Can I levitate on Neodymium magnets? Magnetic levitation!

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[@brandon3872]

4:38 , yes. You're welcome.

[@lerneninverschiedenenforme7513]

best comment!

[@josephdoiron8376]

I have brainstormed some interesting ideas for instruments that would be interesting to watch using magnetic principles. I have to give this gentlemen props for actually going through with it. That costs quite a bit of money and time!

[@galgrunfeld9954]

I'd like to see youbuilding a chair with an electromagnet whose height can be adjusted by controlling the current passed to the electromanget - I think that'd be super cool! We could have levitating, height-adjustable furniture! Imagine a levitating standing desk!

[@jondo7680]

Nice way to die from an power shortage or empty batteries.

[@phumgwatenagala6606]

Imagine your electricity bill 👀

[@frallorfrallorfrallorfrall1859]

i laughted bigtime when all screws in the box leaving the box hahahaha:D

[@Fizziac]

Good work! They look like some seriously powerful magnets!

[@hamilderen259]

This actually has a lot of practical uses. A bycicle seat for example.

[@EvilNeonETC]

I imagine this would have much more stability if you had angled the magnets slightly inwards at about 2 or 3 degrees, and have 4 or 8 smaller magnets interweaving the bottom, faced outwards for rotational stability. Might try this on small scale sometime.

[@michaelbanville8029]

Yes. Please. More videos using those magnets and or any other magnets. Bravo.

[@RamanSharma89]

This is amazing bro... it deserves much more views.

[@Hewhois82]

Nice work bro. This was a dope video real talk

[@bruceyoung565]

Keep up the great work

[@bharathtrevo6281]

Great work sir

[@TrolleoMcTroll]

Looks more like its hanging by the 4 wires like a hammock

[@toihin5500]

I agree. Best commrnt on this video. This is not levitation lol.

[@RafaelRabinovich]

Looks wonderful and I am thinking about what practical uses could this device lead to

[@edwardrowland1853]

Very good video! I've been interested in the maximum loads that magnets can lift, for some time. I will be watching in future too.

[@vk270575]

great video, thank you!

[@SolarWarden613]

Excellent work scientist

[@coconut6680]

So cool. Keep up the good work

[@BearBearandhat]

Diamagnetic materials might further your knowledge in levitation and would make for a great watch to. Keep up the great work 👍

[@michaelwang4102]

Nice job!

[@-Night-Is-Dark]

Awesome bruh! I was thinking similarly to explore magnets potential to perform levitation

[@scottg4523]

Dude, Super cool, but maybe check out some basic woodworking vids, and go a bit more pro? lol, fun stuff!!! I have also been experimenting with Neodymium magnets lately. A "favorite" aspect of using high strength, is how dangerous they are. I am accustomed to working with very dangerous tools (welders, ironworkers, lathes, all sorts of saws, etc.), but the magnets are an entirely different beast. I've given myself a few bad pinches, but no ER visits so far! lol. I am thinking about a crazy-ish project to float my entire 2 person sauna on a magnetic platform, maybe using plexiglass as parts of the base, so the air gap can be seen. Keep up the wacky projects!!

[@williamleoppky661]

This idea is very interesting to me! I have been considering the same thing for a one person a homemade sauna inside a 3‘ x 6 1/2‘ x 8’T room. In my research I have discovered that powerful magnets such as these lose their magnetic attraction/repulsion at around 80°C. 😳

[@PRACTICALLIFE7989]

great work bro

[@yveskone5638]

great video

[@shawnwatson5372]

nice job.Where did you get the megnets

[@GenesisFont]

Thank you for the science. One like for this video.

[@anttumurikka8728]

you are magnetic mad guru of the century

[@JollyPeanut]

Cool video. I wonder if a disc of ply wood with hole in center and a vertical pipe held in the ground and no cables would maybe work...

[@kreynolds1123]

Jolly Peanut, one needs to keep the magnets aligned. One might use two or more pole shafts to prevent rotational misalignment.

[@anttumurikka8728]

@@kreynolds1123 can you use round thick magnets ? any idea how long they last? 2 - 5 years is eu warranty

[@kreynolds1123]

@@anttumurikka8728" round thick magnets" like donut shaped magnets with a hole in the center, sure. Just stick a shaft through the center to keep them aligned. How long last? No idea. But it will depend on the type of magnet, and possibly how much heat and reverse magnetic field they're exposed too.

[@HarryZev]

very cool video. took a lot of work!

[@mxcollin95]

A cool test would be to see how much weight it takes to get the top and bottom magnets to lightly touch. By graphing weight on the platform versus the distance between magnets, you could easily get some good info on magnet force that you could use in building future projects with those magnets. Cool video...I wanted to build the same thing awhile back. By the way, how much did the magnets cost?

