10 Objects Invented Just to Defy The Laws of Physics

[@WereAlreadyHere]

soooooo... more like 10 objects that were made specifically to demonstrate the laws of physics.

[@awill6615]

rick peryy true lol

[@buzwa2k]

rick peryy just what I was gonna say hahaha

[@edwardmedina1236]

Exactly the same thing that I thought.

[@Anarasha]

Of course. It is impossible to defy the laws of physics. Any such feat simply demonstrates that our understanding of the laws of physics is flawed.

[@zacharycollins9485]

It seems that you definitely can't defy them, but maybe it's possible to bypass or circumvent the laws of physics. For example: the superposition of states in quantum mechanics and the theoretical Alcubierre warp drive. We've got to jailbreak some physics if we're ever gonna colonize another planet! Just a thought.

[@E-A-Z-Y]

Objects that *seem* to defy physics

[@basiljohn3953]

BOW YA SHITS Well what about light? Correct me if I'm wrong but if light is a particle and a wave how can that make any sense in terms of Neuton's laws? It can have a mass and then not? Or reverse? It's just very confusing.

[@mikeyp121]

Basil John sometimes it behaves like a particle and sometimes it behaves like a wave, it can behave like a wave in how you would normally think of light, but at times it can behave like a particle in that I can have and transfer momentum, like the solar sails used on satellites use the momentum of light particles to move

[@heppy1915]

THANK YOU @BOW YA SHITS

[@shyanneautumn3461]

light has mass yes but basicly none

[@theanarchonazbolinquisition]

light isn't a _"object"_ though....

[@tacocat0436]

_"Physically impossible"_ *_Explains the physical reason of how it works_*

[@ayocash2564]

IM DYING of laughter LOLOLOLOL

[@icy1963]

@@ayocash2564 Ayo! CASHSHSHSHSSHHSHSSHSHSJ

[@FarisThe87]

if it weren’t for the title, yes it’s dicky move, but you wont be here

[@dublew8961]

SCIENTIST : Creates objects with amazing properties using their understanding of laws of physics , years of research and experiment. Top Trending :10 Objects Invented Just to Defy The Laws of Physics. SCIENTIST 1 : Really ? SCIENTIST 2 : smh PHYSICS : AM I A JOKE TO YOU ??

[@aswadanam4661]

DUB LEW scientists don’t “create objects” but discover things abt nature.

[@Didntreadtos]

This is beautiful 😂👌

[@Didntreadtos]

r/wooooosh

[@Didntreadtos]

And anyway scientists do create objects

[@Didntreadtos]

And you can create chemical compounds, what do you think plastic is? Or californium?

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

All of these items act according to the laws of physics.

[@realdragon]

Yeach but i wonder how this thing that spin in one way works

[@94ToBor]

It's not that complicated, it's unbalanced but with two "balance points) One is of to the side, just look it up. Also, the glass is simply different chemist tests, like ph-paper, only reusable and in a fancy configuration

[@matthewjackson7821]

Critical Role Highlights well of course they do, that's the whole point of the laws of physics, things MUST follow them

[@greg-kraynak-1]

Torgeir Borsheim facts

[@KnackDaily]

Critical Role Highlights .

[@countcock5694]

They aren't defying them, they're *Proving* them.

[@countcock5694]

No, it isn't a figure of speech, just a shitty script written by somebody with a sole intention of making money off of incorrect information.

[@countcock5694]

I'm not going to go into a silly argument about how the English language works, for this will be my last comment. Defy, even when going by the definition of a synonym for "challenge" is inapplicable to the Laws of Physics because the Laws of Physics can never be challenged, as every speck of matter in the universe falls under their force and is controlled by the nature of these fundamentals. All objects in this video, rather then challenging the Laws of Physics, are instead being affected differently by them, and causing a surprising reaction that we as humans find extreme and different from other objects. This video should be titled "10 Objects Invented Just to Mess with our Minds" to be more accurate, and less misleading.

[@jerrytheracecardriver1100]

I dislike any video that uses a thumbnail with something that is not in one of the entries on the list.

[@LuciaFiero]

Automatic thumbs down for that, no exceptions. But this video is awful as well.

[@Tigerman1138]

Welcome to “click bait” 102

[@sammym2511]

Yup

[@JayDrawsManga]

ME TOO

[@lreking8929]

Number 12 will blow your mind!

[@lespaceman]

Nothings can defy the law of physics. All of these things obey the law of physics. Your lack of ability to understand physics doesn’t means these objects don’t obey the laws of physics.

[@misseli1]

Nadeem Mohammed I think it's just a poorly titled vidoe

[@bigdoggo5827]

Well, black holes can

[@ploperdung]

I can easily understand how these work without being told

[@ploperdung]

@@bigdoggo5827 no they don't. I can figure out how they work

[@bigdoggo5827]

Nobody knows what happens inside the singularity

[@clintbandura9018]

None of these defy the laws of physics

[@odie9733]

Clint Bandura You must be fun at parties…

[@artionbasha]

Odie 97 you think he gets invited

[@Gunzee]

artion_ 02 everyone needs designated driver, especially one that's so anal they're blinded with gratitude for their important role.

[@edwinperez4240]

THANK YOU!Someone else's noticed that they even talk about some of the physics in the video. That title is full of bullshit

[@Tequliah]

gravity is a theory

[@annbriallawrence5276]

Says it defys physics, then explains how it works and proves himself wrong

[@ezrawood3455]

Scarab beetle does.

[@daniema4802]

Obviously 100% clickbait

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

xDDDD

[@KHRONOS2232]

defies..

[@stantramsek5882]

Annbrial Lawrence bbh

[@notsarthakkumar]

SPOILER ALERT : NONE OF THESE OBJECT DEFY PHYSICS.

