How to Make a Non Stop Heron's Fountain

Make a non stop water fountain out of 3 plastic bottles and straws. This really cool self pouring liquid science trick is a great experiment to try at home. More Science Experiments here: • Fun Science Projects
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[@DaveHax]

More Awesome Science Experiments Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5quf5aIdt50e6c

[@reemissa3029]

Wow awesome pretty cool huh sticker

[@kepsiyee4416]

Pretty Sus Huh?

[@kepsiyee4416]

@@reemissa3029 ;A;

[@reemissa3029]

@Yourname Here there is no need to be rude...

[@vn6191]

DaveHax thanks you❤️👍

[@nemod3338]

"Non stop" is a massive overstatement.

[@noobninja84]

yep

[@anafghhselena]

Until i see the step you should put back the water from the bottom.

[@michaelwaters6829]

Did you think he beat the 2nd law?

[@user-et3cy4ys5i]

You can manually make it non stop😂

[@coolriza4]

Ngl, they had us, completely this time...

[@superchazney198]

"and restart the fountain" .............Non stop fountain....

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

Fountain by lidl

[@20alphabet]

Anyone who steals hacks and ideas from other videos can't be the most truthful sorta guy.

[@thatbee4923]

if you get all of the water levels correct and your seals are perfect then it goes forever.

[@20alphabet]

@@thatbee4923 That isn't in the video.

[@youoweme1721]

Because there is no such thing as perpetual motion

[@DeuceClubs]

A non-stop fountain that stops on its own. Marvelous.

[@Quapadople]

Fascinating🤭🤭🤭

[@A340_Plane]

mind blowing 😱😱😱

[@TheIdeasGuy]

It sure is non-stop! (Until it stops, but we don’t talk about that).

[@serek1d]

its non-stop for 5 minutes

[@kahliaelijah]

@@serek1d what

[@a.m.studios6126]

clickbait, sadly.

[@rudolfffffffffs]

He so nice

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 😚

[@tomdoritos3568]

Title : non stop fountain Guy "when it stops , reset it" Me "hol up , wait a minute...something ain't right"

[@cosmealcantar9396]

Yeah I know it not nonstop like a hourglass

[@cosmealcantar9396]

But in water form

[@SatishSharma-nm4pg]

Self perpetual motion is impossible

[@WraithLK]

@@SatishSharma-nm4pg I wouldn’t say impossible. Just look at those experiments done with water on the space station

[@hhfireworks9294]

@@WraithLK well, that´s kind of perpetual motion, but not really since you can´t take more energy out than you put in (wich is ofcause impossible)

[@babydollzx10r15]

That is so cool, thank you so much for explaining it also… when you got to filling the water part I thought to my self “oh no I’m gonna have a hard time getting this right” but then when you said “ let’s see how it all works“ I was so excited I really wanted to know how this worked

[@theJeltzer]

Ah , I love the smell of breaking the thermodynamic laws of physics in the morning.

[@PackerBronco]

Great video. Made one based on your design. Just a few comments: 1) Get bottles with flat (or nearly flat) bottoms. Don't get the bottles that have the 5 or 6-star bases. It's more difficult to make that top cap airtight 2) Take off the labels before you begin constructing the fountain. I recommend goo gone and vegetable oil to remove all traces of the glue before you begin. 3) Trying to drill through the hard plastic base of the water bottle is difficult and frustrating; it's much easier with a soldering pen to melt open a hole and then you don't need a large hole, just two straw-sized holes to match the holes in the top cap, 4) A better way (IMHO) to splice the straws is with a diagonal cut; the straws can then be connected almost without needing glue, 5) Also use a diagonal cut on the ends of the straws as you thread them through the holes. Makes it a lot easier to pull them through and then once you have the straws threaded, trim to diagonal edge to make them even again. 6) Glue the **** out of that top cap between the seams and the base around the top cap, it's where you'll get the most air leakage. Also, enclose the glue seal in duct tape to add more protection. It has to be completely air tight because any loss of air pressure will cause the fountain to fail. 7) In addition to glue, wrap the middle double cap with duct tape - maybe multiple layered colors for a nice effect. It will make the double cap more firm and stable. 8) Dye the water with food coloring to make a cool fountain and for an even neater effect, fill the reservoir with blue-dyed water and pour in yellow-dyed water. As the colors mix you get a nice shade of green.

