15 Weird Things That Seem To Defy The Laws Of Physics

In this video we will talk about phenomena that, at first glance, break the laws of physics and cannot be explained logically.
Some of these objects and phenomena can be observed in nature itself. Other objects are man-made.
But do these things really break the laws of physics? Or is it a myth?
This video is a collection of unusual things. Watch it to the end and get rid of prejudices!
15 things that break the laws of physics.
RYV Team:
Voice Over: Kent Bleazard

[@cactuszak4454]

KZbin laws of physics: Clickbait works

[@mikeTHEmanatee]

the only thing that defies the laws of physics is how you took 5 mins worth of material and stretched it to the length of 39:37.

[@jameslipke354]

THIS!!! GOOD GRIEF!!! ~ APRIL LIPKE

[@abeg8674]

epic

[@ashleyobrien4937]

"all of us see only round wheels" well yes, because if it isn't round, it isn't a wheel....

[@MadMaxRoadFury]

If there's something I've learned: Seeming to defy the laws of physics = Behaving exactly according to the laws of physics.

[@craigb8228]

I learned that he speaks normal at 1.25 speed.

[@simon6071]

Square wheels do not win in loose sand and deep snow. Tracks work with round wheels do.

[@petervandermierden9346]

At 13:33 :1000 meters is 3030 feet. Not 330. Please let someone review these video’s before you get m on YT.

[@davidbroadfoot1864]

* 1000 metres is 3281 feet ... not 3030 feet. * videos ... not video's * "get on" ... not "get m on" Please let someone review these comments before you get on YT.

[@TheNextFiles288]

Ikr, its funny how many people talk smack to another with a shameful amount of poor grammar and spelling lol​@@davidbroadfoot1864

[@debtoralive4693]

Great video. I live for logic and this messes up my mind in a way that's fun.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Interesting video. I think there may be laws of physics we haven't learned yet and some things that seem impossible by our present understanding might become possible. The Ibex goats made me think of people who climb things using narrow surfaces to hook their finger tips and toes of shoes. Seems their fingers and feet need to be extremely strong. The car lifted with a household vacuum cleaner? The vacuum cleaner didn't lift the car. A lift or crane was used to actually lift the car. The one of these that pushed the limits of my imagination was the warp drive. I've watched shows and movies like Star Trek since the early 70's and never gave much thought to warp drive. Just science fiction. History has shown us science fiction often becomes science fact. A comic strip, I think in the 1940's called Dick Tracy, a detective who wore a wrist watch that wasn't, but a device he could talk to headquarters and see who he was talking to and they could see and hear him. Was no such device in the 40's but it's become reality now, in the form of a cell phone small enough to carry in a pocket. The fan driven sail boat? I find it interesting but don't see any practical purpose. The fan must have some form of energy. Sailboats without fans have simply used the wind for propulsion. Drop the sail and turn the fan around pulling air from the front and pushing air out the rear works. Perpetual motion? I think someone might figure that one out eventually. I'm sure it won't be me but the idea has always been interesting and I've thought about how it might be done but I don't feel inclined to spend any time on it. Other things I need to do.

[@0neIntangible]

(25:28) Did the editors of this video deliberately have a pop-up flag display showing: [$3500 PER POUND (0.45 KG)]... all the while the narrator's saying: "... averages thirty-five thousand dollars per pound; zero point four five kilogram."... just to have comments like this one of mine, pointing out this "oopsy"... more and more channels seem to be employing this method of intentionally putting obvious "mistakes" into their videos, thus hopefully generating more comments to add to the video's algorithm.

[@MrJoeGarner]

These were some truly amazing demonstrations.

[@Heartly07]

i fail to see how the laden frost effect is somehow physic defying when physics spells it out,

[@JamesStum]

G ​@@Heartly07

[@OathTaker3]

Water & molten metals are a dangerous combination because of the danger of popping or exploding of them making contact, that's why you see the guy from Myth Busters shake off the excess water from his hand after submerging it in the fishtank. It's been my experience that talcum powder applied by dusting the hand with a sock or sack of the powder is much safer & works extremely well.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

water and ANYTHING at the temperature of molten metals is dangerous, it's the water. It instantly vaporizes with extreme force to well over 300 times it's original volume, and naturally it takes anything else along with it for the ride....like molten metal....

[@scotttippet4045]

Great video! I wish I could get my children involved with the "space elevator" concept! While this video covers many tremendously great concepts and ideas, that one is the greatest! The space elevator will undoubtedly revolutionize everything about humanity!

