8 more AMAZING Physics Tricks You Can Try At Home

Watch these 8 AMAZING Physics Tricks you can try at home (although I wouldn't recommend putting your laptop at risk with the magnet as I do in the video. 😉)
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Magnetic brakes

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5:52 that magnetic drag effect is widely used in roller coasters to slow the cars down without using friction brakes, which require far more maintenance.

[@rishitsood209]

Didn’t really understand that one is it related to Eddie currents in the aluminium

[@Andrew-ep4kw]

@@rishitsood209 Yes, when the magnet moves past a conducting material, it generates currents which generate their own magnetic fields. The two fields repel each other, hence the slowing effect.

[@anupamrana8619]

Kinda like eddy current brakes

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@@Andrew-ep4kw which part of the roller coaster is magnetic? The track or the wheels?

[@Andrew-ep4kw]

@@wouldntyouliketoknowwheath7197 The track. the car has an an metal plate (probably aluminum, it's a good conductor, light weight and inexpensive) that fits in a slot in the track. The slot is surrounded by electromagnets.

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That Laser Refractory On Water Stream & That Eccentric Supported Beam Are Really Cool 🤩

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Just started watching the video. The first trick is cool enough to like the video. Now on to watching the rest of the video.

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I still don't understand why the bottom of a slinky doesn't fall until the top reaches it. I've always found it quite fascinating.

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Could you please give explanations also for the results in the description or something ??

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Can anyone tell me which force makes the slinky rotate while it was dropped ?

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The one with the paper cup is an old Boy Scout challenge: build a fire to boil an egg in a paper cup.

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what is the name of the experiment in 5:25 ? I’d like to try it in my school project

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What tool he used for Coanda effect?

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My Anger had a peak when the magnet was flying towards the MacBook

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Schools don't teach things like this thank you

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If you actually went to school, then you'd learn this ...

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@@gausav9574 no he is right actually we only learn theory not practical 😂

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@@kahaf2915 Go to a good school I guess ?

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Will the air one work with a hairdryer?

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Awesome Video. Awesome Physics. 2 slight things I noticed, and forgive me, I'm a teacher. Misspellings: Should be "Reflected" in the laser water, and "Oppose" in the magnet/aluminum part. Keep it up!

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How does the match one work?

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Very good demo, great video but please give more time to read the text without needing to pause the video.

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so instead of a glass filled (fiber optic) cable, could you use a liquid filled one for data transmission? i'm sure someone already thought of that and prob doesn't work as good as glass being glass is prob crystal clear?

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The glass is incredibly clear. Also the water might escape...

[@byrongood5010]

If the bottom of the slinky isn't moving due to the spring tension holding it up, then the top of the spring must be accelerating faster than 9.8 m/s/s. You should do that again with a scale of some sort to find the rate of acceleration of or the top of the spring

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Or drop a ball at the same time.

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3:12 eureka! air pressure is what i need to make my sausage stand tall.

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Most of them experiments are which we study in class 11 and 12

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Bro can you please explain the science behind the formation of a vortex /tornado in water by using magnets on the side of the glass in your upcoming video..... Please!! And please do that experiment as well..... Pls

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What if we add lil mass at the end of slinky.

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why when i was studing school years our teachers doesnt show such as experiements

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2nd one 😳 cucle of transforming tension . 🤔 Reply me science behind the 2nd exp.

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Can someone explain me why does the bottom of the slinky don't fall until the top touches it?

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5:40 when you r speeding and suddenly saw a cop car 😂

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Physics should be taught like this

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Pls tell me what is comrade effect

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Can anyone explain the slinky free fall?

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@7:55 What is the use of that white string?

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The Coanda effect! That's how they levitate objects in the ISS.! HAHAHAHA

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I will never understand how the spinning wheel is defying gravity although I basically know the physics behind it.

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8:50 what is the name of the object please tell me

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Amazing

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i think its total internal reflection....but only cos im doing a practical on it right now

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Why doesn't it fall the entire object in the last part? And doesn't the water come out of the hole in the paper glass?

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[@MrVitaDani]

I have to ask, with the slinky video. Doesn't the fact that the bottom of an elongated 'falling' object not falling until the top of the object reaches it, disprove the concept of "Spaghettification" in regards to a black hole's intense gravitational pull. I've always been a skeptic about that idea, and would love more detail about how that's supposed to work if a slinky seems to defy it.

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Depends on how dense the object is. With black holes, the increase to distance ratio is really high. With earth, much less dense, with much less mass, it’s far lower.

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