[@bhavana1425]

😁 only one who made it successfully can say this.. why don't you make a video of it(just an advice) The most frustrated thing in this experiment is no matter how much glue you use,they will leak 🙃 i tried and lost my interest

[@PackerBronco]

@@bhavana1425 yeah, the glue is where the thing usually fails. I had the best results by using a plumber's sealant.

[@TruGlik]

You actually did try is and have advise for a better result ??😂😂

[@narapsnart]

@@bhavana1425 Don't use glue. Use a silicone adhesive or Aquarium sealant.

[@alishbanathani9625]

If you’re unscrewing the bottom bottle, then just having two holes for the straws at the very top won’t work because the straws will get twisted if they’re rigid

[@natalien.9528]

"If you're uncomfortable using a drill for the hole, you can use a knife" - that seems a million times worse

[@sliceofbread29yrago52]

If your not comfortable using a drill, use a gun instead

[@JayBubblez]

Or heat up a screwdriver and stick it through and move it in small circles until you have the desired diameter.

[@iwothekubat]

Use a lighter to melt a hole

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 😚

[@wimaktas3757]

@@Minavis_Penguin A three year old phone is not that old.. get a grip.

[@Poizon-]

The only reason why I watched this was because it's titled "non-stop" which is usually against the laws of physics? Pretty cool none the less but definitely not non-stop.

[@Poizon-]

@@billygibbs3222 It keeps on flowing UNTIL the water in either of the bottles has run out, which makes it stop. It stops = not nonstop

[@mjyanimations1062]

Energy can’t come from nowhere. It’s against the law of physics

[@LordNefarius]

@@billygibbs3222 what video did you watch? The last minute he shows how it stops after the bottom bottle level reaches yellow straw or top bottle level falls below blue straw, i.e. no more pressure to push water. Hence, not non stop and certainly not infinite.

[@OmarAQQ]

I was just searching for such a comment !

[@sarath1812]

@@billygibbs3222 stupid

[@ftraider8603]

Heron's Fountain is often used as a simple educational demonstration of fluid dynamics, pressure, and the conservation of energy. However, it's important to note that Heron's Fountain doesn't create a perpetual motion machine or generate more energy than is put into it. The water flow eventually stops due to air entering the system, friction, and the loss of potential energy as water flows downward.

[@adhvikchenigarapu4f98]

#neard

[@playingshadows123]

Thanks for explaining this to me! I was a bit confused why he had to reset it.

[@buddhahead27]

How much time does it take for it to stop flowing

[@Lisa-um8mp]

Hi David, great instructional video. If you wanted a more forceful flow, would you make the bottles wider or the straws or tubing? I am making a small outdoor fountain and wll be drilling through a sculpture of a heron for the water to come out of.

[@RayigiriVenkataNancharaiah]

You can increase the capacity of bottles or use more narrow tubes to make the flow more force full

[@Aan-kun]

I accidentally read the title as "How to make a non stop heroin fountain." And I almost had a stroke.

[@Ashwini_SK]

😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍

[@boaz357jachin]

You not the only one, but I just smoke a blunt an misread it...🤣🤣🤣

[@phuonglu1332]

same but i was like: *heck yea heroin*

[@City0fTroy]

Is that why you clicked

[@Aan-kun]

@@City0fTroy who knows

[@mani_6345]

Everybody is gangsta till drill showed up

[@brolee1773]

We dont talk about the drill

[@chad1782]

@@brolee1773 Dani reference?

[@chevybigblock3311]

Hahaha

[@came569]

Ur so right

[@RF_AnishBarua]

Exactly

[@marisadallavalle393]

Not only is the fountain totally wonderful, so is your voice! I could listen all day.

[@barbarab996]

Brilliant, I wish science projects at school had been like this. I would have shown a lot more interest.

[@saanvisivakumar4627]

that is true

[@pruthviteja8605]

Me and my friends decided to make this project on national science day , we are from standard 7th from India

[@aish12343]

Is this project based on atmospheric pressure in straw water?