[@notsarthakkumar]

Pass Datass which one of them " DEFY" physics sir?

[@notsarthakkumar]

Pass Datass wrong presumtion my friend , ur language is wrong and leads to no meaning , breaking human limits with technology, doesnt equate to defying physics , either study sciences or english to better ur grammer . Btw human's cant fly isnt a limitation of physics but of biology, the limitation of physics is that u cant break light speed , tell me when that happens plzz.

[@r3u_n10n]

OK. First, how about you study english to better your grammar and language skills. Second, us as humans created things that defy the laws of physics, i.e planes. Look it up. Third, when we do defy the laws of physics, it doesn't violate the fundamental nature of our universe, it simply changes our understanding of it.

[@notsarthakkumar]

u are saying planes defy laws of physics?

[@r3u_n10n]

Are you illiterate? Yes they defy the fundamental laws of physics. As i told you, Look It Up

[@fariborz1981]

Random guy: *Breaks laws and physics* Gravity: *Am I a joke to you?*

[@GrantGryczan]

You know, you could have just named the video correctly and gotten more views _and_ more likes. It's not that hard. Something like "10 Things Invented Just to Show the Wonders of Physics" would do.

[@nikhill5340]

thumbnail had aerogel vid did not have aerogel *WHAT*

[@konjinavelika6122]

its called clickbait you ll get used to it soon xD

[@pepperpattynaise]

Nikhil Playyz welcome to youtube pal get comfy

[@nikhill5340]

i know but if they even had to put aerogel in the thumbnail they could have gotten stock footage of it easily.

[@Mastrrone]

Welcome to KZbin.

[@Yaya-ib4yh]

Welcome.

[@AceTheOcarinaMaker]

The writer didn't graduate high school did he?

[@cameramanchris2938]

eyy

[@fuehnix]

nah its just clickbait

[@frank755]

My Nigga ace? The ocarina maker? Yay, TF2!

[@chinanoodle7760]

nope

[@kittyluvr]

Ace TheOcarinaMaker why are you here

[@hytalefanboi7471]

This channel should have 4.000 subs.

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

If you think any of these defies the laws of physics, you misunderstood the laws of physics

[@quadraticequation8196]

Genius Identified.

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

Pass Datass Misunderstanding a second language is still better than misunderstanding the laws of the universe in my eyes.

[@GodofAshes]

All of these inventions work because of explained physics phenomena (and some are outright cheating). The fact that they work simply adds to the evidence of these principles. To "defy" means to go against, to refute, to contradict something... Except none of these contradict the laws of physics, they reinforce them. If you were, however, to make a device that literally defied the laws of physics, then you would be breaking them. So, within semantics, anything that can literally defy physics will inadvertently break at least one law. So no, there's no case where defying does not also mean breaking any law of physics.

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

Pass Datass Does the same apply to the phrase "Take the laws of physics and throw them out the window" ? Because that is used in the video as well.

[@GodofAshes]

Look, you're objectively wrong. In this context, the suggestion is being made that "these objects were invented just to defy physics", which is wrong on several accounts. The biggest being that these devices exploit known physics phenomena to show, awe and confuse (in most cases, just confuse) If any of these devices were to literally defy the laws of physics, then amends need to be made to include this new phenomenon, effectively "breaking the laws of physics". There's no way to have a device defy physics and not also break it. Your suggestion that the invention of planes defy physics, even though they could be constructed only by the aid of physics. Ailerons and air resistance creates torque? oh no, only years of research figured that one out. Finally, about the idea of the "laws of physics". It's literally a compendium of well researched principles in physics, whose consistency is great enough to be called law. They are observations, not some unwritten rules. When contradictions are found to these rules, they are rewritten to include and explain this new phenomena. So no, it's not possible to defy without breaking, whether you consider them unwritten laws or the researched ones.

[@timhallas4275]

I am happy to announce that the laws of physics are intact.

[@t9646]

not realy if you look at black holes, which would actually belong in this video

[@robertnett9793]

Till K - I think even black holes follow the laws of physics. They need a certain mass to exist, they bend light / space-time and so on. A certain subset of physical laws (i.e. the laws of thermodynamics, lightspeed and stuff regarding our universe) don't apply under black hole conditions and we can't monitor events happening inside a black hole. But that doesn't mean that black holes don't abide by (Sylvester Stalone voice) THE LAWWWWW.

[@timhallas4275]

How do you defy the laws of physics? Let's take the law of conservation of energy, for example. What would defying that law look like?

[@hnccox]

Having sex while eating a snickers? I bet you can't.

[@timhallas4275]

Flying on a plane is not defying the laws of physics. In fact, you are using the laws of physics to overcome the force of gravity. In effect you have achieved a balance between two opposing laws of physics.. I have defied nothing. You can refuse to eat peas, but you cannot refuse to accelerate toward the center of the earth after l jumping off a cliff.

[@ivanROBLESwatch]

Ok KZbin I watched it! Happy?!?

[@hugohugohugohugo4800]

just use the "not interested" button

[@Mastrrone]

_"Not interested"_

[@ivanROBLESwatch]

MasterrMations fuck.

[@Blankult]

KZbin is so mean ;-;

[@gabrielnieves3972]

ivan ROBLES you should've shown dominance by ignoring it

[@KraussEMUS1]

If you click on the purple channel icon to the left, you can see the only ion thruster that can lift its onboard power supply from the ground. It took some doing to do this with just ions. It is only a rough prototype, but it is constantly being improved.

[@snorlax2025]

These all follow the laws of physics

[@theoverpreparerlamenters3r436]

He says this literally several times, weren't you listening?

