Amazing Gadgets That Have Reached a Next Level

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Sit back and relax. Enjoy 8 minutes of oddly satisfying scientific curiosities featuring many mindblowing stuff!
This video contains many interesting science gadgets, satisfying science experiments, innovative science toys, amazing science toys/gadgets and many more DIY, handmade physics toys, gadgets available on amazon, etsy, educational innovations, kickstarter.
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This video contains:
👉🏻 "Courtship": kinetic art from the 1970's- two magnets, counterbalanced, interact chaotically in a dance that is different each time they are set into motion.
👉🏻 Magic Portal Illusion: this astonishing design utilizes the famous barber pole illusion to make it appear as though these colorful strands are passing in and out of a 4th dimension. The mechanical principle employed is similar to that of a lead screw and slider type actuator, except here translating the slider up and down rotates the helical strands at just the right rate to produce the illusion. An amazing 3D print creation of Ada Cohen, expertly printed and assembled by Alex L. Kling.
👉🏻 Perspective Puzzle: twelve flat images, when ordered and spaced correctly, combine to produce this 3D illusion of structure and depth. This vintage toy by Mattel was sold as “Virtual Illusion 3D Puzzle” where the challenge is to scramble/shuffle the 12 sheets and then place them in the correct orientation and order to complete the image.
👉🏻 Gravimorph Spindle
👉🏻 KaleidoFlow Fluid Cell: the phenomenon of streaming birefringence colorfully reveals the temporary shear stresses induced in a liquid by a moving plastic sphere. The “Glorb” device design features a cylindrical cell with polarizing filters as the top and bottom windows and filled with this special rheoscopic fluid and a plastic bead. This assembly then slides into a base with white LEDs to supply backlighting. Many thanks to Laminar Sciences Corp for supplying this beautiful display cell and bottles of KaleidoFlow fluid for experimentation.
👉🏻 Anamorphic Projection Puzzle
👉🏻 Mirror Anamorphosis with a Pint
👉🏻 Kalliroscope with Convection Stand: visualizing convection currents. Invented and produced by Paul Matisse in the 1970s, suspended microscopic flat crystals of guanine reflect light and allow visualization of the fluid's motion. This rheoscopic fluid is special in that the guanine crystals are the same density as the tetrachloroethylene liquid so the crystals never settle to the bottom allowing the fluid to show the slightest movement. The stand is only about 5 degrees C warmer than room temperature- enough to create the convection currents seen here- due a heating element (a simple resistor) in the base.
👉🏻 CMY Color Cube: cube within a cube illusion with the physics and psychophysics of color perception- demonstrated with this acrylic art object. Thin films cover parallel sides of the transparent cube in cyan, magenta, and yellow which comprise the elements of the CMY subtractive color model- viewing the cube through various angles allows exploration of multiple and interesting combinations of the CMY elements.
👉🏻 Rheoscopic Fluid Flow Toy
👉🏻 Viral stuff on internet vs @physicsfun
👉🏻 BONUS CLIP
👉🏻 SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS QUIZ
👉🏻 PHYSICS BRAIN TEASER
👉🏻 Randomly selected comment
Background music by : KZbin Audio Library
1) Liquid Time- Aakash Gandhi
2) Crazy - Patrick Patrikios

[@physicsfun]

Comment "Physics helps us understand our realities" in your language 👀❤

[@alanmott-smith9358]

We have corruption, automation, record crime and famine but good to know the best minds are working on this.

[@Patrocloide]

La Física nos ayuda a entender nuestras realidades...

[@savannahoneil-pindar4207]

_"Cuidíonn an fhisic linn ár réaltachtaí a thuiscint."_

[@underinet]

La physique nous aide à comprendre nos réalités.

[@soliioelei5158]

La fisica ci aiuta a comprendere le nostre realtà

[@jackburton5085]

7:58 In the red parts, both above and below, there is not just one magnet, but at least 2 or more, with alternately oriented poles. So when you rotate the top they either attract or repel

[@Tenshihan-Quinn]

Glad I checked the comments before I literally mimicked what you wrote - I realized that as well immediately. Cheers Jack, ...hope you're taking care of your Green-Eyed woman! ;)

[@totesrando]

They are diametrically magnetized magnets (imagine coloring half of the face of a coin green and the other half of that same side red, and you get a simple visual). When you rotate them around a spindle, they poles either align or don't...repel or attract. (I agree that each piece is probably two stacked magnets for extra strength, and just to wanted to add this info for more context)

[@jackburton5085]

@@Tenshihan-Quinn Gracie Law is fine, thanks, but since that day she and Miao Yin, occasionally staring into space with white eyes, luckily they recover quickly.

