AMAZING MAGICAL SCIENCE TOYS TO MAKE YOU SAY WOW!

PhysicsFun is bringing you AMAZING MAGICAL SCIENCE TOYS TO MAKE YOU SAY WOW!
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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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👉🏻 Uplift 2.0
(physics, physicsfun, physicstoy, uplift, solarcell, spiral, helix, kinetic, kineticart, induction, inductiondrive, neodymium, neodymiummagnet, science, sustainability, scienceisawesome, illusion)
👉🏻 Tension Suspension
(tensionforce, tensegrity, compression, structuralengineering, floatingcompression)
👉🏻 Double Radiometer
(CrookesRadiometer, radiation, radiometer, light, lightmill, photon, thermodynamics, kineticenergy, momentumtransfer, angularmomentum)
👉🏻 Heng Balance Lamp
(magnets, magneticfield, magneticforce, kineticart, electromagnetism)
👉🏻 Hand Boiler
(thermodynamics, heat, PV=nRT)
@physicsfun DIY
👉🏻 Disappearing Spoon
(meltingpoint, chemistry, gallium, liquidmetal, chemicalelement, periodictable)
👉🏻 Tumble Rings
(chain, mathtoy)
👉🏻 Paperclip Magnetic Top
(top, spinningtop, newtons3rdlaw)
👉🏻 Spinner Fidget Trick
(spinningtoy, fidgettoy, gyroscope)
👉🏻 Homopolar Motor
(simplest electric motor)
👉🏻 Faraday Train
(faraday, faradaytrain, diy, simplest electric train)
👉🏻 Magnetic Hoops Suspension Sculptue
👉🏻 Möbius Zipper
👉🏻 Chain Fountain
👉🏻 Ring Catch Chain Trick
👉🏻 Nitinol Memory Wire
(nitinol, alloy, nickel, titanium)
👉🏻 Unmixing Density Column: three liquids that won’t stay mixed! Acetone (dyed blue) floats on top of the higher density vegetable oil, which in turn floats atop salt water (dyed orange) which is more dense than oil. (fluiddynamics, saltfractionation)
👉🏻 Diamagnetic Levitation
👉🏻 DIY Electromagnet
👉🏻 Forks and Toothpick Balance
(bartrick, centerofmass)
👉🏻 Equilateral Prism
👉🏻 Lenz's Law
👉🏻 Electric Motor
👉🏻 Self Propelled Homopolar Motor
👉🏻 Self-Propelled Homopolar Motor on Aluminum Foil Racetrack
👉🏻 Bottle, Hoop, and Nail Trick
BONUS CLIP
Hand Boiler (mini version): liquid-gas phase transition. The boiling point of dichloromethane is slightly below body temperature - heat from a hand increases pressure in the bottom bulb pushing the purple (dyed) liquid through the glass pipe to the top.
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[@physicsfun]

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[@vishalvarma2438]

India

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Finland

[@jaimequerol27182]

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[@wasimodoone1]

Earth

[@T3MPLE_]

im from Philippine/Germany Im mixed

[@arichabdeljabar2578]

I love the simple tension suspension, Thank you for your effort to make us enjoy🌱👍💎1:27

[@updownstate]

It wasn't just an effort. I did enjoy, and subscribe.

[@princesslisamarie7860]

I’m pretty good at this kind of stuff but I just can’t figure that one out!

[@divineangel606]

@@princesslisamarie7860 I just made one at home in 5 minutes

[@lluhu]

Its the magic of equilibrium. The body above is suspended from the one below in the central cable just like a lamp hangs from the ceiling. However, because of its strange form, the body above would not be stable in its right position by only hanging from the central cable, so it needs three other cables to stabilize it. in the same way you anchor a tent to the ground for it nor to fly away. Beauty.

[@jamesmasters3316]

Same as the last, spin the case, the outward force will push the ball out, to the ends of the grooves, and the same outward force will push the coin out of the case. Or use a magnet to keep the balls to the side and flip over to remove the coin. But I believe the spinning method will due nicely.