[@wilfredovoss5100]

I had a “non stop” flight from California to Florida. We just took a break in Chicago for a couple hours

[@yesplease427]

Hahaha

[@macksimized2501]

Wait is this a plane crash lmao

[@bloodlustbeast4507]

@@macksimized2501 how is that funny

[@macksimized2501]

@@bloodlustbeast4507 i don't understand why am i laughing

[@jrviade85]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@faydesworld]

Not gonna lie, I read the title as "how to make a non stop Heroin Fountain"

[@karelanker8811]

Thats the only reason i clicked hahaha

[@lefthandman3558]

Nice stolen comment

[@DoctorDeath147]

Same

[@DoctorDeath147]

@@lefthandman3558 nice stolen comment

[@faydesworld]

@@lefthandman3558 thanks man, appreciate the support

[@Marginal391]

5:49 And a tip of mine ;-) We make the funnel on the top using a larger bottle and voila 🙂 Great fountain thank you 🙂

[@monicaarrudaarruda6723]

Great projects! Love them! Thank you for sharing!

[@topharyanvi1966]

I was watching this video very carefully until he said "to restart the fountain"

[@bigseagull7033]

Making a non stop water fountain is impossible without an outside force helping it like electricity or sonething

[@reaper_playz1163]

I really thought wE found a Way of creating infinite energy

[@bigseagull7033]

@@reaper_playz1163 nah solar panels require sun and so on

[@bryanrose2384]

Fr

[@solrhopalocera5704]

@@bigseagull7033 too bad theyre expensive when compared to traditional methods of energy generation. plus their output isnt as high as the traditional methods would love to have solar panels, but damn those things are expensive

[@diti0076]

If this was “non-stop” it would literally change the world 😂

[@andym.s.5231]

And break a couple thermodynamic laws with it

[@zaucethesaucebauce527]

Yeah, hook up a generator to it with a paddle or something infinite energy

[@birdchip585]

@@andym.s.5231 how would it break thermodynamic laws

[@qwart22]

Ezekiel Colcord he going to space jail

[@andym.s.5231]

Ezekiel Colcord conservation of energy This is nowhere near to a perfect isolated system in which all energy and matter stay within the system. Energy is lost when the water rubs against the air by friction! Or by radiation or whatever If it kept going forever not only could you _create_ energy by attaching a generator as previously said by another commentator, but in it of itself it could ever only produce enough energy to keep itself running. Think of it as an equation. The best you could get in a perfect isolated system (theoretically), is 1=1 where the energy created by the contraption powers itself and only itself, or the contraption doesn’t lose energy period. In reality it’s 1-(energy loss from non-perfectly isolated system) = less than 1 Which is why a machine like that is impossible here with our understanding of physics, and if you made a machine 1=1 go collect your Nobel prize. Attaching a generator would basically make 1= more than 1 Which just no.

[@Just_Json]

The perfect idea to create an “electric free” fountains.

[@badeugenecops4741]

I read: How to Male a Heroin Fountain. I was like I'M IN! Dyslexia sucks.

[@808aIIday]

at first I was like did this guy just make perpetual motion possible

[@noudhuyben5712]

Same

[@Pannenkaka]

Erich Von Manstein food*

[@Pannenkaka]

Erich Von Manstein No his profile pic is a fish. We eat fish. Fish is food. Geez you got defensive real quickly

[@atlas1165]

KirbyIsHere tf?

[@J7rre_]

KirbyIsHere when i saw this i immediately got it, but that other dude didn’t, so does that mean that HE is a fool?

[@AcoustiClub]

Non stop fountain, until our hand get tired 🤭 just kidding, it is a good science experiment.

[@sarbeswardash2]

Right brother

[@vk-xz1ty]

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[@basematorozco2543]

GET BAPTIZED AND FOLLOW GODS RULES TO GO TO HEAVEN..

[@omaralvarado1080]

It is a good science experiment I don't ever see why your hand will get tired.🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@tryambaknathjha7574]

Don't click on the links

[@marveloussoftware4914]

Wow, you just created a non stop fountain that can stop!! Amazing😅😂🤣😂😅

[@rogeriocarvalho7670]

I love these kinds of video involving science,pretty cool! I loved every bit of it.👏👏👏👏👏

[@natilluminati]

teacher: why are you laughing? me: nothing my brain: how to make a nonstop heroin fountain

[@vishnupriyatummala801]

Haha same😂😂😂😂

[@BaliktanawMinecraft17]

Yeah i mean its ridiculous

[@arturoportillo9299]

How is that funny

[@TheCPtutorales]

@@arturoportillo9299 Because you misspell "Heron" for "Heroin" and you think about how a "nonstop heroin fountain" would exist.