[@itsdjdmona]

Fascinating

[@low_battery]

Looks good for sit then meditation

[@mxcollin95]

Awe man I felt your pain at 3:49! Lol

[@szplanet8277]

Wonderful

[@StonedBoyJay]

Great job!!! (:

[@abbasmeraean3643]

Very nice👍🏼❤

[@cutiepiezapzap4369]

was planning on doing this too :)

[@MirageUchiha]

What you mean less than 800 subscribers??? (As of July '20) You deserve more sir. Nice vid.

[@Seeds-Of-The-Wayside]

Thats awesome

[@lasosatr4918]

good job

[@Moist_yet_Crispy]

Would you be able to make magnetic locks? Please make somewhat new applications in which many of us can use magnets like these!

[@Pegasys22]

What do you get when you combine carpentry, science and cocking about? THIS! THis is what you get! And its beutiful.

[@themandarin8289]

If we put magnets underground that is how we could create flying hoverboards in the future.

[@IceyaBoy]

OMG If science and engineer well we can create HOVERBOARDS if magnet is on the ground i wish it would happen

[@sagarsk7249]

awesome man

[@Specialheaddannywolverton]

Awesome from one levitator to another!!1

[@rogerstephens2749]

Where did you find those magnets they would be perfect for a project im building

[@amtechprinters3339]

How much was rated push force in magnets, and howabout our weight? Im building maglev template to another project which have to levitate 17kg, so those details would help me to calculate right magnets

[@ozkarleiva]

AWESOME!!!!

[@robertboritzki2772]

You really built yourself a hoverboard

[@kainzheresuello3983]

I'd like to see my house levitating with the use of super huge magnets

[@armanmolla3589]

bro can you make a magnetic levitation fly shoe try it

[@MichaelHarto]

If you use 8 magnet to levitate and another 8 outside the first 8 to keep it in place without using wires, is that plausible? Or do you need more magnets per layer?

[@andrelc8395]

Amazing

[@sharkwhisperer7326]

I think you should make a flying saucer, only you need to design propulsion system

[@gobblegobble239]

It's all fun and games till it flips over and crushes you like a human mouse trap lmao

[@kreynolds1123]

Should act like a spring. All kinds of recreational activities come to mind.

[@edism]

Great video! Song at the end please?

[@edism]

Subscribed.

[@ddalton8754]

How much did all these materials cost?

[@airborne392hemid8]

I have noticed your build and tried it with plates and magnets along with several types of drones. The drones are mounted on these plates with magnets and the magnets makes it hover . The drone is flying by the plates and magnets not by propellers. Currently building the generator to power all the M drones internal and external power.

[@industrystandard6858]

Can you give me some more info on this? I've been looking into this lately. Maybe a video? Would really love any help you could give

[@aguirresitetraga]

Este hombre es un Pepe Goteras!!! Un manazas!! Si no va con más cuidado, cualquier día le pasa una desgracia...

[@mizzanvlog]

I already subscribed

[@alexsmits1960]

Brig an working magnetic car or locomotive&i will be impressed!but in Japan they allready use magnet levitating tracks&trains!

[@DarkSlayer-xk3fb]

Bring grammar and then I'll be impressed.

[@patsutubehortchan]

Hey there are cross dressers all over the world but that didn't stop you alex.

[@oscaragp]

What would it be required to get the whole arrey static?

[@bluewhiteslingshot]

what is the maximum weight you can put on there before magnets touch each other ?? good job btw

[@bawbawl]

What you think about magnets slowing down with a copper tube? What real world applications can this be used for? Perhaps some kind of weightless transportation?

[@Jay-M7CVO]

Can make a nice magnet bed.

[@Miesn]

Richtig cooles Video!!!

[@gustavourrutia2725]

Hi I want to start making a Levitacion system and I see your invented experiment that works good? Obviously if you install more magnets the base can resist with more weight right? Please let me know if can I making to support 500kg

[@Lvs_90]

Yes, please more videos. Could you levitate a cat on a pillow?

[@experiencedwitness2575]

More magnets!!! 32 Magnet!!!!!

[@experiencedwitness2575]

Magnets *^

[@kees3427]

Hello! Do you know what will happen when you have only one steel cable in the middle?

[@williamleoppky661]

I think it would just “slide off” and try to flip and snap together sending whatever platform right into the ground on it’s edge. Imagine two magnets connected with a string. You have to stabilize them so that they can only face each other in a very specific way.

[@ronaldsneek]

One magnet would do as the specification mentions, holds up to 200 kilograms.

[@kreynolds1123]

Ronald Abelskamp , but even with the guide wires, you'll sacrafice some stability. Moving the lifting magnets further out would give a higher stable center of gravity.

[@Joe-sb4yp]

Im going to make a table with a levatating top but it looks like you had a bit of a struggle just getting it line. I feel it’d be more stabls if you use wider and flatter magnets and a larger quantity

[@YouTubeAccount-wl1ly]

Just wondering if youve been able to achive that?