[@Thundralight]

Also getting your fingers freezing cold will stop burning or blistering - we used to do this and hold a lit cigarette at filter and lit end and is surprising how long you can hold it until you start to feel some heat

[@brucegoodall3794]

You are truly an International Podcaster. Very interesting and entertaining simple topics. I like how you use both International and standard terms of measurement and temperature with proper nomenclature. You speak clearly in your narrative. THANKS. 😊

[@linkgunther1618]

Great video. At 13:33 you say that 1,000 meters is 330 feet but it should be 3,280 feet. Pretty sure there was a decimal place error.

[@evilfingers4302]

Shooting around a corner is possible with a Tippmann Paintball Gun equipped with slightly bent barrel called the Flatline where the Magnus Effect is applied.

[@cnocspeireag]

Your demonstration purporting to involve molten lead at 300 plus degrees showed white hot liquid at more than a thousand degrees, and might have been iron or steel.

[@nghiado9895]

The voice over by Kent Bleazard sounded just like the one who did one of Daniel Silva's early books.

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

Correction: a space elevator must go well beyond the geostationary point, so its extra distance keeps it all stretched outwards, due to Earth's centrifugal spin effect.

[@akiali2632]

With the chair at 3:55 they kuda done it better by making it so the person can actually sit in it like a normal chair but from a certain angle it will jus look like u sit in it from a different side. Wud look same too.

[@sekaiomiruhitokaminoyume5426]

The first thing with the round wheel, it’s because of the shape and the math , you can talk about square triangles, cross sticks it doesn’t matter because you spin it …wait , simple, you use it as a circle ⭕️, so we just used a circle…it’s weird that the best rotation possible is a circle, that’s the definition bro 😂

[@Nefertiti0403]

2:55 I’m laughing so hard I’m hardly standing

[@mendmywings7238]

The truck looked like it was twerking lol

[@Nefertiti0403]

@@mendmywings7238 It Did 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭🤣

[@Nefertiti0403]

@@mendmywings7238 If I was in that truck I’d be laughing so hard I’d pee pee myself

[@Jaystarzgaming]

Bent barrel not so safe because bullet needs to quickly change direction before exiting the barrel or goes straight and penetrates the barrel having the gun fold to an angle the bullet will go straight and every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

[@StoreRunDotCom]

2:18 its devastating that setup doesnt work

[@dinkvjr]

Ty for the awesome education!!

[@Bertg1982]

The fan and sail is not true here because the amount of force will always be equal the more the fan pushes the more air the sail receives if you make the sail bigger it’ll need more air to blow on it there just isn’t a way it would work the laws of physics make sure of that

[@barbaramorris4926]

Why stop at square wheels.....try hexagon & octagon shape so the ride will be less bumpy because the wheels would have a better chance to line up with one another... Lol while you're at it... Instead of making only one plate of steel octagon per wheel, put two octagons per wheel and offset them. That way you have double the gripedge per wheel and space the plates of steal away from one another about 4 to 6 inches with angle iron pieces to connect the two for more stability per wheel and to keep the wheels from sinking as far down into the mud as they do which would give it even more traction...

[@l.scales7516]

for shooting around corners, id use a laser that delivered micro shots with a heads up virtual display in the visor of a linked helmet / firing aperture vid lens with auto shut off during emmision to prevent frying the device .i dont recommend laser targeting because lol it warns the target & pinpoints the shooters muzzle allowing the weapon to be targeted by the target with its own vid system lol

[@MarselaMusic-fq5vp]

I would like to know from which video is taken the footage where the man sits in a sofa and in a chair that produce an optical illusion, anyone please?

[@MarselaMusic-fq5vp]

I found it Zach King

[@Jaystarzgaming]

Get rid of the cables throw in magnets you have a magnet from earth to the top of the elevator and it is easy to start and stop since the practices has been done on bullet trains and catapult systems on aircraft carriers. How electric magnetic elevators work is negative to negative repell and positive to positive repell then to stop it the positive switches to a negative to a positive and same the other way around with the positive to the negative and it will be simple for the top and bottom to do the same thing along with measuring the distance to the top and bottom to decide when to slow the elevator down to a stop.

[@Lodrik18]

but it requires far more energy and you have a real catastrophe should anything happen...

[@imperialresolution]

ISee The Strings Connected To The Fingertips.. 2Hot 5:20

[@sonicretreatownerceocircut5274]

Optics and numbers 🔢 can't divide proven beyond adjusting laws of Physics not possible.

[@billmullins6833]

One quibble. It is impossible to "break the laws of physics. Physical laws CANNOT be broken. Any apparent "breaking" of the laws of physics is either an illusion or the application of principles not readily apparent.