[@amauryliscak3938]

accurate answer is there are 2 stronger magnets that always attract because their opposite poles are facing each other, that's why the two red parts always try to attract the other one. But there is also two weaker magnets that either attract or repel themselves depending on if they're facing an opposite pole or the same pole. The fact that two stronger magnets are always attracting each other is important to understand why it always tries to close at first.

[@sdrrshock5594]

I need that 4th dimension portal! It’s amazing

[@Cold_Cactus]

I'm usually pretty good at figuring out optical illusion but that one has me stumped , like I get that its rotating somehow not moving left and right but I can't tell , it just looks like its clipping through reality lol I love it

[@rotorblade9508]

@@Cold_Cactus yes unless it’s fake

[@ColinWatters]

Think I have it figured out. The red strands are easy to understand. They are a set of perfect spirals like a screw thread. On this the black movable ring slides. It has a set of spiral holes to match the red strands. The trick is the yellow central strand. This is or could be irregular in shape. The sliding ring could have a big hole in the middle to allow for this. The yellow strand is connected to the red strands at each end so they rotate together. I have a 3D Printer and it would be easy enough to make one.

[@samanthaqiu3416]

I don't get how it works

[@TeslaNick2]

@@Cold_Cactus It's because the spirals are not moving relative to each other, just relative to the frame. If you only look at the ends, it makes sense.

[@bluecat2991]

The wiggly tube dude actually has some interesting science behind it. Obviously there is a lot of air moving through the dude, and when he is upright the amount of air is not enough to keep him upright so gravity does its thing and pulls him down. This causes the fabric to kink, a process which is more mathematical than physical but it's the same reason you can't curl a piece of paper around a ball without folding. This folding occludes the air flow which moves the fold up the tube dude. The tube acts like a balloon at this point and stands up because the increased air pressure inside can support it with the tension of the material. Once the fold reaches the top it opens and allows the air pressure to escape, repeating the process.

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

1:25 gives me Sorbet & Gelato flashbacks from JJBA S4.

[@ThomasCorfield-r4n]

Physics is one way of seeing a reality.

[@physicsfun]

The whole world is governed by the law of physics.

[@shmendrickswamii5914]

The other two being religion and drugs.

[@adamb89]

Magnets always make for the best toys. Back in high school a friend of mine got his hands on some sort of huge industrial strength magnet. It wasn't neodymium but was still stupidly strong. It took three of us the better part of ten minutes to find a way to get it loose from the side of a dumpster. The fun ended one day when we were walking past a gas station and he for some reason thought it'd be a great idea to toss the magnet up towards the canopy. The magnet ended up stuck to that canopy nearly 20 years until the station was demolished. Even got painted over a couple times.

[@artdonovandesign]

Where is the purchase info for the spinning, illuminated "flower" beginning @5:57 ? The technical and sales details are conspicuous by their absence. ARE THESE BEAUTIFUL, KINETIC DESIGNS SIMPLY PROTOTYPES?

[@physicsfun]

Please read video description for details

[@artdonovandesign]

​​​​@@physicsfunThank you I clicked on the text description but, Nope. Also, there is info on all the other items right up to the fluid toy and then the details just stop. There's no info I can find anywhere and no text/description box on the right side like all the other items.😢 Strange. Is this a prototype?

[@gabrielklanfar5496]

English: "Physics helps us understand our realities" Hrvatska (Croatia): "Fizika nam pomaže razumjeti naše stvarnosti"

[@Tenshihan-Quinn]

Ok, the 4th dimensional one @0:25 is seriously incredible, ...I cannot see HOW it's working!

[@physicsfun]

Magic Portal Illusion: this astonishing design utilizes the famous barber pole illusion to make it appear as though these colorful strands are passing in and out of a 4th dimension. The mechanical principle employed is similar to that of a lead screw and slider type actuator, except here translating the slider up and down rotates the helical strands at just the right rate to produce the illusion. An amazing 3D print creation of Ada Cohen, expertly printed and assembled by Alex L. Kling.

[@renztan4353]

oh boy wait till you see how a barber’s pole works 😂

[@7JeTeL7]

@@physicsfun it would be super helpfull to put some mark on any part of helix, just to see the rotation...even knowing the principle i just cant see the rotation while slider is moving around it...

[@Paul_SD]

I call BS on this one !

[@scottstone3383]

although i've read the explanation here in various comments i can't see HOW the heck the 4th dimension 2-color helical sculpture works.

