3 Amazing Experiments with Magnets | Magnetic Games

[@fuseboy08]

The positivity you bring to each video is amazing. I always feel great after your workouts!

[@musicismymind88]

Love it! But please no more misleading thumbnails I was really looking forward to seeing the experiment in the thumbnail!

[@MagneticGamesIT]

watch this please kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6rZanqelq6HhKc

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

@@MagneticGamesIT To get another view on another video, is not a honest answer to his comment. I also have the same critic like him, to you. Thats why i gave you a thumbs-down on this video. I dont like misleading thumbnails and/or clickbaits.

[@valletas]

You just saved me 3 minutes thanks

[@simayaharees3064]

@@PygmalionFaciebat no one asked

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

@@simayaharees3064 Wrong, Ryan Miller asked. And 31 thumbs up on my comment prove that unlike you, at least 31 people understood what i wrote. :*

[@DrTomFox]

Good content like this shouldn't use clickbait thumbnails.

[@believer2]

I really wanted to see that railgun

[@wes4578]

@@believer2 same

[@Mainak908]

yeah

[@pokeitwithastick1424]

@@believer2 Gauss cannon I think. Railguns are different.

[@science9415]

Show these videos to kids.. how could they not be excited about science?! ❤

[@MikeYeary]

With supervision. My dad taught me how to make an electro-magnet when I was younger. I then thought that I could build myself a Ghostbusters Proton Pack with enough batteries. So I kept buying as many D-cells as I could, with what little money I could make doing chores, until my dad caught me and my cousin taping them all end to end and packing them into my bookbag. I was going to connect them to an extension cord and a straightened coat hanger wrapped in electrical tape. 😅 I was a weird kid. Thought I was going to be busting some ghosts.

[@wyattcole5452]

Cuz it doesn’t make them think about science prolly

[@scillyautomatic]

No! Don't use thumbnails that aren't in the video!

[@bocil12121]

Yess

[@JHON1296Y]

Yess

[@JJMR3468]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@Bobwillstareatyouforever]

Yeah, they make is basically clickbait

[@SabitaAlfariha_044]

Is that thumbnail really a clickbait ????🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@mancbiker17]

I’m 58 now and magnets still seem like some form of magic to me!

[@DocTabla-Rasa-ii9vd]

They use trick hats.

[@thomasmartinscott]

I have always found magnets fascinating. When I was 12, I would play with things like this for hours. Here I am at 72... Still fascinated.

[@FireRedV3rsion]

The fact that you're 72 and you still use KZbin and can watch content that brings you back to when you were younger makes me so happy

[@thomasmartinscott]

@@FireRedV3rsion Me, Too! Thank You!

[@duckofgaming5526]

he's still fascinated about magnets not KZbin videos on magnets

[@Yamagatabr]

Wow, I know I will be thinking about this commment for years to come!! Tank you, young old man 🙂🙂

[@Chris-dm1je]

​@MARVEL_KING1114 It's a colloquial usage where "still" means "despite that". In this instance it means that despite being that age the OP does those things. "She lives at the other end of the road, but she still parks her car in front of my house." Is another example. It won't appear in any grammar books and may not sound right to all English speakers, but it's pretty common where I come from.

[@rishuakakira1093]

1:36, an awesome example of gravitation force of sun which locks earth in an elliptical orbit, and makes it revolve around it

[@patchyworx]

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw that!

[@iancalizandanar3512]

Unless it's on it's side, it goes weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@jigginforbiggins8213]

this is an entirely different concept from the gravitational orbit of the earth in respect to the sun.....

[@blank6179]

@@patchyworx same

[@blank6179]

@@jigginforbiggins8213 for showcase idiot

[@alecx2899]

As a kid I'd play with them for hours in amazement and curiosity.

[@awaniprasad8069]

Same with me !

[@MikeMcKirahan]

If I had a nickel for every time I've said or thought those exact same words... Oh wait, you're referring to the video. My bad. *Carry on, nothing to see here people... 😰

[@Braiam]

As an adult, I would do the same.

[@X-Gen-001]

Same. It's a good way to introduce science to kids because it gets them thinking about what's going on and it's fun.

[@behindyou5580]

@@MikeMcKirahan unfunniest shit i seen this whole day

[@ScarytellsStories]

This has to be the coolest I’ve seen today

[@joannewillis6077]

I wish i had you as a science teacher when i was a child. Classwork would hav been fun and engaging which makes learning stick in your head, something that a child would remember most of their lives.