[@neehartiwari7047]

Hope people like you exist even when I grow up. You are the best sir!!!!!!!

[@michaelderosier3505]

Absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing :)

[@bestamerica]

' very good and fun to learning about physics

[@allensmith342]

Learn about physics by buying useless junk. You're a real moron... even your picture proves it.

[@xperiment1135]

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[@magicsathish1]

Answer. Spin the disc co axially The balls moves side wise due to centre fuegall force then the coin drops down

[@indusreekumar36]

sathish kumar wot

[@Tamaresque]

The spinner trick: when I was attending my motorcycle course back in the 1980s, my instructor did the same with a motorcycle wheel. He suspended two long looped strings from a door frame, hung the wheel by its axle, then spun the wheel and removed one of the strings. To our amazement the wheel stayed upright. He said it was equivalent to spinning a gyroscope. The point was to say that it's easier to balance a motorcycle once you have a bit of speed up.

[@naseemtariq8732]

I had done some of them in school but some others were a treat to watch, I loved them, nice compilation.

[@-NguyenVanHoa-A-dl5is]

I'll take your entire stock!

[@normanwiltberger6329]

I loved physics in college, but that was years ago. This video was fantastic. It brought back a lot of great memories. And the music was perfect for these demonstrations. Thanks for all of it.

[@Manuelordorica880]

These demos hold exciting promises. Thank you.

[@NightBazaar]

I absolutely love seeing things like these. And the music is great with an entrancing sound and beat. Makes me want to get up and groove. I'm subscribing to this channel. I don't want to miss any amazing items like those shown in this video.

[@ManualdoMotorStirling]

Great video, very profitable 15 minutes, congratulations and success. Leandro Wagner.

[@physicsfun]

Thanks for visiting @physicsfun :)

[@saquibakhtar7763]

You brought the child inside me again. You r awesome!

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

The first one. I found the spinning anticlockwise more relaxing than when spinning clockwise.

[@Kucero]

12:37 "Two's company..." I wasn't expecting the tranquil continuity to be brought to a screeching halt with the introduction of a third party, but for some reason, it gave me the giggles.

[@richarddrice57]

Haha, in the 70s I sold Hand Boilers in a toy store, but then they were called Love Meters.

[@Smiling_BEAST]

yeah

[@chrisatkins5931]

Great vid for enquiring minds. Can we get explanations for more perplexing phenomena?

[@chetananam475]

Yes. Definitely! Explanations accompanying the video serves the better purpose of learning and understanding. Just being astonished for a lifetime by watching amusing videos is just the same as watching special effects movies. If entertainment is the sole purpose of this website our opinions don't matter.

[@h.k.7109]

Einfach großartig-meine Schüler waren fasziniert von den DIY Experimenten. So macht Physik Spaß-sogar in einer Förderschule!

[@billnunley1470]

Very cool toys. I just tried to create the simple monopole motor the other day but didn't have the correct wire

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

6 yr old would be mesmerised. All parents should buy these beautiful gadgets.

[@user-or7is1tl3p]

Not gadgets : device

[@athariq8828]

I am from indonesia i like your content😁👍

[@dimmoos757]

Physics for ever! thanks for your videos.

[@fortunato1957]

Perfect for relaxing!

[@cshula1]

This is going to drive me NUTS!! I can't figure out the ring catch chain trick - even in slow mo!

[@paulsomwaru4666]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV6plGNujZppiJI

[@Rvc546]

Chain gets around the ring creating a loop... He drops ring at an angle which hits the chain... The loop is pretty big same as chain rainbow.

[@hellishgrin4604]

I've always wondered if you could use that "hand boiler" system to power a water tower with ground/sun energy, that then flows back down to the grown as the elevation cools it, and turns a generator in the process. But I'm not sure how well that works on a larger scale, or if it's technically very efficient.

[@sanakiddy2883]

It wont work bcoz..you need enormous amounts of heat energy and source to provide that heat. It is indeed again will become a steam engine in reality.