[@turbo3089]

Will you add a something that will measure your weight before and while you get on it. I'm curious if it cancels your weight. Or makes you weigh less at all

[@kreynolds1123]

booty pirates, cancels weight in that it pushed you up with the same force you push down, but only once you have forced two magnets ever closer that their increased magnetic field strengths are capable of supplying the repulsive force to counter the force of gravity on the mass that is you.

[@bossdawg1677]

I think you should up the magnets strength with copper wire around the magnets or five times the same magnets . I.e. Five magnets as one magnet on all fore ends where you placed your fore magnets at .. you should be then able to lift your self much much much higher in mid air ..

[@summafilm417]

What is the total cost of this project bro...

[@nightchildz3r0]

Makes me wish it were possible to make a magnetic trampoline, using only magnetic fields for tension instead of springs xD

[@coherentmud]

Could have used brass screws. However it's a cool video.

[@oldbrain9828]

and non ferrous tools

[@anilkumarsharma1205]

resistance measures in kilogram or kilo ohm's for your magnetic force used in levitation

[@cyclotechtwister1997]

Hmm, I wonder if one can implement magnets for use as a car/motorcycle shock absorber? And would it be effective and practical.

[@kreynolds1123]

Cyclo TeChTwIsTeR spring maybe, but not shock absorber. Many shock absorbers have real springs for supporting weight, while using something else to disipate the energy in the shock. As for how to absorb a shock, one might emply active control of the magnetic fields through weakening or strengthening electromagnet's magnetic field so that rapid dispalacement of position in the lower magnets do not cause rapid changes to the magnetic repulusion supported platform.

[@kreynolds1123]

Cyclo TeChTwIsTeR, as for practical. No it would not be. It would require massive unsprung weight. Why is that a problem some might ask. Consider a car, as it drives down the road and hits a bump it jimps and the spring quickly pushes the tire back to the ground. If the mass of the tire is 100 times more, it will take 100 times longer to push it back down with the same spring. Ir one could use a spring that is 100 times stronger, but that would also push the rest of the car up as the spring pushes the tire back down. Unsprung weight, is all weight not supported by the springs and works against shock absorbing.

[@nightstarking]

Question if the Earth has a magnetic pull how strong does a magnet have to be to float above it?

[@bloxztr2601]

You could add some cousins and stuff from a couch and sell this for a lot of money.

[@jordonthomas5533]

How do you weigh?

[@nicobent19]

I am currently doing a similar design for a physics project at my school. For the past month I've been trying to figure out how to stop the top from turning and causing the magnets to collide. No matter what I do, they continue to collide. I've tried putting the tension cables in different positions but nothing works. The second I apply force downwards, the top part turns and falls out of the magnetic field. My magnets are 2 × 2 × 1/2 inches polarized through the thickness. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. P.S. I only have 2 days to figure this out.

[@LupeSunglass]

R.I.P. your assignment.

[@titusthetitus2267]

Try to add electricity to the lower magnets. Will it lift more weight? Like 12v?

[@williamleoppky661]

This idea really interests me! How about a poster bed? Magnets aligned in posts.

[@energypuns]

will this cause you to feel lighter? would it make standing for long periods easier?

[@williamleoppky661]

No, the gravitational force acting on you is the same. It’s just like standing on the ground but with some bounce.

[@oldbrain9828]

choice bro :)

[@Arkume8Beltz]

Can use that to jump higher with more magnets?

[@williamleoppky661]

That is an experiment that I would love to see!

[@sohamaj4622]

God bless u

[@DeconvertedMan]

Magnets push on water, since we have some water in us, how many magnets would it take to lift a person?

[@Pepito499]

mmm. An expensive chair?

[@pelipapa]

exactly!

[@deniserandazzo6754]

Yes

[@hush7359]

399!!

[@nickolocco1678]

naruto amv but can u do thissss

[@turbo3089]

I really wish u would put a scale under it 2 see if the weight vanishes or well doesnt

[@bryanandsarahmilam7046]

Good for meditation 🤔

[@kreynolds1123]

Bryan Milam, considering the springy feeling, it might have feeling of instability which could cause one to unconsciously react. Notice the jittery movement at 5:02 . You'll have to focus on relaxing your natural tendency to react. The more stability built in, the less unstable it will feel. So, if focusing on letting go is meditation, then yeah, it could be a new way to meditate.

[@erasethepatterns1]

try halbach array with copper or aluminum floor

[@ikkusoft]

I would love to make table for f**king... I loved ur video

[@ParanoeX]

awesome! but it was still basically touching the ground with those wires though

[@kreynolds1123]

ParanoeX, touch maybe, but no dupport from the ground, except through support for the magnets on the ground that in turn suppots the magnets above.

[@josh-uj1gw]

Wow bro

[@fikmedazeohmyfattun5660]

Use electro magnets but isolate and insulated use programming for bounce

[@daftnord4957]

2 years late. But WHAT IF the magnetic mounted on a giant plate of copper which may act as a shock absorber reducing the minute motions?