[@The_Legend47]

Anyone else noticed that "Grand Illusions" was featured in this video, in the segment with the "tippy tops?"

[@Anothermachine]

25:25 i am sure you meant thirty five hundred not thirty five thousand😂

[@animeforever5069]

Now plastic bottle will be useful 😂😂😂😂😂 22:04

[@Oxymoron53]

A caterpillar is a tracked vehicle but not every tracked vehicle is a caterpillar. This is basic knowledge 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@davidmintun]

Look up Archimedes sphere if you want perpetual motion.

[@MS-60663]

Perpetual motion does exist. The Moon orbiting the Earth is doing so in relative perpetuality, as well as the Earth as it orbits the Sun. Just make a giant generator in space. Then here we go: ".....in a billion years, the moon will drift too far from earth, and the the sun will explode in another billion or two years......"

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

You sure do like to mention Mythbusters quite often. One of my all time favorite shows. I sure do miss that show.

[@DroneImmobilier]

Me too! My cousin was the narrator on Mythbusters…

[@Krisjoverovovejovovichtski]

@31:10 Myth buster 1: ok lets vacuum clean suction a ca- myth buster 2: wait, cant we just use some heavy object a car is ungainly and unstable myth buster 1: its a good id- myth buster 2: you just want a car so on the promotion you can swing viewers away from top gear myth buster 1: your good!

[@denissavgir2881]

Nothing can break the laws of physics. Not even black holes. If something seems to, what its actually breaking is your understanding of physics

[@animeforever5069]

Oh so it is a planetary slingshot+ a elevator 27:56 😱😁

[@jacoblahr]

I love this channel but please dont call them water scooters lol

[@lilianrubinsztajn2891]

A man working in a foundry always used to put his hand in the molten metal every morning. The day after his wedding he did as usual and lost a finger. Guess why =)

[@davidj408]

One thing is we dont know all the laws of physics only what we can observe.

[@kingswagmaster-tg5hy]

4:50 water

[@cimbakahn]

ReYOUniverse: Doesn't a bumble bee or a helicopter go against the laws of physics?

[@user-ng7id7nn4s]

Interesting, but TOO drawn out: we don't need the same thing explained 5 different ways each time.

[@mehoward9711]

No tracks are just Many wheels with a tread around them

[@Dudleymiddleton]

Laws are there to be broken.

[@jameslipke354]

Indeed. Necessity is STILL the Mother of Invention. Reinventing the wheel is not included in that. Dip $#!+$! ~ APRIL LIPKE

[@lancethrustworthy]

Can't believe you spent so much time on SQUARE WHEELS. It's a bad omen for the rest of the show.

[@user-qq6oq8ph4b]

It's not acceleration that we have to worry about integrity of our space ships their are gamma rays, and other rays out there will kill us, space is no joke, first your going to have to clean junk in our Orbitz before and elevator is install

[@claudemontezin911]

Thousands of years in the history of science, IF we look at it, teaches us a lesson. Defining terms: perpetual: how may years could it take to qualify with "perpetual"? Would millions, no, billions, nope, how about yotta years (one followed by 24 zeros)? The estimated lifetime of an electron is 66 yotta years. And, since Bohr, Rutherford, Einstein, Olinto De Pretto, Oliver Heavyside and others, we know that atoms are always kinetically active. "Everything moves" - Einstein. Well, the amazing truth from SCIENCE (not from myth busters) is that we are composed of an ungodly amount of perpetual motion machines (electrons in motion). Alcubierre is a math guys, with very very little understanding of physics. He simply uses symbols on a blackboard to figure out how much energy is needed to best relativity. Again, history of the race-to-speed in WW2 aircraft, tells that bigger, larger, more powerful props had their limits. Thinking OUTSIDE THE BOX, then the Germans and Brits developed the turbojet, and the rocket Me163 rocket ship. Now, the skinny tells us the theory of the B1 bomber's wings, ignites fuel just aft of the greatest thickness to chord ratio. It's using air compression of the wing (clever idea) while the ignited fuel creates thrust AND dramatically reduces drag (wings being the most important drag in most planes). It is rumored to reach speed that no fixed wings can possibly attain. Another "myth" is Free Energy. Solar, tidal buoys, underwater ocean currents, wind mills, geothermal, are all examples of free energy, no matter how many obtuse, un-scientific individuals will deny and ridicule it. The baby-talk science used to evaluate it is the energy efficiency ratio: Energy Output / Energy Input = i.e with electrical motors: shaft output power, divided by the input power to make it work. OVERUNITY in this ratio, will quantify the degree of free energy that you benefit from. The big lesson we need to learn with humility (not a race for creating cheap media controversy, not like yourself, but others you mentioned) is to think outside the box. Along with patience, team work, and bucket load of perseverance, it always pays off. Great channel, thank you! Cheers!