[@arturoportillo9299]

@@TheCPtutorales no I know what it meant but thats not so funny for me

[@Bloomsss]

RESTART THE non-stop FOUNTAIN 😂😂😂

[@paulbetka6477]

Is it really None stop

[@game_r5037]

Lol

[@malatidandgi2404]

_😂

[@theplasmaprince8651]

If it were, all the world's energy problems would be solved. Nevertheless, this is still a cool experiment!

[@minaquintos4444]

@@theplasmaprince8651 agree.

[@SteveH-TN]

Cool physics project & educational. Enjoyed watching and plan to build several as gifts

[@foxzerox1000]

Could you rig this so the bottles are next to each other? Because if so you could make a really compact camping sink

[@ldandco]

For a moment I thought we had a free energy source... until I noticed you had to restart the fountain

[@kanshmama1831]

🤣

[@hermanbarnes1983]

How do you get energy from this lol i want to know how you know that

[@ldandco]

@@hermanbarnes1983 There is a particular type of energy called "potential energy". This is what you get from dams. Dams store potential energy which is transformed into other types of energies used for cities, and among many other things, so that you kids can play the newest PS5 If there is a dry season, dams will get emptied, meaning there won't be more energy stored. If you manage to keep the dam filled "all the time" , the same way this "supposedly" non stop fountain does... then voilá... you've got endless potential energy !!! Got it ?

[@johannv.d1208]

Free energy won’t work and it never will, unfortunately :D

[@ldandco]

@@johannv.d1208 Noooo way ;-)

[@czaralfeojerusalem1252]

I feel so sad when i hear the "to restart the fountain"

[@assassinerage1909]

😣

[@movednewchannelinchannelde5047]

😭

[@marcscattolin1554]

Well perpetual motion machines aren't possible

[@chaosincarnate7304]

@RealArtUplifts But they aren't?

[@nothing-uc4rk]

Hilih sama😭😭

[@lunasworld6475]

A perfect pick of art project! Thanks!

[@harryv6752]

Nicely done. And that old timey sounding piano track made it all the more fun.

[@roncom4321]

i really thought he made a perpetual device lmao

[@damncat2793]

Same

[@vincewayne6339]

Same pff

[@thehum4n]

I was sure there is no such thing as "infinite fountain" we would literally have free energy

[@rocketboyjv5474]

Yeah me too I was skeptical

[@justincyrussbdelacruz5899]

same here

[@harshit3964]

A "non stop" fountain that "stops" after each 2 mins... Lmao.

[@user-iq7xy8is3f]

True

[@restday9006]

It is nonstop restarting

[@imlearningenglish4957]

You can try with liquids with higher density

[@rayid1]

No one can make perpetual motion machine. Because energy cant be created and destroyed at same time. This fountain is one of them.

[@laureen69]

I salute you for saving me almost 7mins of my life

[@Steve-vf7se]

This is outstanding. Long fountain, doesn't stop any time, cool. This invention could change anything, you did it. Crazy thing about non stop water fountain, you drink it🥤. I like it, kinda bit a hard dandy job right there, but awesome

[@aidanwoodward3975]

Pov: You want to make this into a water bottle to have a conversation starter

[@mrmagpie3637]

“If you are uncomfortable using a big drill you can use a knife” I’m loving this 😂🤣

[@hanzlahkhalid3655]

Me: is it nonstop? Developers; it's business.

[@Subhabrata]

Nonstop traffic alluring business, haha...

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

Microsoft version: it is not a bug, it is a feature.

[@allenwasim8855]

best idea very impressed👍👍👍

[@peterrusnak4467]

@DaveHax thank you truly for the turorial I finally accomplished it on the 4th try. This was such a long journey, that i was almost crying cause of the accomplishment. So thanx again and i will try another experiment of you. Thanx Peter

[@MrMasterDebate]

I thought this said “heroin” fountain, and I was very confused

[@TrainsDC]

MrMasterDebate so you’re not the only one...

[@justsomeguywithouthair6222]

Pickle Rick, yeah.

[@AkaObbies]

MrMasterDebate drug fountain

[@ellisonbeck6898]

I would make it immediately

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 🤗

[@wazileiyjh]

at the end...... "and re-start the fountain" me: you said non stop do you?

[@thanosguy576]

"Wait... this whole operation was your idea"

[@brianorozco1074]

wazilei yoon jihoo ironic

[@superchazney198]

I feel like you stole my comment 🤣

[@garsgaming4921]

Lol

[@Luca-pd6bq]

This is the name of the fountain... He wasn't the one naming it...

