I will literally buy a pair or two. I am making a machine that I saw in my dream and I need these glasses to finish it. Think lazy Susan magnetic round plate with 18 neodymium super magnets secured by field on outer edge all the way around about 2 inches above the fixed magnetic plate, the plate spins counter clockwise at 369 rpms and the neodymium super mags spin clockwise in fixed field opposite at 963 rpms there is a melded "fish bowl" in the very center filled with vacuumed toroid plasma and the entire bowl is oscillated at a secret wavelength and the plate and mags are electrified and oscillates at secret frequency amp and wavelength as well. I need the glasses to adjust some of the fields and positioning. I haven't fully succeeded yet.....otherwise I wouldn't be here. :)
@@dyingbreed1001interesting, what would be the purpose of this machine? Is it meant to create or capture zero point energy? Or are trying to create an anti gravity device?
I'd like the way you are presenting the beauties of magnetism! I hope you'll replicate my ferrocylinder design too. I imagine magnets rolling inside a glass tube coated with the ferrofluid solution :)
@@MagneticGamesIT , I don't understand; How can the WD40 evaporate if the borders of the panes of glass are sealed? Can this device be made to work indefinitely, or only temporarily?
Fantastic! Why are commercially available ferrofluid displays so expensive? I’ve bought a very small one from China and it doesn’t work very well either.
Bellissimo, ho appena ricevuto i nuovi magneti, se l'avessi saputo prima che esisteva anche il ferrofluid, lo ordinavo. La prossima volta è il primo componente che ordino, *GRAZIE* DELLO "SPETTACOLO", SEI UN GRANDE ! ✿
Hey buddy, do you mind sending me the dimensions of the stuff you used, or the dimensions of the completed assembly? I'm creating a similar project and would like to know beforehand (I 3d print it)
the dimensions must be proportioned to the magnets whose magnetic field you want to see, I have big magnets and I made a ferrocell 21x30 cm. see also the 3D ferrocel version on my channel
Hello, I want to know why the magnetic field lines do not show me the planet Earth in your project. I am waiting for your reply and thank you for your efforts
I did this and compared to your ferrocell I got a really weak effect. Trying to figure out why. I built it already week ago and got the leds only now. Also In my ferrofluid there may be some soap from my earlier experiment that is possibly weakening the effect or maybe the solution has dried up and is not giving the full effect. Did you ever tried later on with ones you glued in your 3d viewer, do they still fully work? I wonder how long does a ferrocell last if the solution is air proof?
@@MagnetTricks heyy after you wrote this comment have you tried to built a ferrocell again? Was the result same or did you make it succesfully? We are trying to built like that as a project but we couldnt. Couldnt get rid of bubbles between the glasses? How can we do? Is the problem only ratio? Or are there different kind of ferrofluids?
Yeah. I've taken pictures of my computer screen against a white background and it doesn't necessarily happen all the time but you see those exact same patterns stick out of the image.
I made one and doesnt seem to work; help what did I do wrong? Are my magnets not strong enough? Is there not enough ferro-fluid in my mixture. Perhaps I didnt get all the tiny buble out all the way.
Its no working i try it ....please tell me little bit details... Q no 1: how much add quantity of ferro fluid and wD 40 i means how much add ml of wd 40 and ferro fluid.? Qno 2: how much time shaking the both chemical ? Please try to explain... in cooments
U see how in repulsion the dielectric is more present. The etheric flow is the pure dielectric. Magnetism is weak dielectric. We have inflow at the upper dielectric pole. We have outflow in the bottom dielectric pole. Like a rocket. But what do you call something that is forever sucking in?
Those dots between magnets are zero point energy aka black holes aka mass without magnitude aka the dielectric field overcoming magnetic field. Crazy stuff but that’s where all the free energy is.
@@MagneticGamesIT sai che ho illuminato solo col cellulare? Ho disfatto il lavoro e l'ho rifatto, quindi due volte, e solo alla fine mi sono chiesto che importanza potesse rivestire avere la striscia led con tante fonti di luce piuttosto che una sola...
maybe you use too small magnets? ferrofluid too diluted? I use 2/3 wd40 and 1/3 ferrofluid. the presence of many points of light under the glass plate is not optional, it is essential, the led strip is excellent for this use.