[@TakeAJokeBud]

Me rubbing my fingernail on the computer screen: 2:29

[@AerisShenlin]

aww. the second one reminds me that I used to have a badge, about 3cm in diameter, which was filled with this kind of liquid and if you pressed on it it changed colours and went all funky. Loved that thing and completely forgot it until I just saw this. The memories! (this was probably in the later half of the eighties!) Thanks :)

[@californigirl]

This is the BEST weird gift list that my odd family will love!

[@oliverscott7424]

Bullets are the only thing that gets fired before they do their job. So with that gun, a bullet at the back tells the bullet at the front to get fired by going to the back of the gun. That's clever!

[@shahriar.rahman]

Thoughtful comment 👏

[@oggyoggy1299]

Clay pots and mugs get fired before they do their job too.

[@John-Von]

People get fired for not doing their job at all

[@Mr0rris0]

​@@oggyoggy1299 yup I thought of a kiln too But you one cupped me with 2 clays

[@koloradokiller]

You also over thought it. It wasn't that deep

[@aaronjohnson2215]

How does this portal work?

[@physicsfun]

Magic Portal Illusion: this astonishing design utilizes the famous barber pole illusion to make it appear as though these colorful strands are passing in and out of a 4th dimension. The mechanical principle employed is similar to that of a lead screw and slider type actuator, except here translating the slider up and down rotates the helical strands at just the right rate to produce the illusion. An amazing 3D print creation of Ada Cohen, expertly printed and assembled by Alex L. Kling.

[@kotyaronuarskiy1812]

5, as always

[@sandrajones1609]

What fun! Absolutely fascinating and inspiring! Thank you for sharing your time and talents with all in this production. Well done!

[@troutbassncat3025]

Perfect 5 for the music. I'll bet the Mini Waving Tube Guy is more apt to be found at Naughty Ladies Parties than any where else.

[@boblordylordyhowie]

With the magnets, no magnet can ever be North OR South they are always both. These are North at one side and South at the other, when they are aligned N&S they attract and when they are out of alignment they repel.

[@richardmcginnis5344]

the 4th item reminds me of the things my older brother used to buy, 4X4 inch cardboard with a 3 inch circle in the center two plastic sides that you touched and pushed around with your fingers with paint or some sort of ink between the 2 slides and it made like tie dyed designs

[@richardmcginnis5344]

the kaleidoscope and the gootubes toy looks more like the items i described above

[@Kazuo1G]

It was one of those As-Seen-On-TV infomercial toys, wasn't it?

[@noompsieOG]

The 3d puzzle is a great demonstration of what I learned when having too much ketamine one time and that in our reality we only exist in one of the those frames and can’t see anything outside of it or perceive anything side on like on the clip . We are all just squished onto one slide but we other versions of use exist on all the others infinitely. Freaky

[@rayleblanc7209]

The answer to the last one is easy. Each magnet is half south and half north. When aligned in one position they repel when turned to another they attract.

[@seandepoppe6716]

🤯 awesome content killer music

[@physicsfun]

Glad❤️ Physics is the best. What I love about physics is that as you learn, you don’t really get answers. You just get better questions.

[@zendorin]

Music is definitely a 5. Good choice!!! 😀

[@physicsfun]

Glad you enjoyed

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

About the brain teaser, are both halves 2 solid magnets or several smaller magnets of varying strengths. I’m not sure if that even makes sense but it’s the only thing I could think of.😂

[@tristanwegner]

Lovely pieces and good presentation

[@physicsfun]

Thanks for liking

[@RoyBattyLives]

You had me at Guinness ☘️

[@oliverscott7424]

Those magnets on the gravimorph are hematite stones. I can tell because of the kinetic banging.

[@dizzy6277]

That 1:50 gravimorph spindle was really creepy for some reason.

[@aidasoto2936]

I remembered all the funny stuff I created with my family "FAMILY MATTERS"

[@trogei]

Fysikk hjelper oss å forstå vår virkelighet.

[@adsasd7907]

This needs more recognition

[@TheRewindKing]

Awesome background music!!

[@physicsfun]

Glad you like it!

[@felixguimb.harder2083]

Vidéo très sympa ! La physique c'est fun ! 😉👍

[@onesp76]

cuatro dimensiones en tres!!!! Es verdaderamente asombroso jajajajaja si que es divertida la física 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@physicsfun]

Magic Portal Illusion: este asombroso diseño utiliza la famosa ilusión del poste de barbero para que parezca que estos coloridos hilos entran y salen de una cuarta dimensión. El principio mecánico empleado es similar al de un actuador tipo tornillo de avance y deslizador, excepto que aquí, al trasladar el deslizador hacia arriba y hacia abajo, los hilos helicoidales giran a la velocidad justa para producir la ilusión. Una increíble creación impresa en 3D de Ada Cohen, impresa y ensamblada por expertos por Alex L. Kling.