[@krystiangolus2841]

this is fucking title

[@mrk.8448]

Pass Datass you dumb bro?

[@bmba]

Pass Datass Defying means refusing to obey, and literally everything obeys the laws of physics--that's the whole point. It's clickbait and that's fine and all, but don't go around the comments spreading your misinformation lol, I've seen you comment this several other times.

[@AFlyingCoconut]

The ice cream cooker is no mystery. It's just a hotplate grill that heats up to such extreme temperatures as to flash fry the pastry in contact with it, quick enough that the heat doesn't penetrate into the centre.

[@gustavgallifrey7574]

Well, whaddaya know - it works just like the regular way for making baked alaska! Take that, 'fizzicks'!

[@MsDamosmum]

Col of Cthulhu - or maybe the inside of the pastry was sprayed with starlight thus preventing the heat from getting to the ice cream 😉

[@kali888]

Diane lmao

[@tim1190]

I found a random restaurant with fried icecream... Video be dumb

[@Thunderbird431]

dislike for not crediting Grand Illusions... Even took the time to blur out their channel watermark.

[@cwolffe1273]

I know right! I just contacted Grand Illusions so that they can claim copyright on this video.

[@theeditingpug7822]

Yeah, people nowdays are taking other people’s content without permission or credit. Then they say “Oh it’s fine”

[@cwolffe1273]

Who are you calling a snowflake?

[@Luka-Noctiluka]

And you're a fucking tool who doesn't know how to be like a decent human being. These people are only looking out for their man Tim who's a kind, old man. And you're here calling people tools for being genuinely good people?

[@bantes62]

People are crybabies lmfao

[@gasmaskgaminggmg6142]

The thumbnail shows someone holding a cube like cloud meant to make us wonder what it is. That item is called Aerogel the only reason it "break the laws of physics" is because it's outstanding use is not related to physics. This item is used to insulate an item and is very affective. This item has one very defining feature and that is that all of it's liquid content is replaced with gas. A very thin sheet of this item can protect a piece of chocolate for a blow torch right underneath it. So if i put a hershey bar on top of the gel and point a torch at the bottom of the gel and turn it on the chocolate will not melt

[@Gogetta121]

Im pretty sure this guy failed physics class

[@gkvscq]

Pass Datass but they do....

[@DarkSharingan21]

Typical Caliber You're an idiot.

[@gkvscq]

Clay Jensen how

[@PunMister]

They aren't the same thing but in this case they mean the same exact thing. Chill out and think about things first dude

[@gigkhabraining105]

I hope youre talking about the writer and not the narrator

[@Johansen1000]

taking potential groundbreaking science to the grave is just super selfish, it could even be a key to space travel or something else remarkable.

[@Liz-mh4lh]

After reading that highlighted page in its entirety, the substance was only effective for about two weeks. It said at the bottom that a better alternative was already in the works.

[@smeado3533]

It is a tremendous shame that he didn't at least sell it to a company that could put it to use.

[@navycommander1]

Makes me think of the fact that it could be used for mining equipment, and could be used to harvest samples further down into the Earth's crust than we've been before. As I understand it, it's more a factor of heat than pressure. As well, I think that what lies beneath the earth is more scientifically hypothesized, rather than having solid evidence.

[@npn2463]

could be used in nucleur reactors, could have saved chernobyl

[@AdamTMMG]

Johansen1000 sorry to break it to you but the thing can only withstand termendous heats, and we already have inventions that can withstand heats of the atmosphere, oh and once you cross the atmosphere space is freezing cold (litterly), so the guys great invention would be useless to space travel. Now if you are in space and you go really fast you can create heat, but like i said we already have inventions for this, so the guy's thing is still useless. (correct me if i am wrong)

[@ashwinsanthosh9154]

Do you know what defies the laws of physics? *clickbait*

[@firstnamelastname8058]

I would have thought click bait is more a defiance of human intelligence. you know it must be fake, but curiosity gets the better of you.

[@Prod.SEMAPHORE]

How can one sided bulletproof glass save more lives than normal bulletproof glass. “This will save a lot of lives” Ok bud

[@whitedragon153]

Yup totally could have used that Science formula to help Firefighters. But, instead lets let it go to waste.

[@FLUXXEUS]

when the mug one came up I remembered the clip of the lady hitting it and tipping it easily 😂😂

[@HiddenRealm]

Then the host stood it back up, and she did it again.

[@neoneonize]

Me too

[@jeremysun7365]

And I remember the YT clip that someone sent the cup off with a baseball bat in a full swing. Anyway the cup is still handy because it is NOT EASY to be knocked down. That said it is far from defying any physics laws.

[@HiddenRealm]

Jeremy Sun Yes it is still usefull, but people still have to be careful with it. It was just funny when the woman knocked it over with no effort, because it broke the stupid false advertisment going on where people would just pretend to hit it hard and not do anything. It is still useful, but if you're not paying attention and don't stop yourself when you bump it it'll still fall over easily. It just stops it from tipping on the slightest bump even when you catch yourself. Sorry for the typos. Typing this out on my phone, which I'm not the best at doing lol

[@Excludos]

Sortedfood did some minor tests on them as well, and they tipped rather easily unfortunately. The type of surface it rests on might have a big impact I imagine.

[@Zoditron]

If a thing exists, then it does not defy the laws of physics.

[@hyperpesgamers357]

Time exists as well as it defy laws of physics

[@Drakonus_]

@@hyperpesgamers357 Time is different, the laws of physics doesn't affect time. But, time does affect the physic of an object. So, you can say that time is neither existing nor it does not.

