neodymium magnet, and have a liquid nitrogen aluminum block placed as a 'landing pad'? Not sure if it would actually work though, and it would depend on the rules of whatever challenge it is whether it's feasible
What about body armor. Space between the body and shield with no material to transfer impact from surface to skin. I've also thought about if we could tap into the Earth's magnetic field to travel.
Don’t hit anyone, kid. It’s not cool. EDIT: Look guys, I’m not going to respond to any of you who reply, because I’ve now realised that you’re all children. But you shouldn’t hit your siblings. You will understand why it is bad from an ethical and scientific point of view when you grow up, but you don’t have the capacity to understand these arguments right now, so I suggest that you have a conversation about it with your parents. You should be talking to them, instead of in the TH-cam comment section, anyway.
@@rafox66 you know what is crazy. I never can get running in my dream so I usually go to all fours. I’m actually using my arms to pull me along. In the case of grass I’m gripping the grass by the handful trying to get going. I came across something and there’s a lot of people that also say this happens to them. I thought that was very interesting. Dreams are so weird. Mine are like movies. A lot of times I hate to even wake up cause I’m so involved in the entertainment.
@@kill3rbyysight what do you mean keeps the earth afloat in space? Is it supposed to fall down in space because of gravity? Yea the suns gravity makes the earth orbit around the sun not keep it “afloat” and the earths magnetic field barely can keep planets from moving
@@sageminentjunky5197 idk… seems like we have it pretty figured out. It’s complicated as hell if you go deep into the details, but actually rather simple at the same time. Ocaams razor, nature always takes the simplest route. We haven’t yet learned how to fully apply our understanding of these currents to have revolutionary tech such as planes which fly using the Earths magnetic fields and using magnetic motion to generate free electric currents which can easily be harnessed by anyone. Eventually we will get there. Im assuming thats what you meant and I agree we have much to learn in terms of applying our existing knowledge in the field of electromagnetism.
@@TheAnnoyingBoss maybe cars with "magnet tires" and cold aluminum roads ? With vehicles that are basically running on anti gravity , fuel will be less needed and revolutionaze transport
This looks like how I've felt in some of my dreams when I would try to punch someone in the face and I'd end up just gently touching their face with my fist.
Still it's useless without being able to control gravity, you go from 100 mph to 0 in 5 feet it's still going to wreck a humans body. If they can find a way to do it over a very specific distance then that would work
@@theyonderbusthat's because the airbags absorb the shock quickly. If you're rellying on just air then it'll transfer too slowly and destroy your body first.
@@kylecyrus9457the magnetic field also absorbs the shock quickly… If you were in a magnetic suit and happened to be falling onto a super chilled aluminum surface, the suit and the magnetic field would absorb the shock much like an airbag would (as seen in the video)… But with that being said, I suppose there’s only one way to find out! Time to get the myth busters back together
This phenomenon is actually used in the emergency braking system for modern elevators. In other words, this is the reason so very few people are injured by falling lifts, even if all the cables snap at once the lift will just gently slow down and then allow the secondary systems to lock it in place.
Also even if all the brakes failed, the elevator wouldn’t fall down because the counterweight is set to 50% of the maximum weight capacity. So unless there’s a lot of people in the elevator, you would actually fall upwards in that situation.
@@ZaHandle falling upwards is just as dangerous, I've reviewed CCTV footage where the person slammed into the ceiling when the lift car hit the top end of the guide rails, so newer lifts usually have redesigned governors and safety gears that activate when the lift is moving too fast regardless of which direction it is moving, or separate governors and safety gears for each direction. It's called ascending car overspeed protection (ACOP)
@@Cardinalt Consider this : I have a friend that is invisible and that friend will do my bidding for me. So, I have my friend lift an object in front of you while I move my hands as to be conducting the entire this. Did I? Now, consider this : I have a friend that isn't native to Earth and my friend has a really cool toy that can make him become invisible to people with eyes that only perceive light and within a particular part of the spectrum... See where I'm going with this?
Probably has nothing to do with the fact that one involves hours of tedious and repetitive homework while the other shows bite size pieces of useless but fun facts :D
Because you don’t have to do any work, and you won’t have to practically apply any of this knowledge at all, so you can just watch videos like these mindlessly.