[@OdaKa]

Not sure what's worse: the fact this video was worded the way it was, or the fact people come here actually expecting a perpetual motion device and think they're clever by pointing out that it's not.

[@im_arya_]

I thought it's gonna be perpetual mechanism.. still impressive work.. great job..

[@lianguini4642]

The fountain isn’t necessarily *Non-stop* but it’s still really pretty cool

[@theflyingcoconut4058]

Pretty cool, huh?*

[@billygibbs3222]

How isn't it non stop

[@lianguini4642]

Billy Gibbs *Bruh* It isn’t Non-stop because he has to refill it

[@alexy33t46]

@@lianguini4642 but wouldnt the process repeat?

[@thornclawofwarriors]

@@billygibbs3222 it literally stops in the video

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

I clicked because I thought that this was actually forever and would never stop. Was disappointed.

[@Snort70]

Bobsyouruncle Wilson yea, this video actually showed a cool piece of engineering. I give props

[@nicolasrobles]

It would defy the laws of physics if it did. Nothing is nonstop

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

I thought that it might have been something like what something spinning would do in a 0 friction environment. It's technically moving, but no new energy is being created. I don't know. Pretty lame anyway.

[@nicolasrobles]

@kyrieclutchirving 7 so you telling me that the earth will rotate nonstop for all of existence

[@shinyemerald3401]

@kyrieclutchirving 7 wrong. The earth is slowing down. In a couple billion years, a day will be 25 hours long. It IS slowing down, it's just that there is vey little friction in space, so it's taking extremely long.

[@edutainment2.07]

It's great fun watching the video. My son wants to do it for his science project.

[@freemanthompson706]

Yay! Promoting science literacy to children (and their classmates) is fantastic. 2-liter bottles will increase the period of the cycle (it will run longer), but keep the straws small. Increasing straw/pipe diameter will increase flow rate, which will decrease the period of the cycle. I hope this is helpful.

[@user-is2tx9fn5m]

It is a very cool thing I could do for a science project

[@jasperbouwdewijns3467]

Thumbnail: easy Me starting the video: it's a f*cking tower

[@hasu-alt]

Relatable 💀

[@Username-vn1wx]

@@Successtack u ok?

[@Successtack]

@@Username-vn1wx i mean no one mentioned easy in this video

[@Username-vn1wx]

@@Successtack he wasn't ok, and look at the name i put, he delted the comment

[@Successtack]

@@Username-vn1wx first you learn how to type english

[@turnerthemanc]

I misread this as "how to make a non stop heroin fountain". My bad

[@poapoapopopoop]

XD

[@mirza6399]

Lolllll 🤣🤣🤣

[@Chlosephene]

Me to

[@vinashak2048]

Its normal for 😂😂😂 chut ke chatore

[@mirza6399]

@@vinashak2048 kiski choot ?

[@PotNatura]

Amazing system! So cool. I wanted to add a system like this in a jar terrarium, with a capacity around 10L. So, my question is, can i reproduce the same system in "tiny" dimensions? I mean, to use much smaller bottles for example. I don't know about physics at all, so I don't know if it matter the size of this "structure" for the water to complete the circuit. If someone can help me I would appreciate it so much. Thank you!!

[@roshansuryawanshi8658]

U can first try with small bottles for u to understand.....n then u can proceed further to make big one..... Physics is just another name for experimentation...😊😊😊 Thankyou

[@OptiMind11]

Not non-stop but its relaxing and amazing!

[@Jiyuww]

I was like "did someone finally create perpetual motion and just put it on youtube?"

[@AA-xk1uv]

ok boomer

[@Jiyuww]

@@AA-xk1uv fine dumbass

[@LetsComment3]

@@AA-xk1uv Dumbass

[@scptime1188]

No. I never take any perpetual motion machine claims with any sense of interest. They're all fake, misunderstandings or misleading. Perpetual energy is like saying 1=2. Input energy can never be more than output energy. In the real world there will always be some net energy loss, but even in a perfect system input will always equal output. Energy is always conserved unless you actively put more in. Which is why all "perpetual motion" machines are either downright fake or have a hidden energy source. The only way motion can be pereptual is if friction is zero. Something can move forever, as long as energy is conserved. This is the case with an object in space, for example, or superfluid helium which exhibits frictionless behaviour. But these things still cannot generate any energy by themselves and so thermodynamics is still upheld.