[@hyperpesgamers357]

@@Drakonus_ time exists... Time is a measurable quantity just like length breadth etc.... But humans are not that much advanced to measure the velocity of time ... There is a complete new dimensions where time is a measurable quantity a 4d world maybe beyond 4d.... A world where human's 'god' is just a crature

[@Drakonus_]

@@hyperpesgamers357 Yes it exists, and it doesn't exist either. My point is that it exists, but we can't see or hear or smell or taste or feel it with our skin. But, we do feel it in a different way. We are 3rd dimensional creatures, 3rd dimensional creatures can only feel time in that different way. Time is the 4th dimension like you said, so only 4th dimensional creatures can see or hear or smell or taste or feel it with their skin. This means 4th dimensional creatures can't see 5th dimension or hear 5th dimension or smell 5th dimension or taste 5th dimension or feel the 5th dimension with their skin. So, they can only feel it in that same different way as we do with the 4th dimension which is time.

[@hyperpesgamers357]

@@Drakonus_ there is a day when humans become 4d creature.... The day all releigious believes will come to an end

[@gandalfthegoat9540]

I knew the title was impossable click bait, i knew i would be dissapointed. I still watched the video. I need a life

[@hulivar]

lol I reported the vid, as the thumbnail is of aerogel which isn't in the video, the bastards. Report them for deceptive thumbnail.

[@CameronCrosby2468]

None of these defy the laws of physics, if anything, they prove the laws better than ever!

[@E57det7I]

You have to wonder how many inventions have been discovered and then forgotten because of people like that last guy

[@charonferryman2183]

Calaway Malmsten most of the worlds best ideas will never see the light of day because of greed

[@TheKikori]

Gerson Villacortes You can simply make starlite at home with a few houshold -items

[@vongillan]

@713cooldude shut up. All things find their way into the wrong and right hands. Its the balance of good and evil. One can never be stronger than the other.

[@user-ob6gc3io6i]

NightHawkInLight essentially rediscovered this material a while ago. You should look at his video. People have dubbed it 'Hawklite'

[@lucalinadreemur9448]

Honestly, FUCK him and his stupid family

[@cloudthief8918]

Scientists: Let's make things with the help of physics!! Top Trending: These things defy the laws of physics.

[@MrNight-lk3qb]

Ⓥ

[@synoptic1505]

If it is not in the Amazon catalog, it does not exist. But Never Wet does not seem to be the same product but a simple two step coating, not a transparent spray. 😒

[@hylianchriss]

Before watching the video I'm gonna go ahead and guess that NOT A SINGLE ONE of these actually defies physics in any way; more inventions that "blows ours minds". Or rather, blows stupid people's minds. I've got a few co-workers that are still baffled by laptops and smartphones..................... Edit: After watching the first two examples I now see that the title was 100% click bait and I'm guessing they mean "10 Objects that at first glance seems to not make sense". But, you know, getting *views* and all that

[@bigswan5142]

hylianchriss shhhh

[@averagecommenter4623]

hylianchris, I agree. 😎👍

[@JaredFugitt]

hylianchriss You must be fun at parties.

[@gurtstudios8237]

hylianchriss There is nothing that can defy physics

[@444ranger444]

make more videos u fuk

[@xaladolokiyo]

>yet to see hoverboards >flyboard air Pick one

[@zakchoudhury2364]

Staka Duggan I

[@szymongrabarczyk3561]

Poor guy on the left on 0:05. They gave him crappy occulus dk1. They could at least tell these guys to look in the same direction... The middle guy is looking up, the guy with dk1 is looking far to the right and the guy with empty chinese phone vr case is looking at the center of vr screen.

[@hyggeravn6325]

the axe didn't defy laws of physics at all

[@TheUltramassi]

SlangBois Nothing defies laws of physics, that's why they're called LAWS

[@melanch0lycat5393]

no, Laws of Physics aren't legitimate laws, they're just scientific theories that have worked so far

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

You serious?!?

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

not in the physical world

[@TheBarret89]

+Pass Datass For fucks sake, did you honestly post the same reply under every comment? Don't you have anything better to do with your time? :D

[@hady676]

Physics can't be defied

[@matthewkohmann8657]

Ha! I can prove you wrong! When your girlfriend makes fun of you and you do nothing, but when you make fun of her, she throws a 5 week long temper tantrum

[@stickonaneraser2796]

Ken Hudson do you know what a joke is?

[@matthewkohmann8657]

hi life EXACTLY

[@stickonaneraser2796]

Ken Hudson Whoooosh

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

The laws of physics can be defied and are all the time (

[@kasperenevoldsen3340]

People out here inventing shit that defies laws of physics while I some times accidently choke on water

[@KeiW_]

Faxxx yo. Shit went down the wrong pipe

[@bmxscape]

sometimes i accidentally choke on my own spit

[@TheDennys21]

I choke on air, get on my level!

[@silverwolf7791]

Please I choke on nothing, y’all are noobs.

[@mohaksaboo1792]

i actually slipped on my own cum

[@SkollTheWerewolf]

That cup most likely works due to the plate's balances. If it leans to one side, it sticks. If the whole plate is lifted at once, it is like it never had the plate. This is why if you tried to grab it, and drag it across the desk, it wouldn't work.

[@Goldprankstv]

The bullet proof glass was pretty crazy

[@julianemery718]

Thing is none of these things defy physics, they only can work due to physics. Sorry if you already knew this though, but with these types of channels one can't really be sure.

[@HiddenRealm]

Bulletproof glass already works like that for the most part. There is only one side that bullet proof glass can actually properly protect people, the other-side is meant to be the interior side. The only difference is these guys made it EVEN MORE one-sided than it already was..... and it's a fucking stupid idea... why would someone want to shoot holes into their own shield? Organizations that use bullet-proof glass hide the non-combatant they need to protect behind it. They then put armed guards out and around it. There is hardly going to be a demand for glass like this, unless it somehow also prevents bullets being shot from its weak side form actually destroying the integrity of the bullet-proof glass.