@@Idk-do1ui I probably learned more and retained it from ALS than I did in my entire high school years. These videos are energetic and engaging my science teacher just gave me a mind numbing packet every day for 4 years
@@juiceboxed5685 Then you just had a bad teacher, or teachers-since you were in high school-who supposedly only taught you through packets throughout your entire 4 years of high school. Even then, you can’t expect one teacher to produce a bunch high quality videos for all of their classes. A TH-camr can produce detailed, quality videos, because they don’t have to teach a bunch of classes for 6 hours a day, 5 days a week.
@@DaddyM7MD I can assure you that magnets can seriously hurt you. I watched my friend get two super strong rare earth magnets too close to each either and get his fingers squished between them. We had to put one in a vice and use a pry bar to get the other one away enough for him to get his fingers out. He had hairline fractures of the bones in his fingers and had to wear a splint for a few weeks. We told him to be careful when he picked them up. These came out of an old, very big hard drive. They were about 2”x3” and about 1/3” thick. They were glued to a steel plate that was about 2.5” x 4” and about 1/2” thick. You could strip the phosphor off a CRT monitor, nevermind degaussing. They would stay up on a concrete support pillar in our building by magnetizing to the steel rebar which was several inches in the concrete. Absolutely dangerous to get them close to each other. So I can believe that a person could have their hand/arm seriously injured by a magnet but whether it could crush it flat? No clue.
Needs to be wicked cold tho so it's a bit impractical for many applications unless we can figure out a practical way to do that. Liquid nitrogen is expensive!
@@eyescreamcake The magnetic concept for maglev trains is different though. It still ends up touching the other metal object even if slowly in this case.
I can imagine his head spinning all the way around, while he’s speaking ancient foreign languages that he never learned, and projectile vomiting green puke all over the room, but not what you said, though. That seems a little far fetched, sleeping on a bed full of superconductors. @@copycatanimations1472
@@MrGodofcar ez: the abrahamic devil or Satan is able to exist because the sky daddy doesn't care and let's him roam around earth causing all kinds of catastrophes and suffering. in fact looks like the sky daddy enjoys the suffering of earthlings
As a 42 year old, your comment has exposed another thing that apparently has come about that makes certain sentences seem like a foreign language. 1) Can't imagine a kid having a bottle in class and 2) I have no idea what a "metal bottle" is. Thanks for making me feel older than I should. :P
@@EnheTook50Benadryl - Googled metal bottle after that comment because I hadn't ever heard of one. Didn't know they existed. And when I was in school, we weren't allowed any drinks, PE or otherwise. If we needed a drink, the water fountain was right there.
I wonder if we would still suffer the same consquences of sudden braking if we were able to somehow slow down every moleculein our body at the same rate
Yeah wouldn't work. Engineer here, hitting an invisible wall of force at high speed would hurt just as much as the pavement. Levitating slowly down yes but any acceleration/deceleration has to be within human limits so the meteor strike style landings you see portrayed in superhero movies would require superhuman bone strength. Cliffs: the magnet is metal, you're not.
everythings like this, nothing ever touches its all slightly apart. Mind blowing tbh. Also, nothing physical is real matter is an illusion but thats a whole other conversation lol
I smile when i see his short videos for 2 reasons. Its cool as hell, and hearing just how fascinated he is and how excited he seems to get others to see it aswell is extremely heartwarming
This was way cooler than I could've ever expected.
Yeah. I thought it just slightly slow down. But it fully stopped. Science is really amazing
Cool literally
was that intentional lmao
Yes, it got way cooler when he poured the liquid nitrogen on it.
Yes, so was the aluminium
**softly* hits the air at a bone breaking speed*
speed or acceleration?
@@BaTycoonspeed
They should make brakes like this
They should make joke wrecking balls like this
@@BaTycoonSpeed.
Speed is how fast you are going.
Acceleration is the change in speed. Basically, it describes how much faster or slower you get per unit.
Even if you want to say it’s acceleration, acceleration is the change in speed, so it’s still speed in the end.
I've worked with magnets enough to be terrified of a neodymium magnet that large.
why?
@@brokkster Because if it gets near enough to a large piece of metal, snaps to the metal, and any part of your body is inbetween the magnet and the metal, that part of your body is going to be smashed into a horrific pancake of blood and skin and bones.
If the only thing around him is non ferrous metals and other materials other than ferrous metals than he doesnt need to worry, the Aluminium aint gonna slam into it
@@Torth121 I'm not saying safe conditions aren't possible but just that a magnet this big is like a gun or a bomb. One moment of casually carrying it by the wrong thing and you've lost a finger, or you've wiped your hard drive, or ruined the strip on your credit card, or wrecked your microwave oven, or destroyed an old CRT TV, or a house key just got pulled through your hand so it can touch the magnet. It's a crazy amount of power!