[@arnab_blue]

my favs are the CYMK cube & magnet canon... ❤

[@onkcuf]

Love mini tube waving guy

[@racereq7351]

Fizyka pomaga zrozumieć nam naszą rzeczywistość - in Polish

[@bikramdev007]

পদার্থবিদ্যা আমাদের বাস্তবতা বুঝতে সাহায্য করে (Bengali Language)

[@skrunklyA-185nomnomnom]

bro just buyed 1+ dimension

[@aenimalis8079]

.. our perceptions. Physics helps us understand our perceptions. -- Physik hilft uns, unsere Wahrnehmungen zu verstehen.

[@sonushk-yi4jh]

Answer of the quiz due to polarity change once you turn the there N-N polarity repels each other and once you again spin them to S-N they attract

[@mickeyfilmer5551]

Segmented magnets with like poles set at set distamces around each half's circumference and unlike poles at one small area.

[@piyushchauhan1986]

ખુબ સુંદર કામ કરો છો. ભારત થી ખુબ પ્રેમ

[@squidwardfromua]

6:57 this "gun" has nothing to do with Gauss

[@ToninFightsEntropy]

Anyone got an STL for that magic portal illusion or am I gonna have to recreate it?

[@m9jbhakar]

magnetic cannon is key to free energy

[@prome3us550]

Fisika help ons om ons werklikheid te verstaan! - Afrikaans

[@physicsfun]

Fisika beskryf die ware magie van die heelal ❤️

[@SPACK35]

can you tell how to buy kalliroscope with convention stand? pls

[@Petri547]

Fysiikka auttaa meitä ymmärtämään realiteettimme.

[@physicsfun]

Kaunein asia, jonka voimme kokea, on salaperäinen. Se on kaiken todellisen taiteen ja tieteen lähde.

[@jasongalbaugh3983]

You know how to make dreams come true say I'm out loud

[@paulosilva-dm1qb]

I think each magnet is composed of many individual smaller magnets, so they stay in balance while each side is facing the same pole of each other and by the time u turn one of them, its the opposite and them it attracts one another. Did I make myself clear????lol. To explain the fixed distance , i believe there´s kind of a spring to do the job.

[@xcoder1122]

Shouldn't this barber pole thing turn when the ring is getting moved around?

[@samgoogle369]

How did u collect these toys? Can i buy it?

[@physicsfun]

Please read video description for details

[@jimwilliams3517]

4 I find it pleasant to listen to. Good thinking music.

[@physicsfun]

Glad you enjoyed

[@alokkumarmehta9527]

pls reduce prizes i want to buy but prizes are very high for me

[@bak1358]

I was so excited when I saw the price of the shapes that appear to spin. Like $40 - $75. Until I read you have to use their strobe base. Which is something like $700+. My daughter said... that made me a sad panda all day. I agree

[@melisaartemis]

that last one actually reminds me of an intestine...

[@infographie]

Excellent

[@physicsfun]

Physics describes the real magic of the universe.

[@AleksaFemic]

Физика нам помаже да разумемо нашу стварност / Fizika nam pomaže da razumemo našu stvarnost

[@gabrielmondragon3715]

La física nos enseña a entender nuestras (muchas) realidades 👏👏👏

[@RhoTrepaan]

Oh, I mean “Natuurkunde helpt ons de realiteit te begrijpen”

[@physicsfun]

De hele wereld wordt beheerst door de wet van de natuurkunde. Natuurkunde is leuk.

[@RazHalGuhl]

5:54 WARNING! Please don't make this effet again: it could provoque epileptic crysis... (I watched it on a big screen)

[@mttlsa686]

please someone exlplain the 4th dimension pole. I know the thing about the barber pole but i can't understand anyway...

[@marcosmanaka615]

a física nos ajuda a entender nossas realidades.

[@yaniargirov5399]

How tf this 4th dimention thing works ?

[@physicsfun]

The mechanical principle employed is similar to that of a lead screw and slider type actuator, except here translating the slider up and down rotates the helical strands at just the right rate to produce the illusion.

[@jvke7262]

Also where my sibling is from Fysiken hjälper oss att förstå vår verklighet-in swedish

[@SteveLevy-ld7hl]

get well everbody 🥰🥰🥰

[@ElChokin]

Por favor puedes activar los sobtitulos para poder leer tus textos en español? gracias, buen vídeo, saludos. Can you please activate the subtitles to be able to read your texts in Spanish? Thanks, good video, greetings.

[@shadow7ification]

Amesing😊 What music in 2:28, i like it wery mutch.