[@sworddice]

i'm in my 30's. since my childhood till now magnets never cease to amaze me lol. my inner child screaming wanting to get these!😆

[@Farhan_049]

Get 'em!

[@joannewillis6077]

I'm in my early 50's and i totally agree with you. 👍 😊

[@johngraves6878]

Insane stuff! It's amazing how much invisible stuff life depends on..like gravity, oxygen, stuff like that. We just take the invisible stuff for granted. But we'd be dead without it.

[@jasonms...1313.Conscious...]

Experimenting can lead to unexpected discoveries! As an Artist, my best techniques were learned by just letting go and experimenting. Great job on your explorations! No telling what you will learn and create.

[@shivamhadiya9101]

If you know where this guy lives, get a compass.

[@eagle2D2]

He’s the reason we have "true north"!

[@SomethinOther15]

Stolen valor

[@AxoThe2nd]

Ok But no one knows where he lives

[@shitking007]

Stolen

[@andistansbury4366]

With how many magnets they have, if you own a compass, you know where they live

[@BryanDelMonte]

Wow that is cool... I love as how he adds the nails... you can see the overall field shape change because the nails re-orient... lol ;)

[@jamespisano1164]

Wow. Would you explain further?

[@g1oomer]

Magneto would be proud 🥲

[@BobMinelli]

Very satisfying indeed. 🌱

[@chrispatriot]

Magnets are definitely a field of science which I believe has just scratched the surface... Hopefully, more and more young people will start being attracted to two very important scientific areas, one being "Sound" and the other "magnetic fields" because I think there is a unique crossroads between these two, and within those disciplines I believe breaking the "gravity" attraction lies within...

[@scottfranco1962]

Strangely relaxing.

[@АндрейАгафьев-г1в]

Круто! Вот так, Земля вращается вокруг Солнца

[@donaldmiller1207]

When discovering the true power of how magnetic force is created, many doors will open. So far, we only play with its effects.

[@YaelToral]

Magnetism is clearly Magical! im sure we havent use its whole potential yet, but i can see it as a useful tool in the future... idk big space ships flying over the world, big monsterships like in starwars with the force of magnetism connected to the magnetical poles of the earth, SERIOUSLY!... what a incredible stuff!

[@ivaerz4977]

Nicola Tesla used it but he was detained by the government

[@retrofedora7061]

Aside from the misleading thumbnail, it's an entertaining vudeo. I don't know which one is more satisfying, the experiment or the sound it creates ( it's liKe ASMR).

[@Tarotainment]

Examples of invisible toroidal fields. Makes visual sense as you see the objects reactions

[@Weerc-hg7sb]

If you noticed, the magnet under the plastic container actually pulls itself to the material it is attracted to. So using computers and electronics we should be able to grab electro magenta and propel a vessel. Of course, you would have to use super computers and super conductor's and likely something nuclear for a power source. It would be the equivalent to riding light, since it is essentially grabbing photons of mass to propel the vessel. You could essentially travel at 'the speed of light' since there is allegedly no resistance in space. However, traveling at the speed of light would be dangerous as there are astroids and other particulates as you travel through space.

[@scottbeaver26]

I can't believe that it took me this long to find this channel. 🥰👌🎯

[@bmwems14]

I just can't believe my eyes that you could possibly orbit the magnets like how the Earth keeps it's moon orbiting around

[@leadabo]

Ohh that was fun!

[@trebledog]

Love this. Scale up really to human size and lots of possible magic mountain rides to create, invent.

[@triongaming6542]

OMG! The top one looks awesome🤩🤩

[@nogginbonker76]

Reminds me of this magnetic sculpting toy my dad bought me when I was a kid. It was a super powerful magnetic base with these small metal diamond shaped pieces that you could sculpt with. Super neat.

[@electro_dsm6835]

Scientists: walk by this guys house Their compasses: spin around

[@lauracarroll3276]

Newtons cradle launch And spin the draddle orbit lol cool video sorry for typos

[@AyazGilyazovKazan]

Ай, да красавчик! Ты же мой золотой!

[@nawazahmad9351]

Magic with magnets,,,KING 👑👑👑

[@LiranBarsisa]

Where is the one that's on the thumbnail? I've waited entire video for this...

[@MagneticGamesIT]

watch this please kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6rZanqelq6HhKc

[@leonardomedina418]

That is the whole point. To magnetize you into clicking to this video.

[@Lewis-4]

@@MagneticGamesITNo. I won’t. Fuck you and your clickbait bullshit.