Well I was gonna ask if this is something that could be applied to bumpers of vehicles to reduce impacts but I guess not lol. Sounds like something worse would end up happening haha
“You’re touching the infinity between you and me”
Nah, I'd win
Nah I'd win
Nah, I'd get divided
@@yoeniebda1804 even if there's a corpse left I'll still comeback
When you try to punch in a dream.
Ya got issues kid.
True 💯
Fr
Funny thing, I punch things physically (IRL) when I punch in my dream. Caused some problems 😂
You're on to something
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." -Arthur C. Clarke.
It's called, Sctience
@@x88868
That's what he said.
@@spaceman081447 I was making a reference to a show called, Disenchantment. It's exactly about Arthurs quote. I liked the show a whole lot, but I don't think it's popular enough, even though it's from the same creator as Simpsons and Futurama.
🤓
Would a phased decrease in the intensity of these magnets surrounding a car slow the vehicle over a long enough time frame to soften the secondary impact of a car crash, the part that happens to the human body, while also completely preventing the vehicle from violently colliding with road barriers or other cars? Assuming cost is not a factor.
FINALLY! Actual footage not just clickbait.
Aluminum “nah I’d win”
Time to make anti-fall damage boots
looking for this comment, my thoughts exactly
hmm, make the floor entirely aluminum then add magnets in various parts of the body.
Magnetize the Iron in our blood. Not sure how deadly that would be, but we can fly now!!!@@RaveMasterr
We just need Cave Johnson to develop them.
@@cmdrdylandactually human blood reacts to magnets but in a pretty strange way: it's being slightly repelled from either pole of any magnet.
This is one of the few legendary videos where the creator says "Do you want to see something cool?" and shows something cool
I’m trying to jump off a building with fat magnets on my feet on a aluminum block and see if I can survive 😂
@@jakboi6529 Third Newton's Law: _I'm about end this man's whole career._
@@estebanatachaoarguedas6321 god dam Newton , if he never existed I would be able to do this
This guy actually creates many cool videos , check him out.
His whole channel is like that actually
I really wish car companies could figure out some sort of way to reliably incorporate this, or just a way to get rid of brake pads altogether. Im no eco warrior, but a vast majority of pollution from cars is actually brake dust, which is worse than exhaust fumes. Not to mention that electric cars, even with regenerative braking, still use classic brake pads. (although a lot less since regenerative braking uses the motor more than the brakes)
The biggest portion is tyre dust. It's hard to imagine brakes producing more.
This is how the brakes of trains work at high speeds.
We just need to reduce our dependence on cars. Normalize waiting a few minutes for a train or a streetcar.
@@doomsdayrabbit4398 only to get this train full of smelly bums and trash =(
@@doomsdayrabbit4398No, I want to drive 3 hours out into the desert and party with my friends.
I'll use a train when I get to drive it, park it in my garage, and drive it off road.
Cool video about magnetic braking. However, the ending part about superconductors is false. Superconductors can levitate in the presence of a magnetic field due to the Meissner effect. This results in a repulsive force towards the magnet due to the expulsion of the magnetic field from the superconductor. It stays in the same orientation and distance due to flux pinning.
faxxxx
Aluminum: "You didn't hit me, you hit the infinity between you and me."
Satoru gojo's dialogue of jujutsu kaisan 😂
Oh I like it, poetic
Literally what I was thinking
Aluminum is a 5th circle air mage sage lol
*Aluminium
This principle is what's used in most modern roller coasters. The magnets never touch the brake plates therefore these parts rarely wear out like traditional brakes.
😂 bro… this is used on bullet trains that cost hundreds of millions of dollors, they use a bunch of different methods to attach the carts to newer coasters, non of them being this. it would be much to expensive to do
@@lukeboyer4071they use magnetic braking because they don’t wear out and risk malfunction. It’s not about money it’s about the safety. If people found out these multi millionaire company’s like Disney were cheaping out on their braking systems, there would be a lot of backlash.
@@lukeboyer4071Well, there is scaling. Roller coasters are much slower and require less braking, and, as demenstrated here, you can create the effect without *too* much capital. While a mom and pop roller coaster (are those still around?) probably couldn't afford it, Disney or Six Flags can spare a few more thousands for a frictionless brake (especially if it's in conjunction with traditional brakes).
I would however trust a bullet train's brakes more than a rollercoaster's, so there is that...
@@lukeboyer4071since roller coasters move slower than bullet trains, it wouldn't be as expensive.