[@physicsfun]

Glad ❤️

[@shadow7ification]

The music it's "Crazy" Patrick Patrikios🙂

[@heyy1829]

i would buy and destroy the second thing just to see how it works, wtf

[@physicsfun]

Magic Portal Illusion: this astonishing design utilizes the famous barber pole illusion to make it appear as though these colorful strands are passing in and out of a 4th dimension. The mechanical principle employed is similar to that of a lead screw and slider type actuator, except here translating the slider up and down rotates the helical strands at just the right rate to produce the illusion. An amazing 3D print creation of Ada Cohen, expertly printed and assembled by Alex L. Kling. Please read video description for details

[@dangerousfables]

Smart (printed) magnets are cool.

[@gibsonengstrom3821]

Is this the answer to the challenge? The magnets have 2 poles on the magnetic side, opposing poles attract, same poles repel.

[@jesusisalive3227]

The quiz is showing how magnetic poles work.

[@RedGallardo]

What dark sorcery is this?!

[@walshy2116]

"Physics helps us understand our realities" in your language

[@halfdog6479]

Mini waving tube guy!!!

[@Laughing_Central638]

"ಭೌತಶಾಸ್ತ್ರವು ನಮ್ಮ ವಾಸ್ತವವನ್ನರಿಯಲು ನಮಗೆ ಸಹಕರಿಸುತ್ತದೆ "

[@adamjona98]

A fizika segít minket a valóságaink megértésében.

[@tinkergnomad]

I desperately want to know what that "Viral stuff on the Internet vs @physicsfun " things is, and where I can find one. It made my eyes happy.

[@physicsfun]

Novatrope : this electro-kinetic sculpture uses strobing LEDs to animate a fractal inspired spiral geometry- similar to a 3D zoetrope. The shape and motion perceived by the eye depends on the ratio of the spin rate and frequency of the strobing light (adjusted with the silver knob). Each Novatrope comes with multiple 3D printed translucent sculptures (I will feature others soon in future posts) each based on phyllotactic spirals such as the well known Fibonacci curve. A wonderful new type of kinetic art infused with math, physics, and psychophysics by Brandon Keeber and his design team.

[@ASIFANSARIVOCALS]

Bhot hi shandaar gadgets hai 😍😍

[@michaelgautreaux3168]

1 to 5 for the background music? 10 👍👍

[@calculoefisica8851]

Eu consegui definir uma fórmula para calcular o comprimento de uma sombra projetada, utilizando as relações trigonométricas

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

@5:16 - *Rheoscopic Fluid Flow Toy.* _It's what my guts are like when I've eaten a curry that disagreed with me!!_ 8-((...

[@T2169G]

I need the shear stress in fluid display

[@Xaries82]

Ee already got 4th dimension. TV. When the producer make a movie,they include 3d rendering.. So whenever we watch TV or video,we observe it on 4 dimension. If you watching Deadpool,that multiple dimension.

[@RhoTrepaan]

That Portal! 😱

[@pegschwalbach2500]

I likes the music. I give it a 5.

[@physicsfun]

Glad you enjoyed

[@Haiderali-be7bs]

4th dim. is time.

[@ProducerX21]

Background music makes the video sound dated. Not really my taste, but it doesn’t bug me. There are a lot of good songs out there. Try some other ones and see what people like. Cool stuff though

[@pierrejoly205]

the 4th dimension is to hard for my brain to understand

[@jesusdiedforyouproofjohn3.16]

Praise the LORD for creating physics!

[@raziel3726]

Amazing 👍🏻👍👍🏽

[@physicsfun]

Glad! Science is a way of life. Science is a perspective. Science is the process that takes us from confusion to understanding in a manner that's precise, predictive and reliable - a transformation, for those lucky enough to experience it, that is empowering and emotional..

[@YAXHY]

background music i rate 1, is in all of other vides, get a motionarray license it's not that expeniseve

[@ruhsexperimentsgliesperimentid]

La fisica ci aiuta a capire la nostra realtà (italian)

[@physicsfun]

La fisica descrive la vera magia dell'universo.

[@dimadima5298]

الفيزياء تساعدنا على فهم واقعنا

[@vfljedi]

I don't get it. What's so special about that 4D thing? Maybe I am just too tired to recognize.

[@aidasoto2936]

Lo del mini waving guy salio creo de una aspiradora Vachon cleaner creo estoy recordando

[@fatmaamin4630]

Fyzika nám pomáhá pochopit realitu. :)

[@physicsfun]

Fyzika je nejlepší. Stále tolik nezodpovězených otázek. Když si myslíte, že víte, budete znovu překvapeni.