You show how easy it is to make a ferrocell. They would make good desk top toys to research tools. Just need to be able to make ferrocells last for a much longer time though. I'm working on that. Those ring magnets are something else arnt they ? Ferrocells are just awesome. For all watching I have a TH-cam dedicated to ferrocells. Just click on my Icon :)
Along with T. Vanderelli, we have two papers using some properties of Ferrocell: 1) "Light Polarization Using Ferrofluids and Magnetic Fields" www.hindawi.com/journals/acmp/2017/2583717/ 2) "Observing the Jumping Laser Dogs" file.scirp.org/Html/1-1720719_71909.htm
Layering never gave me good results but I maybe missing something. So far I like the ferrocylinder design the most which I am showing in my first ever TH-cam video. I also played with fluorescent powder already but I probably didn't mix enough powder in it to get something interesting.
the ferrofluid is made with iron nanoparticles in oily suspension. no iron filings but microscopic particles, it is difficult to obtain without adequate equipment
Ferrocells are neet. They are at best magnetic analogs to a hall of mirrors. Magnetic illusions complete with many distorted mirrors. Here's a simple experiment: Step 1. Take two cube magnets only because all faces are the same size, but really, any magnet will work for this experiment. Mark the sides that repell and attract. These are the magnetic poles. Step 2) Reduce the number of light sources in your ferrocell to one. Step 3) Place one pole facing down and move the magnet around. Step 4) Leave the magnet in place and walk around the ferrocell Step 5) Leave the magnet in place and move the light source. Repeat steps 3,4, and 5 with anyone of the cube's six nonpole faces on the ferrocell. Notice the bands of light move with respect to the magnet in steps 3-6. Hint: Neither magnetic field lines nor magnetic equal potentials change their position with respect to an isolated magnet's position in space, your position in space, nor the light source's position in space. If it is not already obvious, the light line in the ferrocell though effected by magnets do not represent any magnetic field lines, or magnetic equal potentials. I would hardly characterize ferrocell many light sourced spiraled illusions as "what's actually going on". They are more like magic tricks that fool the observer into believing something that's not real.
Thanks for the suggestion, the effect of which you spoke I noticed during the experimentation even if I did not use a single source of light. It seems you know the ferrocells well, have you built one?
This is the best damn ferrocell I've seen!
thank you :)
Its so cool you're interested in stuff like this too! Love your music, man, you're such an inspiration!
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This is absolutely genius! I can already see myself building glasses that allow you to see these magnetic fields.
I will literally buy a pair or two. I am making a machine that I saw in my dream and I need these glasses to finish it. Think lazy Susan magnetic round plate with 18 neodymium super magnets secured by field on outer edge all the way around about 2 inches above the fixed magnetic plate, the plate spins counter clockwise at 369 rpms and the neodymium super mags spin clockwise in fixed field opposite at 963 rpms there is a melded "fish bowl" in the very center filled with vacuumed toroid plasma and the entire bowl is oscillated at a secret wavelength and the plate and mags are electrified and oscillates at secret frequency amp and wavelength as well. I need the glasses to adjust some of the fields and positioning. I haven't fully succeeded yet.....otherwise I wouldn't be here. :)
@@dyingbreed1001interesting, what would be the purpose of this machine? Is it meant to create or capture zero point energy? Or are trying to create an anti gravity device?
@@7jga777 I am tryn to create a antigravity device right now
Hey I built this and unfortunately I didn't see any fields. I am suspicious that its because my leds are too spaced out but idk.
Can't believe such results are achievable so easily. :) very nice work!
thanks :) ... I made some attempts but it is not as difficult as you think
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Nice one MG
thanks Joe :)
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You just blew my mind! great stuff!
Best views I have seen thus far on video from the ferrocell .. thanks so much !
thank you for watching :)
Excellent, you have provided a viewing window of many answers
What kind of ferrofluid did you use I bought some off of Amazon and it does not seem to be working I get very blurred field viewing
Did it ever dry out, or does it still work?
This is one of the most beautiful videos you've uploaded
Many thanks :)
The only thing I can say is "Cool". Another piece of top quality work. All the very best. Cheers.
many thanks :)
That's crazy! That's the most high definition ever! With the balls you could see the 3d vortexes That's a game changer
Lol this isn't new , but yea cool indeed
amazing to visualise magnetic fields like that
I'd like the way you are presenting the beauties of magnetism! I hope you'll replicate my ferrocylinder design too.