Most? Doubtful.
The og infinity 💀 gojo stealing science's laws
Super conductor: Nah I'd win
That honestly is one of the craziest looking things I ever seen.
magnets. how do they work?
Why did I read this as “That horizontally is one of the craziest looking things I ever seen.” 😂
@@user-bl4oq7fd8d 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 juggalooseepoopoose
sorry i disliked your comment while trying to open the replies please take my like as compensation
I mean its definitely cool but the craziest thing you have ever seen? Seems kinda unlikely. Did you ever seen or heard about the japanese train with magnetic levitation? That is literally this times 100x and in actual use by normal citizens
“What’s your favorite hobby?”
“Magnets.”
“Magnets? Playing with magnets? Making magnets?”
“No, just magnets”
WILD CARD!!!
"What are some of your dislikes" "People's Knees"
"Ghouls"
That somehow made me laugh😂
@@nate9065 peoples needs... its funny because hes looking for a gf but dislikes needs. Not knees
Everyone isnt ferromagnets until someone throw magnet at them
Notice. The braking also occurs when he pull to separate.
BROOO levitation is so insane
Please search into orthodoxy. orthodoxy is the first church. The body of Christ. We need the Body of Christ and Eucharist.❤☦️ (John 6:53-58) Jesus is the only way to heaven, just being a good person won’t get you there, while yes doing what God said is requiered. Search into orthodoxy afterwards but first read this. Before you read these next things i want you to know that christianity isn’t about worshiping some deity in the sky because you dont want to go to hell, it’s about a loving and friendly relationship with God. God loves us soooo much no one can understand it. God wants you to tell Him everything, because He is soooo loving. Altough He knows it all He wants you to trust Him and be honest with Him and listen to Him. So now that i told you this read these Bible verses (the word of God) knowing that i’m telling you this out of love and i want you to know it’s not too late to turn and repent and follow Christ❤️❤️❤️ „Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” John 14:6 ESV Bible Repent from your sin (disobedience to God) and turn to God and follow Him so that you WILL be saved. „If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” 1 John 1:9 ESV „No, I tell you; but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish.” Luke 13:3 ESV „For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23 ESV ❤️☦️
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Slow fall
“You can actually use a superconductor like this one.”
My brain: *Hockey puck*
same...
Expensive hockey puck!
Ah yes, another fellow Canadian.
@@thewafflegamer6152LaCross is our national sport. Not hockey. Hockey belongs to the Russians
😂🤣🤣
Gojos been real quite since this dropped
Aluminium: "Yowai mo"
We desperately need to integrate this technology into shampoo bottles in the shower
Shampoo bottle being hit: boom, bang, doom, schiiii, criiiii, *creating a wormhole and disappearing from the sight*
Also soap so it would stop playing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater every time once it's dropped
Legos should be made of this, so when you step on them, you just slowly boop them
or, you could just attach a magnet to the shampoo bottle, to make it less likely to fall... just some shower thoughts
and rollercoasters
imagine a kid using this concept to win the egg drop science project in middle school.
Just how is that supposed to work?
@@swishiestmetal6215 encase the egg in the neodymium magnet, and have a liquid nitrogen aluminum block placed as a 'landing pad'? Not sure if it would actually work though, and it would depend on the rules of whatever challenge it is whether it's feasible
@@Algormortis9 that's a fail on principle alone, nevermind the non-feasibility.
I won the egg drop challenge in 3rd grade by giving the container an improvised airbag system
What about body armor. Space between the body and shield with no material to transfer impact from surface to skin. I've also thought about if we could tap into the Earth's magnetic field to travel.
Nah that cube got the limitless technique
This guy unlocked the six eyes technique 💀
When you're about to hit your sibling but mom just walked in
🤣
Don’t hit anyone, kid. It’s not cool.
EDIT: Look guys, I’m not going to respond to any of you who reply, because I’ve now realised that you’re all children.
But you shouldn’t hit your siblings. You will understand why it is bad from an ethical and scientific point of view when you grow up, but you don’t have the capacity to understand these arguments right now, so I suggest that you have a conversation about it with your parents. You should be talking to them, instead of in the TH-cam comment section, anyway.
@@justanotherhappyhumanist8832 "Pain is an excellent teacher"
@@NakedAvanger Just because you put a phrase in quotation marks doesn’t make it true.