[@mecurian485]

There's always some moron who tries to get likes by saying something along the line of "why did KZbin reccomend this?" Here's the answer: Who cares.

[@justsomeguywithouthair6222]

I read ”heroin”...😰

[@rosenkehaioff4649]

Me too D:

[@huntsgt]

@UwU h

[@PhysiologyShark]

U blind?

[@20alphabet]

I see addiction in your future.

[@lizzettehernandez86]

EXACTLY😂🤣

[@theplacebeyondthelies2429]

forefathers went into war with tanks, rifles and grenades... their sons today: "look at my glue gun"

[@ItsCommonSenseGaming]

Always the same background music, love it, it is what makes this channel its self.

[@konstantinosmimidis1632]

It is a non stop fountain manually-refilling, actually. Nevertheless, nice video

[@viva9284]

I mean that still makes it a non stop fountain there was nothing incorrect said...

[@liamw.7937]

"AcKsUAhLLy..."

[@sumanacharya8777]

Well yes actually no.

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 🤗

[@mattle841]

"If you feel uncomfortable using a drill you can use a knife" Me: *visible confusion*

[@robobuzzin]

you need a license to operate heavy machinery like a drill.

[@fletcher4098]

@@robobuzzin i don’t think you do

[@hiimryan2388]

Fletcher I agree, robot makes no sence

[@a20axf]

It’s the south London approach.

[@CoasterGuy2323]

@@robobuzzin no you don’t

[@rngsomeone1003]

So is this a perpetual motion machine? Like can't you put a water wheel to get powered by the falling water from the fountain?

[@chingmakchang7414]

That fountain will need someone as standby to make it Non-stop

[@zamri2247]

Nice science experiment, but misleading with the "non-stop"

[@anasmohd7443]

Are you sure it's non-stop , because I'm going to make it now , please reply

[@afzalbhai6746]

@@anasmohd7443 he means it by that the water will evaporat

[@5ksubswithnovideoschalleng981]

Fax

[@Mario-sm9oe]

@@5ksubswithnovideoschalleng981 no it’s impossible to make a nonstop fountain because that would be infinite energy

[@rickmars8581]

@@Mario-sm9oe Not impossible at all. You're living on and in a perpetual motion or infinite energy experiment right now; the Earth and the universe. Just need to replicate that scenario on a smaller scale - and someday someone will.

[@j3054]

Spoiler: This is no science video. It’s a PSA on the dangers of drills.

[@20thCenturySir]

Knives are safe though .

[@blackman4628]

Your opinion

[@20thCenturySir]

@@blackman4628 no they're not im being sarcastic because he randomly mentioned the danger of drills but said nothing about the danger of working with blades. Which is odd. Do you understand everything now, son?

[@JohnDoe-qu5wy]

Non stop... For a second I thought someone managed to break the law of conservation of energy.

[@StarLimit813]

You should be my next science teacher

[@jammer5dryv999]

Now all we need to do is scale this up and display it in a popular mall and BOOM!

[@dominichafer3661]

New product 😄

[@funnybunny954]

Then you got an even more popular mall

[@Elizabethlopez-co7lk]

Or the museum

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 😚

[@davidwooden4175]

If this fountain was "Non Stop" then it would always be working and no need to restart it.

[@RyuuHatake]

Thanks for the definition of non-stop, mate, we had no idea

[@vegavegetavega]

@@RyuuHatake LOL

[@Coquillages]

Also, to restart it, you need to start it again.

[@mntonic]

not non stop

[@sebbeballrog6205]

The title goes against the laws of thermodynamics 😅

[@sanjosepanackel]

I'm gonna use this concept and ask my engineer make a fountain inside my lounge area if possible

[@uwillsoon5136]

Don't tell me u just invented infinite energy ⚡

[@tjenaallamonsterdiggare6577]

Me watching it thinking "Did he really just create an endless electricity source?"

[@nolan5525]

same

[@riverratjack701]

I want to do this on a bigger scale and put a hydroelectric a thing underneath the fountain to see if it works for electricity

[@auhsojacosta1672]

Use the vibrations caused by the fountain to create electricity

[@trendivlogger877]

@@auhsojacosta1672 is it possible to create electricity with vibrations?