[@roywright3299]

Your videos are great.....very entertaining. I can watch them for hours. Thanks for sharing them.

[@SrinivasaMj]

Really amazing, Both myself and my 6 year old son waiting every week for your new awsome video...

[@greatjassii]

Who bored sitting home n watching this quarantine time 😀

[@conordelaney1474]

Psychoman meeeee

[@DWal32]

me :(

[@DiggitySlice]

Have fun the next 6 months

[@cheesefries7174]

😞

[@sillyoldfrog]

I thought I was the only one that didn't have a life.

[@michellehay3639]

When it didn't make me say wow I was starting to get suspicious

[@soladissofia2260]

The video is great and the way that the physical phenomena are shown also but the thing that really make the solder is music! ❤️

[@eduardoortega8553]

Muy interesante, gracias por compartir ! Bendiciones ! Muy inteligentes ! Ánimo ! Diviertanse !

[@woowooNeedsFaith]

Hang it vertically in the air by holding its keychain loop. Give it good spin and the coin will drop when ball bearings clears from the way.

[@poonamjaswal8524]

Centripital force does allow to drop it

[@miduck2941]

8:33 Yugoslav would like to buy it

[@royrice8597]

I am going to run that music through my amp and try it for background. It’s weird but very interesting!!! 👍👍👍

[@petergambier]

Thanks for these great visuals.

[@purbish1631]

I’m loving the softer, more relaxing music! It’s very nice

[@SuicideKing777]

The tension suspension! Even tho i know how it works it still his blowing my mind!

[@johnme60]

pls explain me how it works?

[@standoughope]

​@@johnme60 Look at the small chain, the top piece is at the bottom meaning it can't fall straight down without tipping, the other chain's tension prevents it from tipping.

[@anitb1874]

Its nice to see the physics concepts in textbook used here...

[@tiendatnguyen7983]

such wonderful mind could have created these things

[@exzardwave1166]

This is really "wow" Also the music you can used in this video, may i know what the tittle of the songs of this video☺

[@MCRhythmicOfficial]

The songs are in the description 👍

[@calyodelphi124]

Probably a bit late on the draw here but OP has all the music listed in the video description. :)

[@AwesomeStuff91]

This guy invented a lot of stuff without stopping to think whether he should

[@biot2156]

Not invented... just demonstrated in a simple yet interesting & informative way. Most of these are several decades old --if not a couple centuries!!

[@PraveenKumar-hf9io]

And the music thing is the best idea ....it makes video even more blissful

[@you2tooyou2too]

re: 0:55-1:30 'Tension Suspension' becomes less confusing (less fun) if you make the bases simple rings instead of triangles. re: 14:19 'Remove the Coin' ; same as the bubble trick. re: 14:30 This glass orbs device is basically the same as the 'hand bubbler', and the 'Love Meter' of the 1960's, depending on temperature variation in vapor pressure. fun stuff!

[@user-nh4sg6ql7m]

*Супер!* 👍

[@TheebayOffroader]

So that's how uri geller bent his spoons.

[@alexlebedev3201]

Thank you for science and music!!!!

[@acoryw]

that was rather enjoyable! 👏🏾

[@JSiuDev]

14:15 Hold the key ring and flick it.

[@commandops4821]

it's just spin it but yes that's the trick

[@isra7644]

It make the balls get thrown side to side and make way for the penny to fall

[@freesoul9324]

You only have to get a magnet to pull the iron balls away, and Walla.

[@farrellmwakisha8385]

@@freesoul9324 only your hands allowed

[@sabrovlogs700]

15:05 just spin it with the handle, facing it downwards, then it will fall automatically? i guess?

[@jordanwill7233]

Makes sense, centrifugal force should keep the balls out of the way

[@ujunglangit9332]

Amazing.. luar biasa.. from Indonesia

[@primocafe4740]

Nice vídeo top eu amei nota dez irmão parabéns

[@jeannesanjuan]

I've seen this trick from Daily Dose Of Internet from 8:23-8:30. My favorite toy is the self propelled homopolar motor.