Bruh🤣
The first person to discover this was probably like "WHAT THE FUUUUUUUU-"
bro that was my reaction to
I'd be scared to show this to anyone, maybe they would burn me at the stake for witchcraft
@@RmX. Yeah you sussy for that
It was all proved by theory after that only they did experiments I guess.
Most likely got burnt at the stake.....
So this is how Gojo’s infinity works
So that's how Steve make Feather Falling Boots
That's exactly what it feels like to punch something during a dream
That and running. Running in dreams is the worst, I'm always slow and/or I trip. It makes no sense.
@@rafox66 running in a dream feels more like the world slowly revolving than moving and it hate it 🤣
Ohhh I thought my dreams Me was weak lol 😂
@@rafox66 you know what is crazy. I never can get running in my dream so I usually go to all fours. I’m actually using my arms to pull me along. In the case of grass I’m gripping the grass by the handful trying to get going. I came across something and there’s a lot of people that also say this happens to them. I thought that was very interesting. Dreams are so weird. Mine are like movies. A lot of times I hate to even wake up cause I’m so involved in the entertainment.
Way to go stealing the comment of the guy right above you
This looks like when someone is about to punch a person with telekinetic powers, and they just stop right in front of their face.
😀😂🤣😅
Just like in Animes
Animes are awesome 🙃
@@abdullahyaseen371 animes are haram ,brother
More like exactly how I punch in my dreams
@@Abdullah-pn2yw don’t care
@@Aycheffe And if you did hit, it would be so goddamn weak
Yo, why does the super conductor look delicious lmao
So that’s how the “infinity” works
_"Ah, the slow blade penetrates the shield"_
This makes me think of dune.. gotta read it.
So Unreal this fits right into dune's universe, scary and amazing😂
@@Stormtroopre it is a dune reference I’m pretty sure
It’s from the movie
Don’t remember it being in the book. Sounds like movie quote anyway
Magnets are just too cool, I can't believe they exist
may b same formulae keeping our earth afloat in space and moving in particular direction..& other planets as well
that's why we exist.. thanks to magnetic fields
Easy there Charlie
@@kill3rbyysight what do you mean keeps the earth afloat in space? Is it supposed to fall down in space because of gravity? Yea the suns gravity makes the earth orbit around the sun not keep it “afloat” and the earths magnetic field barely can keep planets from moving
One might even call them a miracle...
So is basically Satoru's cursed technique
Modern roller coaster brakes work exactly like this
Magnetic forces are some crazy shit. It's so fascinating
Yeah there's gotta be more to it that we don't understand
@@sageminentjunky5197 idk… seems like we have it pretty figured out. It’s complicated as hell if you go deep into the details, but actually rather simple at the same time. Ocaams razor, nature always takes the simplest route. We haven’t yet learned how to fully apply our understanding of these currents to have revolutionary tech such as planes which fly using the Earths magnetic fields and using magnetic motion to generate free electric currents which can easily be harnessed by anyone. Eventually we will get there. Im assuming thats what you meant and I agree we have much to learn in terms of applying our existing knowledge in the field of electromagnetism.
@@sageminentjunky5197 we pretty much understand all of it. Which is why it's being weaponized as railguns.
Unlocking the secret power of magnets will be like when cavemen discovered fire.
@@sageminentjunky5197 More likely that you just don't know what you're talking about
bro really created the feather falling enchantment irl
Old school wizardry.
Fr
I just want to know how we can use this knowledge to change the world as we know it
@@TheAnnoyingBoss maybe cars with "magnet tires" and cold aluminum roads ? With vehicles that are basically running on anti gravity , fuel will be less needed and revolutionaze transport
@Dan Kanerva no need for fuel, only the need to constantly cool our roads to under 100 degrees
A neodymium magnet that size is freaking terrifying.
Yet we still don’t have anti gravity aircraft. … it’s right here in our faces 😂
This looks like how I've felt in some of my dreams when I would try to punch someone in the face and I'd end up just gently touching their face with my fist.
same it freaks me out
Same I never understood
What does it mean!! Lol never fails
Same I think it happens to everyone.
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one experiences this!
i just feel like I'm watching a wizard at this point
İmagine stumbling onto anything similar years back and being burned atthe stake or something lol
Bro is discovering glitches in real life
*91 missed calls from Issac newton*💀💀💀
Bro casually just said “I have a giant thousand pound pool force neodymium magnet”💀
Pull force* I think. Imagine getting a finger between that & some metal lol 😆
@@JehRoniMo11 nah that one scene could make a whole new doom game💀
Thats Like half a ton
Who doesn't have one?