I imagine magnets rolling inside a glass tube coated with the ferrofluid solution :)
Thank you, I've already seen your videos, great work :)
Thanks for the shout out! Love your video! I like how big your cell is as well.
+Ron Blevins thank you. You making good work
i have a question: did the WD40 component evaporate eventually thus disabling the ferrocell?
Yes .. After 1 month it's evaporate
@@MagneticGamesIT thanks so much for your quick reply. 😁👍
@@MagneticGamesIT , I don't understand; How can the WD40 evaporate if the borders of the panes of glass are sealed?
Can this device be made to work indefinitely, or only temporarily?
THis is one of the coolest videos I have seen in a long time! THANK YOU!
thank you for watching :)
Could this be implemented into something like a coffee table? Is this something that will last a long time?
+FengxianLeTerrible good idea :) it work perfectly after 2 month
I wonder how it would look like when u try to make same poles touch.
Thanks for the humanity ! (I mean our capacity to understand the real world)
I kept rewinding the part where they click together thanks. Would like to see more
I can do more videos on ferrocell, thanks for watching :)
I'm totally hypnotized!!!
Fantastic!
Why are commercially available ferrofluid displays so expensive?
I’ve bought a very small one from China and it doesn’t work very well either.
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If you do this carefully and seal the fluid in how long will it last? Is this something you can make and keep for years or is it temporary?
after almost a year it is still usable
Hi, have you tried this eventually? I was curious if it would work with a brushless motor, for educational purpose
I could watch that for hours... Awesome.
thank you :)
Nifty! Sharing this one on The Awesomer.
many thanks :)
Bellissimo, ho appena ricevuto i nuovi magneti, se l'avessi saputo prima che esisteva anche il ferrofluid, lo ordinavo. La prossima volta è il primo componente che ordino, *GRAZIE* DELLO "SPETTACOLO", SEI UN GRANDE ! ✿
Grazie davvero :)
How long does the setup last? Does it eventually dry up? seems like a cool thing to have around.
To create the glass plate I put an hour, but I failed 2 attempts, does not dries after a week still works to perfection
Awesome. Where did you buy your glass and what kind did you use?
I recovered the glasses from old photo frames :)
Alain Lavoie why it matters what kind of glass?
it is not very important you can also use transparent acrylic
What is the Oil\ferrofluid ratio?
2 ml ferrofluid to 3 ml of WD-40 worked for me. This may not be an optimal ratio.
How long does the ferrofluid last in the glass ?
Hey buddy, do you mind sending me the dimensions of the stuff you used, or the dimensions of the completed assembly? I'm creating a similar project and would like to know beforehand (I 3d print it)
the dimensions must be proportioned to the magnets whose magnetic field you want to see, I have big magnets and I made a ferrocell 21x30 cm. see also the 3D ferrocel version on my channel
thanks, also I was wondering if you knew about "ferropaste": essentially a thicker ferrofluid but with some different properties
It's like the big-bang, when the two glass plates come together; instant universe. Cool.
Curious point of view :)
really fun, interesting, should be in every school to motivate students
It touched my heart ❤😍
The geometry of mother nature...
Sick invention! :)) I like it.
many thanks :)
Can you do a Video with an electromagnet? I am wondering if we would be able to see to ocolation at all!
yes it's a good idea thanks :)
Aaaaamazing!!! Thanks a lot for the idea ✌😀
thank you for watching :)
The satisfaction is amazing thanks for the vid
thank you for watching :)
Hello, I want to know why the magnetic field lines do not show me the planet Earth in your project. I am waiting for your reply and thank you for your efforts
Can you test a supercooled magnet with ferrocell mate..
I miss the liquid nitrogen ... but I think it behaves the same way
woah! That blew my mind!
hahah. I think you have everything you need to make a ferrocell
except ferrofluid. seriously that's really cool. best magnetic field viewer I've seen
its not only a great viewer but it appears in 3d too. There is around 3" of depth to the image.
This one is definitely on my list. trying to figure out the WD-40 to ferrofluid ratio.. more WD-40 than ferrofluid?
well :) ... yes about 1/3 ferrofluid , 2/3 oil
thanks!