[@davesturn760]

Hey very cool magnetic experiment..you just explained in one of your experiment how the moon revolves around Earth...magnetic forces or fields!!!! Nice work

[@younik1]

I was clearly magnetized by the title picture. Did not see that experiment.

[@paulhamilton5634]

I really hate when people click bait something you really want to see.

[@WolfieNDolphins]

right so was i

[@SmileyFaceGuy09]

Wouldn't have worked anyway, would have been a perpetual motion machine if it was a circle

[@williamalbertocastanedaper8183]

Jsjcj😭😭✋🖖​@@paulhamilton5634

[@Ryebread0511]

Magnets are the future of Free Energy

[@suryapratap_tech]

Awesome! What an experiment, after watching this video I've tried all the experiments, and all succeed very well. Thank you for sharing

[@disneyfuntimes]

Wow! Really, great but power of magnets should be great.

[@disneyfuntimes]

@@An_answer_Kit Yes, you're right, it's wonderful

[@marinacr764]

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[@marinacr764]

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[@suryapratap_tech]

@@An_answer_Kit Yes, these videos are great ideas for doing experiments from magnets and it's fun for everybody doing this experiment, I support this creator and there ideas in videos. I just love it.

[@baldeagle242]

These are the experiments we should have done in schools!

[@iRA_mkb]

thank you youtube for letting me live in this era, and you sir

[@sonoftherain3761]

Putting a magnet in orbit around another 1... absolutely epic 💯

[@taffythegreat1986]

I find magnets amazing things. I wonder what that hidden energy is 👍

[@justanamerican9024]

Its the energy left over from a star's death throes

[@taffythegreat1986]

@@justanamerican9024 I’ll keep an open mind on that one 😂👍

[@lechatquilit]

Cool video! Thanks for sharing! 0:40 made me think of wave function collapse. :)

[@gus473]

👍🏼 They're all great, easy, and fun! The first one and the dual rail gun are my favorites! 😎✌🏼

[@georgecompton1879]

That was fun ! Thankyou.Enjoyed it.

[@aguszhoe7660]

your idea is awesome, i want to make hyperspeed from your idea. goodjob.

[@Wildeagle-wj6zr]

THIS MAN IS A MAGNET GOD!!!

[@asheland_numismatics]

This is true nerd fun. 😂🤓🥳👍

[@pjoter2243]

That was way above 3 amazing experiments with magnets :D

[@Kereusx]

I like the second 1. If i were to make it, i would put 3 magnet towers to make the spinning magnet go crazy

[@MagneticGamesIT]

good idea :)

[@Kereusx]

@@MagneticGamesIT thank you!

[@ishko108]

that was fun. the one with the nails over the big magnet in the plastic box where the magnet suddenly jumped up to stick to the nails startled me a little. made me laugh too. didn't see it coming.

[@SrinathKoushik]

01:10 this is how the universe works...

[@mohammadiaa]

Ok

[@bubbagurt2402]

i wonder what other shapes the coins would make if the container was a different shape. Magnets own!

[@t0mn8r35]

I love magnets!

[@deshanthathsara3011]

Wow..Its realy amazing

[@thepartimerambler985]

Am I the only one who thought looking at the thumbnail, may be I will understand how the fastest train can be built using magnetic field.. 🤓

[@andrewfreeman3492]

Has he actually done that somewhere? That was the whole point of me clicking on the link.... I'm like wait for it.... Wait for it... He's leaving it a bit late..... FFS.... I detest channels that do that, no matter how good their content actually is. No subscribe for me.

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Super génial! Merci du partage! Stéph.

[@goonercestlavie]

Inventif. Bravo

[@grr9790]

this was like a satisfying asmr video ahaha

[@kolëk22]

Неодимовый интересней простого магнита,😁👍

[@Игорь-ъ1к9ж]

Жена в кровати интересней холодных магнитов!

[@MS-yz7sr]

Yeah, you can even stick neodymium magnets to yourself in certain spots provided they are super light (thin) and super strong. When you hold it with the tips of your fingers and glide it around the heart area, you can feel it interacting with the magnetic field your heart produces.

[@MS-yz7sr]

Perhaps this is something one can do with their wife, in bed...? Before they go to sleep. ;-)

[@kolëk22]

@@MS-yz7sr смотря какая жена)

[@SouLPlayzZ_official]

This is so SATISFYIN😍😍

[@DIYmr.T]

2025 anyone still watching like me?

[@intx.8.]