[@Romulus70]

Why not subtitle in Romanian or in all dialects ?! It's shame, you have interesting posts and you could have many more subscribers and visitors !!!

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

Would you ride the space elevator, I wouldn't

[@neridega]

if u create possitive mass with 33 earths u can replace our earth in space where u wish mb little closer to sun to dontexist winter anymore xD

[@cen7ury]

Voice over sounds like if you asked AI to read the script as a store brand Jason Statham who has been really working on his enunciation.

[@craigb8228]

At 1.25 speed he sounds normal.

[@robertpotvin8872]

why talking about lead, lol, lead does not radiate in red when melted,lol,,when you see red radiation ,,it is melted iron or some other metal!!!

[@ShannonDove-sy7ye]

Exactly what I thought. Lead melts way below visible red heat. But I suppose melted lead could be heated to red hot, depending on the boiling point

[@RobertTorres-vj4pz]

⁸7

[@am_ma]

No evolution but creation by the The Most Wise Creator.

[@undeadarmy19]

14:25 They crave that mineral.

[@kumaravelk4837]

super...

[@Subvertgenoc]

Humanity is a perpetual motion machine.

[@charlesmcmillion5118]

Uh, no. You need a basic science education.

[@Subvertgenoc]

a state in which movement or action is or appears to be continuous and unceasing:@@charlesmcmillion5118 The only perpetual motion machine that exists is life itself.

[@user-gs6mh8se7e]

Humans require fuel (food) just like anything else.

[@craigb8228]

Until extinction.

[@Xogroroth666]

Perpetual Motion EXISTS! It is in the form of Helium 3. Check the Helium 3 fountain, or motion in Helium 3.

[@Xogroroth666]

Again Helium 3. It is empirical fact.

[@Xogroroth666]

The speed of light as a maximum is a lie. Big Bang theory: In the fist PLANCK!!! moments, the energy that escaped the Singularity, filled up a volume 1/3 up to 1/2 our current Universe volume, and then reversed back to small after the Matter-Anti-Matter annihilation. In PLANCK MOMENTS!!!! This is scientifically accepted. Tell me: What is the speed needed to do this? Energy or not, the speed of light was broken many, MANY millionfold here.

[@Xogroroth666]

Another "mistake" (because it could not be proven empirically untill 1933, the first cyclotron run, Einstein was not wrong) is that mass increases when speed increases. Wrong. Mass does not increase. What DOES increase is the kinetic energy. If we detract the kinetic energy in the outcome, a perfect 0 is left. AKA: no increase in mass. We have now run speeds up ton99.999% the speed of light, and proven this beyond any possible discussion ... . Even the tiniest mass, if Einstein was right, would have ended in catastrophe. Because, 99.999% Infinite mass ... is still infinite. Seriously?

[@Xogroroth666]

But the laws of physics are incomplete and erroneous at parts. Not Einstein's fault, they simply had no tools to check the theory.

[@Xogroroth666]

Yet another error, that if time alteration when going beyond the speed barrier. It is an ILLUSION. As light is TOO SLOW. Simple.

[@Dzeroed]

The script defies the laws of physics

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

4:30 Why is he talking about lead all the time? No one is heating lead over 1000 °C.

[@robinmabbott7334]

The space elevator . Under no circumstances should the Chinese be allowed to make the cable . They would cut corners so the contractor could make more money and the cable would break killing many . The Chinese wouldn't care as they have no respect for human life . The Swiss would have to make the cable

[@diannel364]

At about 25 min. the caption reads $3500 per pound, but the narrator says $35,000 per pound. Or did I mishear it?

[@Xavier-yj8tw]

Its amazing that you SAY the goats evolved this way and the next breath you marvel how their hooves are a perfect DESIGN... LOL evolution says things come about through random chance but Design is always through the willful act of a designer .

[@davidj408]

If inpurities in the meyal and you intrduce water slag explosion

[@maheshmunna2501]

Super

[@neridega]

33 earth masses pls show me where is tht nessessary u need mass of ur ship dude xD

[@DenaMarie-mc3xt]

Defying the laws of gravity.❤

[@user-qw3jn7bd7i]

워프드라이브는 공간을 압축하는것이 아니다. 외계인들이 사용하는 기술도 그렇게 작동하는게 아니다. 그렇게 다닌다고해도 우주의 물체나 행성같은것에 충돌할수있다. 원리는간단하다. 차원을 옮겨서 가는것이다. 물질세계는 1차원이고 2차원부터는 비물질세계, 다른말로 영혼의 영역이다. 이 명역부터는 원하면보이고 원치않으면 생명체의 눈으로는 보이지않는다. 이정도만 설명하겠다.