[@ramonadavis3411]

mine also, i was thinking custom paint and have races with them.

[@DeeZnuTs-db2dz]

8:24 imagine if those things could get amnesia

[@78dentedhead]

suspend the device from the ring and spin it. Centrifugal force will make the bearings move to the outer part of the slot containing them, while the coin in the centre will merely drop out.

[@MrSuperMole]

Very interesting!

[@ToeCutter454]

the "hand boiler" toy is most commonly seen in those "drinking bird" toys

[@pierrec1590]

About the music: That's ok, I just cut the volume down to zero...

[@brucegordon7248]

I did the same thing.

[@chubob73]

uhm.. whaaaa???

[@Bibibosh]

There are two types of people. You and me!

[@jorqui967]

It's not that bad. 🤔

[@jarryvidal269]

Yes

[@fernandoolguin1107]

Pense que hibamos a aprender a hacerlos, estan muy bien es pura ciencia.....

[@dvrm13579]

very intresting and inspiring physics tricks, , it has to be made a curriculam to students to understand the principle involved .

[@updownstate]

Makes me miss my father the scientist who taught me about Mobius strips, prisms and radiometers.

[@maxiepattie85]

Mine only taught me how to curse, drink and fight (pretty good at it too)

[@updownstate]

@@maxiepattie85 I want to learn those things.

[@maxiepattie85]

@@updownstate you roll me. I had good folks. People trip out on the whole "may I" thing now. So Old School

[@updownstate]

@@maxiepattie85 You must roll me good bc I don't get your meaning.

[@maxiepattie85]

@@updownstate 💋😘

[@krishanu29]

Yes i love these type of musics.

[@everydaycompress4259]

chris ramsey first trick to solve any small puzzle ...SPIN IT ;)

[@frunshi]

great ideas, real fun to watch and inspiring

[@physicsfun]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aries2550]

I didn't like the music that was playing around 9 min. Loved the video!

[@arnoldngwu]

If you had maybe told us what was actually going, it would have been really helpful.

[@normanacree1635]

I agree. Some of them I know from teaching science but it would be nice to know what materials were being used and even where to obtain them. Without a name, you can't order them. Very interesting, at any rate.

[@HepiKurniawan]

Cool man! We have to know those

[@ella8018]

I highly recommend you to make 1 of those for me😍

[@user-vu3pd5ly8c]

Вот уж правда: чем хуже учишь физику в школе, тем больше вокруг чудес.

[@acequiniekookie3264]

Uhh translation? No other countries allowed only english how do you even read

[@runner_4241]

@@acequiniekookie3264 Translation: "This is true: the worse you teach physics at school, the more miracles are around"

[@vilasboas0306]

Muito bom!!🇧🇷

[@bobwoods5017]

I still have a radiometer my grandparents bought me in 1962 at the observatory in Reno NV. One of my 1st memories and last memories of both of them. I was 3 or 4.

[@physicsfun]

Thanks for sharing :D

[@diegorafaelmacieldemoraes5572]

5:08 --> Music perfects!!! (in my opinion) 5:07 --> Is it necessary only one tube with the corner magnectic to do it?

[@user-zi1nz7tc4f]

Фрагмент 12:38 "третий лишний" и здесь сработал.

[@user-zi1nz7tc4f]

@@user-dg9fl2es5p а выкинули-то всё равно одного! Не удержался😁

[@hugow3266]

When the previous answer is the same as the New riddle

[@Krasnovosti-ru]

I love physics!

[@coleanderson7829]

I love your vids and the music oh, and merry Christmas

[@vivimannequin]

3:23 I have a ring made of gallium

[@pavanlahubande4100]

So god bless you, if it survive till you read this reply.

[@vivimannequin]

@@pavanlahubande4100 ?

[@karank6097]

Answer : Jerk that down to gravity 🤔

[@mahabharath7136]

ஆம் மிகவும் கடினமாக கீழே இழுக்கவும்

[@mahabharath7136]

Yes pull down strongly. Or hit hard from the bottom up.