[@ohbummer7256]

+Julian Emery get over it quit your bitching

[@7sev7nsev7n7]

26 seconds in and I already regret clicking this video

[@Rosemaker_]

the "low low price of 1700 dollars" is the only one that defied the laws of physics

[@altier5560]

Saw this when he said that

[@shapirogensichwa]

Altier you lucky 😂

[@xX_DRKGORGNO_Xx]

And I'm pretty sure you could just 3D print that

[@teamicecubegaming2017]

nah its made of special materials

[@QuartzOfficial]

the low low low low price of 1 million dollars

[@gracekao4709]

In case you were wondering the thumbnail is a substance called Aerogel. Aerogel is used for things like insulating.And yes it actually does look like that.

[@xcutionunknown9634]

I love how the comment section is calling Top Trending a total idiot. By all means, they deserve it. Having a clickbait title and saying some stupid things in the video should give them negative reactions.

[@WalkerRileyMC]

If they'd have not used a stupid title that caters to the anti-science crowd, it wouldn't have been so bad.

[@xcutionunknown9634]

You're reaching that point where you're getting half as many dislikes for likes. That's not a good thing, even if you still have more likes.

[@anthonycbudd]

The last one is so arrogant. Why would you create something so amazing just to flex on everyone?

[@dirkgently120]

Lots of inventive morons distrust the patent system, not realizing that it was set up PRECISELY for the purpose of protecting inventors.

[@tipakA]

Rewind a bit (about 9:45), and read whole note.

[@anthonycbudd]

Thanks!

[@HeLpLOstGOdAny1]

+tipakA Thanks, missed that, no wonder they chose to remain anonymous, the spelling mistakes gave me a chuckle

[@bruhmoment1835]

It's the smart thing. I mean... DAAAMN... How many hairdressers have trolled the entire scientific community?

[@tranbachngo3208]

I found out that most of the "creator won't tell you about" things are actually demonstrated by the creators in some of the material if you care to look it up, but seems like he just find these things in another list and assume how they works

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

The magic glass seems to be a pattern that will spell out the contents depending of its light diffraction properties. It certainly cannot be anything chemical, not only because it would hazardous, but makes no sense. If you use gelan in your ice cream, you can even flambee it and it won't melt, as gelan is heat-resistant. Nothing so incredible. I use it in some of my preparations.

[@DomDEngineer]

You don't "defy" the Laws of Physics. You simply think you defy them when you don't understand them.

[@kristianperez4108]

If a physical law prevents you from doing something, and you do it anyway, you have essentially defied it, The law is still there, it just doesn't limit you, practically speaking,

[@christianmorales8978]

It doesn't work like that in physics. Nothing can go faster than light. That means nothing can go faster than light not just "oh you shouldn't go faster than light." It is literally impossible to break any of the laws of physics which is what makes them laws.

[@kristianperez4108]

+Christian Morales it's good that you mention the speed of light, cause it makes this easier, As something approaches the speed of light, its mass increases, Back in the day, this meant that humans could never even get close to the speed of light, not even 1% was within the realm of possibility, because objects would get too massive (relatively speaking) Of course, now we can accelerate protons to near light speed in particle accelerators, showing that we have gone passed that previous limitation, and we'll probably continue to do so, The closer we get something to the speed of light, the more we're defying this law that prevented us from even approaching it in the first place,

[@christianmorales8978]

kristian perez No we aren't propelling things to the speed of light yet and we never will. Traveling at the speed of light takes infinite mass or no mass at all. Traveling faster than the speed of light takes negative energy which we aren't made of. So we can't go faster than light but theoretically with negative energy we could which would mean we would be able to make wormholes and even travel back in time. The thing is that this is all theoretical and might not exist. If it does exist this still doesn't mean that matter and energy can't travel faster than light. Anything that carries information can't travel at light speed. You are right we are technically closer to defying this law since we can send things at higher velocities than ever before but this doesn't mean we will defy it or can defy it.

[@azazeraazymoto6520]

Closer*

[@D_Quinn]

Absolute garbage clickbait, teaching kids the wrong stuff.

[@ryanwilliams4223]

Piss off then

[@nomeaknat]

Just like schools.

[@oooohsnaaaap]

I see what you did there.

[@mastim6617]

Look whos talking, LORAX!

[@Justin-sl3sb]

Major Renegade ?????

[@sciencegeek117]

Everyones talking about how these actually obey the laws of physics but not how One of the most awesome inventions that could save so many live is now unknown to us in a grave.

[@DarthDragon007]

That Starlight product could've help revolutionize how we build structures, especially in areas prone to fires yet the guy took the secrets to the grave for what reasons? Credit, patents, money or whatever? Just the thought you helped make the world a bit safer should be all there needs to be.

[@yementaikor4994]

mankind does not deserve such luxuries.

[@cypherusuh]

what if the guy wasn't dead, but ascended to alien realm because he actually defy physics

[@Haarissings]

Look up space shuttle thermal tiles it has been recreated the guy heats up these cubes in a oven that's 2000 degrees then picks them up

[@CaseNumber00]

He was probably killed over the product. Anyway, a lot of companies do bring out the best concept of an their item because it works too well and have adverse effects. When I was serving in the military I test concept weapons such as assault rifles, where some performed so well I would have issued them right away. However, it the weapon was ever seized by the enemy either used against us or some how reversed engineered it would become a huge problem that might change the war completely. Another example is the idea that apple phones are built with a limited life, from 3-4 years, and are meant to degrade performance over time so you would be enticed to buy another one.