[@user-pj4dk2qt1l]

Lololololol........it hurts..........lollolol......lol....lolol.........lolol.lollol.... Wheels onthe bus go round and round ....lol

[@l.scales7516]

square wheels on a bus go thud thud thud ! lmao!

[@savagerodent7533]

Masterclass in how to use a lot of words to say nothing.

[@craigb8228]

Likes his voice.

[@tylerwertman1720]

You ant never play coals???

[@ro4eva]

"The laws of physics do not lie."

[@KaosKrusher]

the fact they do not lie and that they're incomplete are 2 different things

[@stanleywhite5477]

IF ONLY YOU WOULD STOP TALKING ABOUT THE POINT YOU NEVER GET TO AND JUST GET TO IT THIS VIDEO MIGHT BE BEARABLE

[@theyarehere8919]

Breaking the laws of physics? I think not.

[@craigb8228]

A pendulum is a perpetual motion machine. Did I break the law?

[@theyarehere8919]

I'm not sure. Does the pendulum. Have more than gravity hampering it? What about the friction of all the moving parts. please help me understand.@@craigb8228

[@KORGULL-ISOLATES]

Sorry but 1000 metres is quite A bit higher than 330 feet, but I could be wrong I do not have an English accent 👁️🏁👁️

[@phily-hu5pr]

I guess going up the steps would make it easy huh 😂

[@KORGULL-ISOLATES]

Proper British accent AND Square Wheels ‼️👁️🏁👁️ What the HELL could you possibly want More out of A video,❓❔⁉️‼️ A sense of PAIN ‼️☠️ course, finger's in molten lead No Probs‼️☠️‼️

[@Krisjoverovovejovovichtski]

its odd Elon making sense in a comment for once, usually he is proposing all kinds of wacky non workable solutions is Elon slowing down ( i feel like a tabloid sensationalist) who will be the new Musk, watch here for more

[@reinhartvonzschock357]

Molten lead doesn't glow

[@charliejohnston1978]

To look at the Galapagos island chain with a geology eye for detail, it is apparent that these islands are volcanic and not really very old in a geology sense, as can be seen from the vegetation types. Therefore, how much evolution could Darwin have seen really, even if evolution was real, which it is not !!! The theory of evolution is a cousin to the theory of the Big Bang, they both are fairy tales for adults with pea sized brains. In these theories they take nouns like """Nothing""" and make verbs out of them. Nothing can not create anything, just as the singularity can not of its own accord explode into a huge universe still expanding close to the speed of light... The age of the universe and therefore the age of the earth are both super inflated values, based on a 1700s free mason idea and need for a much older earth to allow for the noun to become a verb and change species into other forms of life... Pseudo-science loves to take impossible ideas and make mystical theories out of them, which in any other book would be called miracles... The study of Charles Darwin's life is interesting and very enlightening and it explains much about his racism and his need to create theories that exclude God from science and life. The very last place to go for information about Darwin is now Wikipedia, due to its grand atheist bias. QED

[@KaosKrusher]

you obviously don't know what a theory in science is ...

[@garyjohn1956]

1000 meters = 3280 feet.

[@t.et.e7789]

#1 should have been a damn ufo

[@NachosWheeler]

but why would you ???

[@broderickgillum8854]

The laws of physics always win 🏆 😆

[@l.scales7516]

oops, they showed that or a thing like it ,nevermind!

[@BillMulholland1]

👍

[@markcondrey2297]

Not evolution…willful intelligent design.

[@murderpoppins]

Physics seem to be doin everything else but be doing physics

[@ryanhegseth8720]

Tower of Babel 2.0

[@StarmaxStarmax-zn3xt]

There is a great difference between Laws of Physics and Common Perceptions of Reality. No law of physics was addressed in this video.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

that's because it's a crap video lol...

[@ashleyobrien4937]

Tell you one thing, those idiots flicking their bare hands through hot lead might get away with that in the short term, but what they clearly don't understand is the neurotoxic vapors of molten lead, breathing in those fumes without a filter ? to hell with that....

[@Nomorealcoholplease]

What breaks the laws of physics are nonsense like talking snakes and a man living in a fish

[@jasonv.9015]

Square wheels is the dumbest thing ever and to put that in this video is even dumber

[@PennyPlant-fr1gd]

If course the Ibex was pooping