[@user-vf7fh4vm8o]

Давно с таким удовольствием ничего не смотрел. Опыты с оптикой и некоторые с электричеством помню со школы

[@rondyson8323]

I was trying to think of something clever to say , but really , it's simply " I LOVE SCIENCE " lol

[@shutii9165]

5:08 no it's annoying. I always mute your video because of the background music. Change it to like chilling music like relaxing.

[@eugenelam7242]

*why would you be so mean*

[@eugenelam7242]

when its calm music its *EVEN MORE WORSE*

[@shutii9165]

@@eugenelam7242 Calm is better than annoying so I don't know where you came from.

[@musicrolls7511]

You taught me the things which I don't know great applause 👏👏

[@Pupkin_1998]

Физику нужно знать

[@user-rh8ps1xz1x]

Чудеса! Как интересно!!!

[@techo7488]

12:20 that reminds me of the buffering circle

[@krishnakumarsingh6573]

6:54 Whatever.... 7:08 Wait, what?!??!!!?

[@Tricia_K]

I watched that so many times!😮😮

[@jonathanmonroy1259]

Homepoeple had them back in the days!!

[@gamerguy7505]

OSM. I got some ideas from this for science experiments

[@nanmonstaway3599]

5:10 yes music is a solid choice

[@kacper_le]

Homopolar motor❤

[@bmilano1580]

lubiezime fortnite Was my favourite, too. Together with the levitron.

[@samrao1981]

U amazed me by showing these tricks.flawless

[@keep-ukraine-free528]

Solution to the "Remove the coin" trick (object): spin it holding the keyring at top. The tiny marbles blocking the coin will all move to the sides due to centripetal forces, leaving the bottom open and the coin falls out. YAY!👏🧠

[@cloudsgamezz]

ANSWER: Put your finger in the ring and spin it. The coin will automatically come out!

[@cloudsgamezz]

@Dylan Garcia How is that dangerous?

[@johnfranklin4038]

@@cloudsgamezz Dylan misunderstood how it would be spinning. The plastic would be hanging from your finger and spinning on the vertical axis from your finger down to the plastic housing. The steel balls would be pulled apart by centrifugal force allowing the coin to drop straight down. Dylan probably thought you'd be spinning the plastic housing around your finger but that wouldn't pull the balls apart, it would force them together.

[@cloudsgamezz]

@@johnfranklin4038, I meant to spin the plastic thing with your other hand holding your finger horizontal, not to spin it around your finger. Now I know why that'd be dangerous. You might hit yourself in the face with the coin if you spin it around your finger

[@cloudsgamezz]

​@Dylan Garcia not if you don't spin it like a helicopter. Okay, let me explain it the easy way for you: Hold it from the keyring and suspend the plastic part. There's a bearing between the keyring and the plastic part that allows you to spin the plastic while holding the keyring. Now, if you spin the plastic with your other hand, the steel balls will be pulled to the sides due to centrifugal force. And boom...! You got your coin back.

[@cloudsgamezz]

@Dylan Garcia cool!

[@gigawatt6018]

My opinion on the music: Too much *flute* .

[@gilessmedley619]

Angelic Wolfman - Needs more cowbell !

[@gigawatt6018]

@@gilessmedley619 *O h M y G o d Y e s*

[@cyruswahome6289]

From Kenya ... Loved the music more!!!

[@tobiassicoi7973]

im from spain, and this is the best chanel

[@afloyd4976]

Ignore the music haters. They like bagpipes. Probably over stimulated Autists. The music is just fine! Snazzy instrumentals with no singing.

[@kilroy2517]

Not a music hater, i do like bagpipes, not autistic. That music sucks, and it's the S/W modified drum that's irritating.

[@rodgerearll3912]

Double wow. That is some kind messing cool movement!

[@JudithJongewaard]

Excellent 👌 keep them coming !

[@CHONcorp]

Spin is a good trick :)