[@auhsojacosta1672]

@@trendivlogger877 only a bit on a small scale

[@masihabasi3721]

I watched half of this clip one year ago , now KZbin decide to recomend it again😐😂😂

[@pika3207]

now watch it

[@masihabasi3721]

@@pika3207 good idea,how long does it take for you?😂

[@pika3207]

@@masihabasi3721 wdym

[@masihabasi3721]

@@pika3207 wasn't it clear?

[@pika3207]

@@masihabasi3721 no i was asking what you mean about how long it took for me?

[@sulawesi-steve]

This is a new sorta comedy I can appreciate!!

[@vampdesire9693]

Non stop fountain ⛲ ..... Just u need to "Restart" 😂

[@jazzmaskguy5290]

“Infinite” FRICTION GO ReEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe

[@Anonymous-xk8ci]

he using hax to bypass friction ruless

[@jazzmaskguy5290]

@@Anonymous-xk8ci Yes that must be it

[@ianshi9112]

Not even as much friction then Newton’s laws

[@DaveHax]

If you could invent anything, what would it be?

[@sickpace5447]

time machine

[@vftigar8354]

Houses in space

[@NICO-tj1pr]

Invisibilty cape of course

[@palashsinghal2824]

Space shuttle to travel inside black hole! :)

[@banananananabatmangarcia5673]

Cure for cancer

[@privileguan9127]

Fun fact: Found this video while searching for bongs. This could make a great gravity bong with a few modifications.

[@cuervojones4889]

The cats would LOVE this! LOL

[@Cnrle]

"If you are not comfortable using a drill use a knife" o_O

[@kylebatson5971]

Lol I was saying

[@lukasyt9604]

U_u in sleeping the funky way

[@muzamilmahadi9811]

Actually you can use small round size metal rod by heating first or soldering...i guess

[@rishabhpathak6115]

and even u r not comfortable with knife too u can use riffle..with 2mm bullet..😐😐

[@muzamilmahadi9811]

@@rishabhpathak6115 😨

[@kingkrushaakkdaboss]

Dang I was hoping Dave would be breaking the laws of thermodynamics

[@funtowngames1523]

Hello, I am curious why it wouldn’t be possible, I can come up with some reasons like maybe the drain off of energy or an “imperfection” in the creation (which can mean many things, like come on I’m trying to cover my bases), but I would like your take on it as I honestly can’t think of why a non stop fountain would break thermodynamics. I have very limited knowledge so I might be wrong about some things and maybe it’s really obvious why it couldn’t work like a perpetual motion machine, which is still possible, but hard to make from what I know, but I honestly can’t thank of why! Thank you for reading and for your time! Have a good day/ night!

[@fatalradar6967]

what the name sains principle is this.. like what teory behind water can fluid with gravity

[@presidentofallfoodnice8113]

@@funtowngames1523 petpetual motion machines are physically impossibble. When two ends of water meet it becomes stagnant. Also energy is a thing, sound energy exists i beleive? The kinetic energy will also be converted to sound and some other energy

[@funtowngames1523]

@@presidentofallfoodnice8113 thank you

[@UltimateMegaMaster]

@@funtowngames1523 You actually got the answer correctly to your question. Principally, energy must be conserved. In this video, the water simply loses energy by friction and sound. A perfect closed system can sustain perpetual machines. Perfect here means zero losses. However, in practicality, achieving 99% efficiency power transfer is already super hard due to losses, even in space! Having energy changing back into its natural form is also impractical. For example, we need 1 unit of light per hour to read. Light is converted from electrical charge in batteries. Let say the battery charges up with 10 units of light. If the torchlight is perpetually charged, i.e. using its own light, we cannot use the light to read. Because using the light to read on its own is a loss towards the system. If we use 1 unit of light to read, the battery will only have 9 units left to charge itself up, losing 1 unit of light every hour until it is completely drained. Therefore, currently, having perpetual machine is essentially impractical because if the energy were to revert its form, we won't be able to benefit from it. Maybe in the future we have the knowledge to break the 2nd law. Making more than what it is given. This, however, will cause a massive entropy in the universe. So massive that Big Bang is like blowing bubbles because energy is everywhere!

[@jasondurden7384]

Going for that ultimate crafty interior design

[@BudgetGames69]

0:54 Bottle: Ah, I just love being a water botl-AAAAAH STOP VIOLATING ME

[@---lu7cw]

And to prevent myself from sleeping through the tutorial, I glued my eyes to the screen.