[@Gunzee]

CaseNumber00 CaseNumber00 I'm not great at typing but stuff like this is amazing. planned obsolescence has been around for decades. An interesting read is 'Phoebus cartel' early 1920s light bulb manufacturers got together to ensure light bulbs only lasted a few years. Before their plans bulbs could go on for 30> years. An America fire station has a bulb going none stop for around a century. Luckily computers (none branded) missed such short sighted, money grabbing crap. The first rig I built is still going, nearly 10 years on Q6600 on some cheap main mono. Original everything. My first ever pc a hp celeron was still used a good 13 years after purchase, ram and had changed. My second pc a Scottish small brand Mesh was used 2003-2011. BTW didn't Apple undo their 'work'? After a court case? Not a fam boy but I dislikes apple for all they don't stand for. Over priced, badly made, form>function locked crap. Louis Rossman made a clip about how bad their laptops, bully tactics and ecosystem is. I guess being a informed consumer who's after the most for their hard earned, valued money doesn't fit into the apple user thinking.

[@thorodinson9922]

objects that defy physics or objects that behave as they do due to physics?

[@dwagon3477]

exactly

[@andrewb378]

That's not important. What is important is that ad revenue boys! 1 minute intro just for kicks!

[@dwagon3477]

I googled it: de·fy /dəˈfī/ verb openly resist or refuse to obey. so it means they refuse to obey the laws of physics...which they don't

[@TwoddyC]

summon a poliuniverse bear-rabbit blue homossexual demon with fourteen heads by pure enchanting and you'll be breaking the laws of physics. Otherwise, it's just physics being applied cleverly.

[@keya4227]

I once had with my cousin a fried ice cream. It was so cool and mind blowing! They put the ice cream into some kind of dough and it was so delicious, I really recommend it

[@punktu7689]

Why is this on my recommendation??

[@Blankult]

Same

[@timhallas4275]

"It's still in the concept stage." ... in other words, it's not real.

[@james4289]

It was basically just words pre-printed on the glass anyway

[@timhallas4275]

Paint that changes color with temperature is nothing new. My kids have toys that do that.. Combine that with utilizing the color of the liquid to reveal a word is all they really have there. If I pour in a white cold liquid that is not milk, the glass will reveal the word milk. If I pour cold piss into this glass it will tell you that it is beer.. This is basically a hoax. people use shit like this to get "development money" from unsuspecting investors all the time now that the internet is so prolific.

[@StrategicGamesEtc]

Yeah, that's obviously the mechanism, but how does that make it a hoax? It's still a cool design.

[@timhallas4275]

It's a hoax because the "inventor" wants us to believe the glass can sense what is being poured into it. It responds only to color and temperature....nothing else. I thought I made that point clear. Pour some cold gin in it and the word water might appear. What good is it now? It will never see the market.

[@theninjas2870]

Really it is just a novelty cup

[@BushBumperBaker]

That pretentious ass "It would require a degree in physics for you to understand" made me hate this guy immediately. Just look it up and there will be a clear answer. ffs.

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

I can tell u it would require 100+hours of intense thinking just to grasp how complex music it is and to start creating formulas for the best musics in the world n listen 5-15musicssametime, adjust them .famous remixes by certain volumes/combinations of sounds.. musics.. for the best mix. - there are different variations based on what un eed, RELAXATION or max motivation.. and max motivation is the most tricky as it must be optimal it must include the negative things too.. provokes, but for small parts in time.. and im still analizing as im a ultramarathonner but want to know what if i run 50 meters like usain bolt.. it depends on enviroment, thoughts.. everything coems into play. Knowing how much water per Meter as well, and as TIME goes, u ADAPT, u train- it becomes easier=the best music can be repeated LONGer time = confusing u even more, making u hav e to re-test in future, but u can overall test ur self now n get some formula that will remain relativelyTHe same for many years.. if I am to explain all that I've learned about the music.. I barely explained that it has so many factors here, for some new realisations it takes me 20,000 letters at first thoughts.. in total its probably atl east 150,000+letters long.. hm, maybe i read the comment wrong, requiring a degree in physics.. well, thats probably shor for""there are many laws in play and.. u'd need to know many things in physics, Too much time to explain rather not waste the video time- but show u the effect".. sure, even if he doesnt explain.. theres no need to sa..y. U NEED DEGREE IN PHYSICS.. u can self-ejucate on utube.. wikipedia., waste of text/time to say such things.. even if theres no time to explain no point pointiong out that theres no time.. but, the reason he didnt look it up might be this

[@KayOScode]

Thats not what he said. He basically said he didn't understand so therw is no way you would.

[@alexrohner1984]

I hate these types of videos/youtubers. Also, why tf does he needto narrarate. Just show the objects! who tf wanna hear you

[@JohnSmith-cj9cx]

That's not what he said. He said: "TO DESCRIBE the rattle back's action in detail, would require (HIM) a degree in physics, and enough time to write an advanced dissertation" So he's admitting HE can't describe how it works. Maybe he was too dramatic, but he was modest instead of pretentious.

[@brandonbulthuis2740]

The dude that's reading this things it's as stupid as everyone else. He didn't write any of this, he's just getting paid to read it.

[@plugwalk8491]

imagine the engineer thats putting together a military humvee accidentally puts the one way bulletproof glass in the wrong way💀

[@-TheFacelessGamer-]

Nice video. I think the title should be "10 Objects Invented *That Seems to* Defy The Laws of Physics" or something like that. These obviously follow the laws of physics but does it in a way that it doesn't look possible. I really loved the video though. It's cool.