I did this and compared to your ferrocell I got a really weak effect. Trying to figure out why. I built it already week ago and got the leds only now. Also In my ferrofluid there may be some soap from my earlier experiment that is possibly weakening the effect or maybe the solution has dried up and is not giving the full effect. Did you ever tried later on with ones you glued in your 3d viewer, do they still fully work? I wonder how long does a ferrocell last if the solution is air proof?
The stronger the magnet the stronger the effect. Make sure not to use ceramic magnet. Use strong Neodymium magnet for best effect.
@@MagnetTricks heyy after you wrote this comment have you tried to built a ferrocell again? Was the result same or did you make it succesfully? We are trying to built like that as a project but we couldnt. Couldnt get rid of bubbles between the glasses? How can we do? Is the problem only ratio? Or are there different kind of ferrofluids?
Dear sir what is the formula that....
How many drop we put in wd 40 and what is the quantity of wd 40 please explain
in the mixture there is a third of ferrofluid and two thirds of wd40
what if we place a conducting wire above the glass and pass electricity through it...will ferroFluid move along electric field lines?
+tutorial master!!! Good question .... I will try thanks
Magnetic Games if you try it, then please reply me what's the outcome!😊😊
Yeah. I've taken pictures of my computer screen against a white background and it doesn't necessarily happen all the time but you see those exact same patterns stick out of the image.
I made one and doesnt seem to work; help what did I do wrong? Are my magnets not strong enough? Is there not enough ferro-fluid in my mixture. Perhaps I didnt get all the tiny buble out all the way.
Many back light are necessary
So could a 4d electromagnet be used to levitate Ferro fluid?
I could watch that for hours
What happens if you put some audio tape beneath this?
The magnetic field is exactly like the palm of your hand look closely!
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I started watching this video in 2020.
By the time it ended it was 1964 man.
Hello. How the ferrofluide react with 110/220v magnetic field ? Can he show it or is it to fast ?
thank
i will try ... thanks for suggestion :)
Its no working i try it
....please tell me little bit details...
Q no 1: how much add quantity of ferro fluid and wD 40 i means how much add ml of wd 40 and ferro fluid.?
Qno 2: how much time shaking the both chemical ?
Please try to explain... in cooments
Q no 1: 1/3 ferrofluid 2/3 mineral oil
Qno 2: few minutes
the lights are very important , more light points = more field lines
Just awesome
amazing work
thank you :)
Put a coil from a loudspeaker under this please (or make make your own coil), but be careful not to damage your amplifier.
I've been planning to try to see the magnetic field of an electromagnet, but your idea is good too.
U see how in repulsion the dielectric is more present. The etheric flow is the pure dielectric. Magnetism is weak dielectric. We have inflow at the upper dielectric pole. We have outflow in the bottom dielectric pole. Like a rocket. But what do you call something that is forever sucking in?
This is beautiful 👌
thank you :)
Those dots between magnets are zero point energy aka black holes aka mass without magnitude aka the dielectric field overcoming magnetic field. Crazy stuff but that’s where all the free energy is.
nice Experiment I like it
i loved this video but the best is the end results. love your channel and watched every video. subscribed , notification bell turned on and liked.
thank you so much :)
How do you seal the 2 plates of glass on the edges
With glue
Mancano le proporzioni tra il WD40 e il ferrofluid (10 ml boccetta)... Si fa a occhio?
circa 2/3 di olio minerale e 1/3 di ferrofluido
@@MagneticGamesIT grazie, presto proverò!
Ho realizzato una cella con due dischi in vetro ma non si vedono le linee di forza... rimane tutto fermo :(
@@tanner1985 Hai messo la striscia led sotto la ferrocell? ... è indispensabile
@@MagneticGamesIT sai che ho illuminato solo col cellulare? Ho disfatto il lavoro e l'ho rifatto, quindi due volte, e solo alla fine mi sono chiesto che importanza potesse rivestire avere la striscia led con tante fonti di luce piuttosto che una sola...
I made it using ferrofluid, wd40 , 2 clear normal glass peaces but no field lines. What went wrong?
maybe you use too small magnets? ferrofluid too diluted? I use 2/3 wd40 and 1/3 ferrofluid. the presence of many points of light under the glass plate is not optional, it is essential, the led strip is excellent for this use.