@@JiveCinema Ikr? Weirdos.
This is how to disable fall damage
There's gotta be a way to use this for something. It doesn't even have to be fall damage, like slamming inside a machine or a device.
Still it's useless without being able to control gravity, you go from 100 mph to 0 in 5 feet it's still going to wreck a humans body. If they can find a way to do it over a very specific distance then that would work
@@horsracingthat’s exactly what happens when people do high falls into air bags, and their bodies make it out fine
@@theyonderbusthat's because the airbags absorb the shock quickly. If you're rellying on just air then it'll transfer too slowly and destroy your body first.
@@kylecyrus9457the magnetic field also absorbs the shock quickly… If you were in a magnetic suit and happened to be falling onto a super chilled aluminum surface, the suit and the magnetic field would absorb the shock much like an airbag would (as seen in the video)…
But with that being said, I suppose there’s only one way to find out! Time to get the myth busters back together
Bro really has feather falling 1
feels like there's an alternate future where things all stop with magnets
this is what i wish would happen at 3 am when i drop a glass
Aluminum floors and neodymium cups in your house?
HAAA
or wish what your body would do everytime you feel like your about to fall over at a bad, crashing speed
Or what you wish would happen everytime you drop/accidentally throw your phone....
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This phenomenon is actually used in the emergency braking system for modern elevators. In other words, this is the reason so very few people are injured by falling lifts, even if all the cables snap at once the lift will just gently slow down and then allow the secondary systems to lock it in place.
And that’s not accounting for the actual brakes that are only unlocked when there is power and the elevator is moving
Also even if all the brakes failed, the elevator wouldn’t fall down because the counterweight is set to 50% of the maximum weight capacity. So unless there’s a lot of people in the elevator, you would actually fall upwards in that situation.
was about to ask for the practical applications of this, thank you ❄️🍻❄️
@@ZaHandle falling upwards is just as dangerous, I've reviewed CCTV footage where the person slammed into the ceiling when the lift car hit the top end of the guide rails, so newer lifts usually have redesigned governors and safety gears that activate when the lift is moving too fast regardless of which direction it is moving, or separate governors and safety gears for each direction. It's called ascending car overspeed protection (ACOP)
@@athomenotavailable I see
Aluminum is the OG infinity curse technique
Germs on magnet:
AAAAAH
magnet stops:
Go 10357473917465749191745.103757583
Miles Per Hour
Genuinely just magic at this point
Yeah, how do we not just call this magic? Does magic just become science once we understand it?
@@Cardinalt "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
-Arthur C. Clarke
It really is though. We are still guessing on what magnetism exactly is. Some of the "fringe" theory is 🤯 if correct.
@@Cardinalt Consider this : I have a friend that is invisible and that friend will do my bidding for me. So, I have my friend lift an object in front of you while I move my hands as to be conducting the entire this. Did I?
Now, consider this : I have a friend that isn't native to Earth and my friend has a really cool toy that can make him become invisible to people with eyes that only perceive light and within a particular part of the spectrum... See where I'm going with this?
I'd say magic and science are under the same topic, science was created to understand the world, magic is created to control the elements in the world
I dreaded science in school but now in my late 20's I look forward to these shorts
Probably has nothing to do with the fact that one involves hours of tedious and repetitive homework while the other shows bite size pieces of useless but fun facts :D
It’s because you’re not doing any work
Because you don’t have to do any work, and you won’t have to practically apply any of this knowledge at all, so you can just watch videos like these mindlessly.
@@Idk-do1ui I probably learned more and retained it from ALS than I did in my entire high school years. These videos are energetic and engaging my science teacher just gave me a mind numbing packet every day for 4 years
@@juiceboxed5685 Then you just had a bad teacher, or teachers-since you were in high school-who supposedly only taught you through packets throughout your entire 4 years of high school.
Even then, you can’t expect one teacher to produce a bunch high quality videos for all of their classes. A TH-camr can produce detailed, quality videos, because they don’t have to teach a bunch of classes for 6 hours a day, 5 days a week.
How Magneto flies:
Guys I think we can really f up the physics engine with this
Long story short: Magnet turned fall damage off in cheat settings.
Yeah i totally hate it when people are exploiting game physics so much 😡😠
😂😂😂
Yea, when do I get no fall damage boots?
magnet got the feather falling enchantment
@@fernando4959mlg aluminum block
Big magnets scare me more than sketchy chemistry
You mustve also watched that (fake) video of the guy crushing his hand with magents like ages ago 😆
@@DaddyM7MD
I’m not familiar with that video but it’s no question that super strong magnets can harm you if not properly handled.