What? 🙂

[@amariei33]

It can be seen that you did not have magnets in your childhood :)))))

[@bikersoncall]

None of the video was worthwhile for anyone that has messed with magnets, I came for the clickbait thumbnail, I should have known better lol.

[@ScottAT]

1:41 this is what our planet is doing

[@siphesihlelanga5783]

Great experiments! Please give explainations behind them.

[@AyazGilyazovKazan]

Вот так непринужденно и наглядно и раскрываются тайны мироздания.

[@DesigninMind1]

Gravity vs magnetism Gravity and magnetism are inextricably linked. Gravity works by mass. Magnetism or static electromagnetism works by energy. Both gravity and electromagnetism work at the speed of light therefore have a commonality. The interaction between these two forces power the universe in ways we are only just starting to understand. Magnetism effect of atoms isn’t a single dimensional phenomenon. Magnet effect of objects with mass is dependent on other factors such as temperature. Particularly metal objects once cooled close to absolute zero, exhibit quantum effects . Effects such as no exact magnetic polarity . This can cause quantum locking, fixing a space by the Meisser effect. Particularly metallic objects when cooled with liquid nitrogen change their electrical conductivity and offer next to no resistance and become a superconductor with the possibility of conduction almost limitless amount of current, this key property is what power superconductivity causing non binary magnetic states.

[@spitefirespartangaming]

man just casually creates the basics of a rail gun lol

[@dineshchandrakulshrestha6545]

Satisfaction 😌

[@jhkjoshua3306]

0:37 I literally jumped up at this moment OMG.....

[@skillsnprocess897]

Such a brilliant experiments , amazing video

[@pauljohnson2023]

very entertaining and well presented. not too long. not too short.

[@justanamerican9024]

Thank you. that was a great idea for a video! Good presentation, very entertaining, sure to get kids and adult's attention. One thing, if you have children under six, please keep any small magnates out of their reach. If swallowed, they can do great damage to the intestines.

[@wardreams9405]

Excellent videos! Do you believe in magnet-based perpetual motion motors? Have you made videos about it? Or about electric generators powered by permanent motion motors based on magnets?

[@endurofan9854]

that could be the most enteresting vlog to see, it would lead to a somewhat free energy

[@Zeyu_E.X.E]

2:58 wait what 😂🤣

[@Miguellito123lpl]

LOL

[@factward369]

1:40 this how gravitation works, demonstration was extremely nice xD.

[@lewisfredette1319]

His house probably has its own magnetic field

[@BLISS_24x7]

Magnetism is the most mysterious force

[@trialerror4128]

Great video. But why the misleading thumbnail?

[@bikersoncall]

I agree, well actually it wasn't great at all, I came for the thumbnail, total clickbait. Should be all negs, but most of the viewers don't even know why it's clickbait, lol.

[@thegardenofodd]

MAGNETS........ my favourite toys. thank you /. would love one of the big guys that you have...used in this video.

[@pisay]

Misleading thumbnail!

[@gnosticknowledge7959]

The orbiting planets explained 😊

[@applepie1126]

0:34 never thought that he can make a flower out of NAILS

[@wolfyblue]

it got me thinking if this is exactly how the moon and earth's gravitational pull works on each other, if it is then this will be a nice demontration

[@Randomanimestuff-yj8tl]

What's that type of magnet that is used when the coins and nails were standing freely on the transparent bowl

[@MagneticGamesIT]

Link in description

[@JustinTundanay214]

looks neodymium magnet

[@kos256]

Most likely a strong neodymium magnet

[@simzou4373]

Fantazy🎉

[@BzBlade]

1:22 Kinda looks like how planets orbit the sun or the effects of gravity

[@user-brobdingneg]

Волшебство? Волшебство! 🤓

[@afnannajeeb2848]

The first one looks like corona 😂

[@CharlesGates-v6n]

This was way freakin’ cool 😎

[@demoness66gd]

Interesting

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

what was for you the most usefull clip shown?

[@michaelsingh843]

Magneto before he joined the xmen

[@brandonparents3203]

You made me feel physically pain, he never joined the X-men

[@wyattcole5452]

Joined the X-Men? I don’t even watch superhero movies and this is horrid

[@Salty_Gacha_Gamer]

Now this is nostalgic since I have done these as a kid

[@MirlitronOne]

The thumbnail experiment isn't here.

[@BensCoffeeRants]

Magnets are freaking wild / trippy.

[@xxPenjoxx]

Awesomeness 👌

[@southern_merican]

Great,.....now i gotta buy magnets i dont need !