[@sanchit8864]

LoL

[@NilAkash2006]

That's bad

[@spvillano]

Here's some solvent to get your eyes off of the screen. Aiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! Wide awake now! I'll just get my coat...

[@judegalahadreyes669]

I actually wanted a non stop fountain of heroin but this is also okay.

[@stavrosps1238]

there is a very nice way to make it non-stop USE A FRICKIN PUMP! IT IS A SIENCE EXPIREMENT NOT AN ACTUAL NON-STOP FOUNTAIN

[@HowLongDoesItTake4Dads2BuyMilk]

@@stavrosps1238 wooooosh

[@stavrosps1238]

@@HowLongDoesItTake4Dads2BuyMilk yeah sorry this is an answer to another comment i got the joke lol

[@blackthread4717]

JUDE REYES theres nothing stopping you from replacing the water with freshly melted heroin

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 🤗

[@krukroow]

5:24 this is what i’ve been waiting for *physic*

[@fanoelarabemanotrona4685]

wow a NON-STOP fountain! you just need to restart it each 30 sec xD

[@_CROONCE]

The music is taking back my days when I am still watching Thomas and Friends

[@malaysarker6721]

Yeah man.....I too used to see it

[@djjigssurat]

You remembered me again that fav. show... watched it about 9-10year ago😅

[@djjigssurat]

@@titan_777 currently im 24..now count again 😂🤣

[@djjigssurat]

@@titan_777 haha

[@Minavis_Penguin]

Hello! My dream is to reach 1K subs so I can afford and replace my dad’s 3 year-old phone. If you have time to help me, thank you! I promise, Imma make a video a video about it once I reach it as a prove that I’m not lying. Sorry if I disturbed you 😚

[@gen55976]

Just got mine made. Great experiment. Use small diameter straws or it will be very tight to get them in the caps. Thanks for the fun time.

[@_zproxy]

How long will it run

[@ssharma1580]

This is the best, well explained, step by step explanation is best ever found on any of videos I hv come across❤️🙏🙏.

[@srabonichaudhury4494]

My last name is Sharama

[@julieprentice3654]

thank you!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@edwardpaulsen1074]

Heron was a Greek philosopher and inventor who came up with a lot of really cool gadgets using water and air pressure as well as heat activated mechanisms and the very first "vending machine"... The original was actually quite a bit larger and operated for a much longer time... the bottom two "bottles" or reservoirs were hidden from view and so it seemed there was a fountain that poured into the upper funnel but it never seemed to "fill up"... thus why it is called a "Non-stop Fountain" in the book he wrote called "Heron's Pneumatica"... Yeesh...

[@swansong5960]

That was very informative, thank you for that tid-bit. Im not sure why you're so despondent though.

[@t33nspirit3d8]

He’s treating perpetual motion like it’s some sort of everyday concept

[@night5481]

Agreed

[@3MinecraftMen]

What was wrong with the video?

[@lukewhite9237]

@@3MinecraftMen it violates the laws of physics, perpetual motion machines don't work because of the dissipation of energy over time through heat or sound

[@3MinecraftMen]

@@lukewhite9237 Yea i know this but the guy never said it was a perpetual motion. In fact he even shows it isn't in this video 6:00

[@drizzle335]

On a larger scale with a constant water source like a creek or even a natural spring you can make water go up in elevation 10x the drop with a burping check valve. My point is water and pressure and gravity and beating resistance with pressure is pretty cool.

[@thetruthchannel7073]

I really need this in my life..very clever

[@Blitzkit]

"To reset it" You had it me at first. Clickbait :)

[@jackburns6403]

Don't tell me you went into the video ACTUALLY expecting it to go on forever

[@hasu-alt]

@@jackburns6403 well, some people are just declining the law of physics

[@jackburns6403]

@@hasu-alt oh you're telling me! Check the reply thread under Zambri2's comment, had an interesting conversation about exactly that

[@tylerpeterson6581]

Don't cry

[@gitasiewsankar8667]

??

[@PepLevelUp]

I used to watch this channel when I was about 14 or so and I tried many of the thing you do. For some reason your videos stopped piping in my YT recommendation list. But thanks god it did today. Love the content

[@slots-portugal]

1:44 omg what a genius! lol apparently the straw wouldn't enter with the caps in place. lol