[@-TheFacelessGamer-]

I was thinking that defy basically means that it 100% shouldn't be possible. I looked up the definition of defy and the definition that fits best in this situation is "(of a thing) make (an action or quality) almost impossible". I didn't know the actual definition I guess.

[@mickhare3238]

Oh. 10 objects that demonstrate the laws of physics then, rather than defying them..

[@Uminental]

*starts at **1:02*

[@unstablegeniusfl8524]

The one sideded bulletproof glass would be a great asset to the military to say the least

[@firstlawgaming2680]

"10 Objects Invented Just to Defy The Laws of Physics" Hmphh. More like: "10 objects we found pretty cool"

[@JS-io3cn]

1 minute intro? :/

[@supbruv5809]

J S he want dem 10 minutes for the extra ad

[@gary6631]

gotta hit that 10 min mark somehow

[@jimmyjohnjones2745]

( ° ͜ʖ͡°)╭∩╮

[@milesshaw3723]

1 minute attention span? :/

[@weswest8666]

Hence a downvote from me

[@Sychonut]

One clickbaity video title invented just to defy the laws of common sense.

[@noobish]

1. Goats 2. Goats 3. Goats 4. Goats 5. Goats 6. Goats 7. Goats 8. Goats 9. Goats 10. Goats

[@Kaleb99j]

Can the Cipher Glass tell if you're drinking bleach?

[@yeetusdeletus1130]

bleach memes in 2018 lol?

[@lreking8929]

"...so, for all we know, actual magic might be involved." Please don't do this. You know better.

[@grahamcartwright3632]

they are such idiots

[@thatoneweirdkid7385]

It just a joke!

[@dlynn101]

@@grahamcartwright3632 pull your head out of your asses and get over yourselves, millennials. It was a joke. Wonder why people hate your generation? THIS.

[@ingolfurarnar697]

Have you no humor?

[@archgirl]

@@dlynn101 Love it when people make assumptions based on no evidence whatsoever. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't actually know what a millennial even *is.* I also wouldn't be surprised if you turned out to *be* a millennial.

[@zeroalphatwo2474]

Anyone else mildly annoyed by the starlight dude not licensing his patent?

[@mixery212]

ZeroAlpha Two still, I find it hard to believe a sample wouldn't be enough to replicate it.

[@namasayanif]

Probably the only sample/s they had was used to demo. A burnt up sample is pretty much useless.

[@gustavgallifrey7574]

He does seem to have put an awful lot of effort in creating an opportunity for him to be a dick.

[@mixery212]

Unlikely. If you created kryptonite, would you let your only sample be lost in a TV show?

[@mixery212]

There's some more videos on KZbin, it seems he was sort of trapped between his ideology of not being evil vs "evil" corporations haunting his invention. I can see an scenario where the "object" is lost to self interested corporations, a-la Lord of the Rings scenario.

[@travisthechimp7857]

One of the products featured here was rebranded and sold as 'The Invisible Chastity Belt'.

[@caesarbahlaq5547]

the uphill fountain don't defy The Laws of Physics , it's just an optical illusion (you can check how it work) . in fact None of these defy the laws of physics , but the one who made this video has a lack of knowledge

[@projectazulanime6009]

Pass Datass i see you're commenting on all comments here. It's nice being jobless. Hahaha

[@SliverCAN]

None of these defy physics, and they certainly weren't invented for the sole purpose of doing so...

[@mansoor1308]

Can G R A V I T Y pull this Video Down 🤔

[@AWolfInWolfsClothing]

Dr Mansoor Ahmad Khan 😂😂😂😆

[@julianemery718]

I wish, I don't like how the people who run this channel are using their intelligence to deceive others.

[@artificialidiot1654]

9:07 it's like those things that sucks on the wall when ait does not enter it. And comes off where air enters. There's air when you lift it up, but air is still stuck when you hit it from the side.

[@luisortiz4782]

Wait so is ULTRA-HYDROPHOBIC SPRAY wet?

[@martynridley3671]

No liquids are wet. Wet is what something becomes when a liquid touches it! Unless, of course, it's coated with a repellent!

[@Yamyatos]

Nothing defies the laws of physics..

[@millbrick]

Some things do, but not anything in this video.

[@Yamyatos]

*Nothing* defies the laws of physics. The laws of physics are what defines how the world works. Everything that happens, happens according to the laws of physics. There is nothing more fundamental than that. At best something could defy our _knowledge_ about the laws of physics, which is something completely different tho.

[@supersonic174]

the laws of physics are based on human knowledge, and humans don't know everything.

[@Burning_Babylon]

we are arrogant, we would think a cell phone was sorcery and magic 150 years ago, . the prophet donald rumsfeld warned you about your unknown unknowns, so just realize you have no clue even if you do, its sort of our quantum dunning kreuger position

[@lawrencelee9349]

Fabian exactly

[@stripeycat69]

we have flying cars..they are called aeroplanes

[@Didntreadtos]

on the highway with ur airplane be like

[@kikinnit]

great video!

[@callumstewart6515]

“The low low price if $1700” 😂

[@deadlyton]

I will give you $20 for the low low price of $50.

[@motlesluna1857]

My low low price is ($00.00= free)

[@marinap5345]

@@4xsosa77 lmao, yes if it's made of pure gold but it's just a toy

[@strikermodel]

The dot matrix cup one is easy, it's simply setting up the dots to fill space the same color as the drink, while other dots outline it, causing it to spell out your drink based on color. The never spill mug probably has it's center of mass+weight distributed equally but heavily on the base's edges, making it extremely bottom heavy. The ice cream cooker is simply an extremely efficient flash cooker. The metal is hot but doesn't radiate heat, it is hot to the touch. Star light is a man wasting a good resource for the world by taking it to the grave and not making use of it by producing it. Also, what happened to his samples after he died?