NileRed wants to know your location
I saw that one! His big magnet still scares me a little.
@@DaddyM7MD I can assure you that magnets can seriously hurt you. I watched my friend get two super strong rare earth magnets too close to each either and get his fingers squished between them. We had to put one in a vice and use a pry bar to get the other one away enough for him to get his fingers out. He had hairline fractures of the bones in his fingers and had to wear a splint for a few weeks. We told him to be careful when he picked them up.
These came out of an old, very big hard drive. They were about 2”x3” and about 1/3” thick. They were glued to a steel plate that was about 2.5” x 4” and about 1/2” thick. You could strip the phosphor off a CRT monitor, nevermind degaussing. They would stay up on a concrete support pillar in our building by magnetizing to the steel rebar which was several inches in the concrete.
Absolutely dangerous to get them close to each other. So I can believe that a person could have their hand/arm seriously injured by a magnet but whether it could crush it flat? No clue.
My dumbass read the title as magnetic baking and got really excited for a second
So this is what Call of Duty imagined with the lightweight perk.
It’s insane to think what lengths people could take this technology
Needs to be wicked cold tho so it's a bit impractical for many applications unless we can figure out a practical way to do that.
Liquid nitrogen is expensive!
@@shadow_rune6178 what about in space? plenty of cold out there!
@@cjhowland1308 unfortunately, it is also very hot. Still, I'm considering if this could be used in elevators as a safety mechanism?
Ever heard of maglev trains?
@@eyescreamcake The magnetic concept for maglev trains is different though. It still ends up touching the other metal object even if slowly in this case.
Bro just invented Feather Falling V boots
Exactly
Turns out i can finally jump high on cold metal planets without fall damage now
@@lightningcodi2587 more like an iron block -☝️🤓 (not u)
with iron block boots on*
maybe also an iron block helmet lol@@QiPluh🉐
@lightningcodi2587 Instead of fall damage, you will take rapid fall slowing damage.
I’m getting futuristic levitating space vehicle vibes from this
And some scientist thought they had discovered room temperature superconductor😂
Conclusion: when falling, wear metal armour and aim for very cold aluminium.
Fast deceleration still kills you.
@@gokul_ml Yep, human internal organs are about as stable as an alcoholic's marriage.
😂😂😂
You forgot the magnet. You still need the magnet.
@@gokul_mlBut it delends on from how high you are fallng. If only from a few feet, this amount of braking would help quite a bit.
"there's like a cushion that stopping it"
Now that's an idea
I can imagine this guy sleeping on a bed full of superconductors and this dude floating in the air like being possessed by satan.
I can imagine his head spinning all the way around, while he’s speaking ancient foreign languages that he never learned, and projectile vomiting green puke all over the room, but not what you said, though. That seems a little far fetched, sleeping on a bed full of superconductors.
@@copycatanimations1472
@@copycatanimations1472 Prove Satan exists!
@@MrGodofcar
ez: the abrahamic devil or Satan is able to exist because the sky daddy doesn't care and let's him roam around earth causing all kinds of catastrophes and suffering. in fact looks like the sky daddy enjoys the suffering of earthlings
@@Oscar4u69 this is science leave religion out of it
If Demoman from Team Fortress 2 saw that, he’d probably say “What manner of witchcraft is this?!”
Butthead: Whoa, that's cool.
Send this to the kid that always drops his metal bottle in class
As a 42 year old, your comment has exposed another thing that apparently has come about that makes certain sentences seem like a foreign language.
1) Can't imagine a kid having a bottle in class and 2) I have no idea what a "metal bottle" is.
Thanks for making me feel older than I should. :P
@@malindemunich2883 metal water bottle to drink water in pe class
@@EnheTook50Benadryl - Googled metal bottle after that comment because I hadn't ever heard of one. Didn't know they existed. And when I was in school, we weren't allowed any drinks, PE or otherwise. If we needed a drink, the water fountain was right there.
When i think about aliens this is what i think about
Now we know how aliens fly saucers without propulsion
That's how I walk at night without making any noises.
The perfect explanation
*Conclusion: physics is crazy*
As a physics major, this is an accurate assessment
Makes me wonder all the lost, hidden or accidentally avoided technology out there…this world is dangerous
@@v1nigra3 especially with this future AI brain chip
@@Po.is.here. we're in a chip and is trying to be a chip , crazy😂
Just look at quantum mechanics my dude.