Thanks, for the led strip wich colour/volztage do you use ?
i use 12V led strip but it is not important ... you can also use candles, but they must be many :)
Great job
thank you :)
It's so beautiful l love it
Excellent! keep it up...
thank you :)
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awesome! thank you for sharing!
+Marcus Koch thank you for watching :)
You show how easy it is to make a ferrocell. They would make good desk top toys to research tools. Just need to be able to make ferrocells last for a much longer time though. I'm working on that. Those ring magnets are something else arnt they ? Ferrocells are just awesome. For all watching I have a TH-cam dedicated to ferrocells. Just click on my Icon :)
thanks for this comment
I heart you too man.
Brian Kerr they don't last????
What you mean they don't last what happens do them they lose magnetism or something?
Yo vine de un poco de todo.
Along with T. Vanderelli, we have two papers using some properties of Ferrocell:
1) "Light Polarization Using Ferrofluids and Magnetic Fields" www.hindawi.com/journals/acmp/2017/2583717/
2) "Observing the Jumping Laser Dogs" file.scirp.org/Html/1-1720719_71909.htm
Many thanks for these links
Amazing visualization. A shame that ferrofluid is so messy though ;p
thank you :)
I'm building this ASAP.
enjoy :)
How satisfying
love magnets fun to have
This look good to find meteorites
Cool! Now pile up 30 of those and make a 3D one! ^_^
thanks :) , nice idea, buit I thought I would start with 3 layers
you need to make the fluid solution light if you stack them.
Yeah, mix it with some fluorescent substance so it will glow on its own! ^_^
Layering never gave me good results but I maybe missing something. So far I like the ferrocylinder design the most which I am showing in my first ever TH-cam video.
I also played with fluorescent powder already but I probably didn't mix enough powder in it to get something interesting.
I tried fluorescent oil leak oil....it would not mix and went cloudy...shame really.
Where do you buy these magnets from??
supermagnete ... link in description
Magnetic Games ,okay thanks dude.
Magnifico!
grazie :)
ty i need this to so bad for my halbauch arrays to understand them better and well this looks like the best way TYTYTYTY
Is it chemical formula can you pleass show me the ferro fluid.... or any related details about ferro fluid... please show me i am waiting...
the ferrofluid is made with iron nanoparticles in oily suspension. no iron filings but microscopic particles, it is difficult to obtain without adequate equipment
is that just a glass plate?
Glass and heavy metal are too touchy. How about acrylic?
I tried it, but so big acrylic sheets bend. the day after making the plates were already ruined and full of bubbles
Super cool
Many thanks :)
Ferrocells are neet. They are at best magnetic analogs to a hall of mirrors. Magnetic illusions complete with many distorted mirrors.
Here's a simple experiment:
Step 1. Take two cube magnets only because all faces are the same size, but really, any magnet will work for this experiment. Mark the sides that repell and attract. These are the magnetic poles.
Step 2) Reduce the number of light sources in your ferrocell to one.
Step 3) Place one pole facing down and move the magnet around.
Step 4) Leave the magnet in place and walk around the ferrocell
Step 5) Leave the magnet in place and move the light source.
Repeat steps 3,4, and 5 with anyone of the cube's six nonpole faces on the ferrocell.
Notice the bands of light move with respect to the magnet in steps 3-6. Hint: Neither magnetic field lines nor magnetic equal potentials change their position with respect to an isolated magnet's position in space, your position in space, nor the light source's position in space.
If it is not already obvious, the light line in the ferrocell though effected by magnets do not represent any magnetic field lines, or magnetic equal potentials.
I would hardly characterize ferrocell many light sourced spiraled illusions as "what's actually going on". They are more like magic tricks that fool the observer into believing something that's not real.
Thanks for the suggestion, the effect of which you spoke I noticed during the experimentation even if I did not use a single source of light. It seems you know the ferrocells well, have you built one?
Very cool!
thanks :)
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oltre al ferrofluid cos'è quell'altra roba che hai spruzzato?
wd40 un olio lubrificante ... praticamente diluisco il ferrofluido
Electro magnet?
Interessante vedere come si comporta il campo magnetico alle unioni e separazioni di 2 pezzi 👍🏻
Do a spinning magnetic field
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