[@melodiadamien8901]

Explain how the glass can tell th difference between coke and pepsi

[@lemurlover7975]

Maybe he did not want his invention to be used as a weapon and the NASA people were like hey let us build some missiles and he was like no way I wanted this to be used to spread peace like building more effective trains or something. I would never want someone to weaponize any inventions I had made.

[@KayOScode]

@TheBoltMaster i hope hes burning in hell even though I dont believe in it.

[@KayOScode]

@@melodiadamien8901 color

[@melodiadamien8901]

@@KayOScode don't make me laugh! Coke and Pepsi are the same color! Thry just taste different!

[@Wooktent]

That might mug does not withstand any blow. A guy literally hit one straight up. Full force. Bare-hand. It went flying and spilled everywhere.

[@ForeverLaxx]

Exactly. It's the same kind of "spill proof" product they keep trying to pass as the final answer to the problem. When everyone demonstrating that it doesn't tip over are just poking or lightly smacking the cup, you know that any force above that threshold is going to overpower the suction device on the bottom. They were hitting that cup with the same force that any standard cup would be able to withstand without being knocked over.

[@medes5597]

It literally had a limit on the box. It can still withstand more blows than the average cup. Like Jesus Christ ofc a full force blow is gonna knock it over. It's designed for being knocked and jostled not fucking attacked. Jesus.

[@Wooktent]

Well, everyone knows that Terry. It's just in their video advertisements, they specifically claim that it can not be spilled by any means which I am pointing out, is stupid.

[@pawpatrol1135]

Terry Beardmore 😂😂😂😂

[@DarkVoidDan]

Well tbh you are not going to twat your cup of coffee and make it go everywhere it's just incase you accidently knock it.

[@cheecho2001]

Love that silky smooth voice of Baer

[@dangee1705]

none of these defy any laws of physics

[@andrewb378]

not important. just make it 10 minutes and stfu

[@Alkatraz767]

Daniel Gee congrats u noticed

[@The_Nerd_King]

That dude that made starlite could've gotten a patent, a Trade secret, or something! Don't just die with all that good info, he would've been rich and we could've had another gr8 invention!

[@ABaumstumpf]

Only if it actually did what he claimed it to do. But as a matter of fact - he lied. he did not invent anything special or even new.

[@wingsunfurl7030]

Or the knowledge could have been stolen, and him killed.. and u would’ve never heard about it.

[@NickHobbs]

Except that it was verified by two respected scientific groups. It did say that in the video. Were you watching?

[@Squodgamullis]

There is apparently no record of these claimed tests by scientific agencies.

[@potatomajesty5255]

The guy took it to the grave cause of his paranoia he though if he told one person he would be killed and the invention stolen, just like the guy who created the most efficient engine ever somehow his car exploded

[@Ciel1820]

None of these break the laws of physics.

[@Jostanos]

There are quite a few of these that I wouldn't mind either having for myself or trying at least once.

[@MaxieWolfe]

um i accidentally slam that mug sideways with my backpack first spiderman mug to fly

[@Sheerspeechcraft]

It's impossible for anything to defy the laws of physics, it just can't exist otherwise.

[@patrickstar5791]

PyroTheCat god

[@LeelooMinai]

@God Of The Monsters: Baby steps - first you will need to place your god in the physical world, then you can talk about him/her defying the laws of physics. Good luck.

[@pipoper101]

Haha try shrooms then talk 'bout something existing somewhere, hun

[@patrickstar5791]

pipoper101 true but... Meth

[@leannemo7382]

I understand your reiterated point, but it does seem these objects *appear* to defy...not truly defy the laws. Thoughts?

[@LargestClassifieds]

Wonder who becomes richer, the inventor or marketer?

[@aiearthquakeyt1867]

Airogel (thing in the thumbnail ) does and was not intended to defy the laws of physics what do you think,where stubid?

[@Rekken200]

Was expecting gravity guns and time warp bombs. Sorely disappointed.

[@brogamer4520]

i was hoping for allot cooler stuff.

[@2ndEarth]

if they could defy the laws of physics

[@shapirogensichwa]

Cmon man what about the sticky mug !!!!! 😡

[@FLUXXEUS]

Leave it to one old man to keep something that can potentially help space travel or any other area of work that deals with intense heat take the formula to his grave... SMH 😐😂

[@jeppegantriisnielsen7332]

Well imagine what USA would have done, mass producing it and make some lethal ass weapons. I understand his worries

[@FLUXXEUS]

Jeppe Gantriis Nielsen That's the problem, people automatically got to weapons I'm ashamed to be called and "Intelligent lifeform" when all we do is think about how we're gonna weaponize advancing technology Instead of using such things for the betterment of humanity. SMH 😔😂

[@jeppegantriisnielsen7332]

FLUXX840 yes the potential for such component he created is enormous, but sadly all we humans ever think about is power and money. Although I do agree with you, the old man should’ve shared.

[@hirocheeto7795]

It couldn't have been used for weaponry. You don't use armor to bash someone's head in. It would've been used as protection, and would have helped other things outside of military use. You want a good idea of greed? Look at the old man who took it to his grave.

[@MrOrdosan]

well i mean. we ARE a warfaring race. so military use would have been the first use for it. but of course war also speeds up development of science. since we would try to find more ways to become victorious in a hard time. thus forth leaving us with technology that can be implemented into everyday life (or future everyday life)

[@thejakey46]

If your "mug" (lets be honest it's a flask) has a tight lid then it doesn't even matter if you knock it over. It defeated it's own purpose

[@alberteinstein127]

Mighty mug huh.....CARPET: HOLD MY BEER!!!