When the kid in elementary who plays with magnets grows up.
Bro invented science fiction
If every physics class started with this demonstration, many people would love studying physics
I dont know if you peak too early it might feel boring after
@@Term-0 I didn't peak in high school, I'm still out here gettin cuter
@@ahuman7425 Your profile picture made that 5x funnier that it needed to be
@@Term-0 Thats the 30 second attention span of the new generation. I blame shorts for that :D
Good luck convincing the principal to get $1000 of magnets and metals for a science experiment
Gojo's infinity power explained but with realistic terms:
What I was thinking
@@davidteegray9730 nice
what
@@TYsdrawkcaBI don't know something from Jujutsu kaisen
I was legit about to comment this
this will be one of the origin of future cars floating
every school need this guy to be their supervisor
“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly become stationary, that’s what gets ya.”
-Jeremy Clarkson
Acceleration + / -
I wonder if we would still suffer the same consquences of sudden braking if we were able to somehow slow down every moleculein our body at the same rate
@@bluedark7724
*deceleration.
@@AliShuktu science professor's disagree with you. It is all acceleration 😉
@@bluedark7724
Elaborate, please.
I read baking and so I was excited to see you magnetically bake a whole cake
Me too!
That needs to happen!
I know right, I was incredibly disapointed.
i misreadyour comment as breaking and wondered why you mentioned cake
@@jackchoukaier8764 Why do you talk about baking?
Earths magnetic field explained.
magnet really said "hey bgg ;)"
Now I wanna see someone doing a hero landing safely from at least 2 stories building.
2100: No parachutes required.
It would still probably not work because of how fast you’re slowing down
Yeah wouldn't work. Engineer here, hitting an invisible wall of force at high speed would hurt just as much as the pavement. Levitating slowly down yes but any acceleration/deceleration has to be within human limits so the meteor strike style landings you see portrayed in superhero movies would require superhuman bone strength.
Cliffs: the magnet is metal, you're not.
@@EandEsystems Thank you very much to put the effort on the informative feedback! I really appreciated it.
We exist in a space where anything is possible….
"it even keeps its same orientation"
**does a front flip**
Well he was rolling the block around.
@@LynxStarAuto im aware, it was a joke. he did say the floating peice would keep its orientation right before it decided to do a front flip lol
@@CaIeb1 Yep, it flipped around to match the polarity of the magnet, i.e. it kept it's orientation.
Reminds me of the moon for some reason.
@@kentmackey2717 this is what i imagine Neil Degrassi Tysons response to my joke would be. lmao you think youre so smart
It would be great if a feature like this came to mobile
That's me when I try to punch someone in my dreams
Gojo's infinity be like:
Lol you mean halfjo
i was looking for this 😂😂
@@michaelsky251go/jo
Yahhh😂
Showed up to post about gojo but I was expecting that someone beat me to it
“You were merely touching the infinity between us”
"Haha, I'm going to kill you😃"
"youwai mon"
@@tempest3327 😁
I was literally thinking this
Lol
I am ready for anti gravity tech to be released to the public
Now imagine a bulletproof magnetic braking vest
That magnet literally landed like the heros of the cartoons or movies😂
I think we can say that this is the secret of superhero landing 😂
@@jenie9977 Yeah😂Lol
Magneto is cooler than he even knows. Time for hidden powers lore for magneto
@@pixel_cloud00 but girls think this is borin n nerdy though
“Stop touching me”
“I’m not touching you, I’m not touching you, I’m not touching you”
everythings like this, nothing ever touches its all slightly apart. Mind blowing tbh. Also, nothing physical is real matter is an illusion but thats a whole other conversation lol
Mooooommmm tell him to stop !!!
*gets knocķ out*
Low key, I want to make 2 planet magnets and make them somehow look like they're orbiting each other
I'm so glad that magnets and dry ice can interact in cool ways. They're the two coolest things in the world.
I think it's an aluminium block cooled with Nitrogen. It's so cold it builds up ice on its surface.
And superconductors
That was the coolest statement and not because it is almost December!
No pun intended 😊
one because it's awesome, one because it's literal
I smile when i see his short videos for 2 reasons.
Its cool as hell, and hearing just how fascinated he is and how excited he seems to get others to see it aswell is extremely heartwarming
I felt the same way when I saw the video @smartereveryday did when he found magnetic worms
*as well
@@chrisbenson6683 nice
Hell is not cool in any sense, I hope you find JESUS before it’s too late ⏰✝️
@@jasontal8773 triggered