Giant Neodymium Monster Magnet vs Superconductor-Quantum Locking Part 2

[@TheActionLab]

Someday I want to swing on the world's first superconductor swing

[@masonharris6648]

@The Action Lab you should team up with Mark Rober and make an IRL hoverboard and hoverboard track

[@masonharris6648]

Also wouldn’t your butt freeze?

[@FaMon116]

Hey, I asked a question 'Do you feel the weight of the superconductor while holding the magnet' ?

[@sleepywall7294]

Mason Harris but how bout special pants

[@masonharris6648]

Eric Jiang then sure

[@tolostekmannen4153]

Yo this guy seriously lives his life like a game if life had a "sandbox" mode.

[@yawcty6478]

Too true

[@bobthebuilder9416]

Explain plz

[@tolostekmannen4153]

@@bobthebuilder9416 Well you see, in essence a sandbox mode is the circumstances in which an individual is able to alter reality and laws of the game to one's favor with no to little restriction. Now, essentially what he does is that he utilizes the tools given to him by default (of being a scientist he has all these tools that he uses) and plays around with them, just as you would do in for example Minecraft creative mode. The faculty of reaching a higher standard of knowledge and excitement through the means of overpowered knowledge and skill is generally what is given to the player when first entering sandbox mode. Additionally, he is a scientist and have been studying science which explains his intellect in this. However he makes it look so easy and obvious as if he were to be in sandbox mode. That is my perception at least.

[@theperfectpeanutbutterjell7553]

@@bobthebuilder9416 if you ever played a simulation game you would know.

[@hiraya.7854]

i think what u mean is "creative mode"? lol jk

[@brx3649]

A time lapse would be cool observing the superconductor as it warms and the quantum locking breaks.

[@livingiant]

In a vacuum.

[@xijinpinguin239]

Well in the electrical resistance graph in the previous video makes it seem like there would not be a gradual drop, its a vertical line so a timelapse would be useless.

[@paul_warner]

@@xijinpinguin239 it would basically just be a video of the exact moment that the lock broke

[@salvadorarreolarodriguez6165]

@@livingiant painted with Ventablack, in SUper Slow Motion...

[@ostiariusalpha]

@@livingiant How would it warm up in a vacuum?

[@ngoclong2325]

The coolest experiment you’ve ever done

[@masonharris6648]

Ngọc Long I agree

[@rencelen5186]

Yes

[@S8tan7]

Somewhat literally

[@jantski5084]

@@borisgraell no, because of Joe

[@hydraulicfacechannel2147]

MangoPuuro joe who?

[@SILVERSPADES]

Now lets make a hoverboard

[@dizzyflizzy7]

Lexus already has

[@GalaxyAeterna]

Yeah but its not commercial

[@RSCB]

E

[@Boojump]

The hacksmith

[@simperorbubba_link8441]

If we start making roads out of magnets, maybe

[@saqibmudabbar]

Hands down this is the coolest demonstration of quantum locking ever!

[@martiddy]

More like the coldest hehe.... okay I'm out!

[@didinedi8473]

The action lab deserves a big brain award. 🧠 🥇

[@Sid-ix5qr]

"I wanna levitate!" "Put on liquid nitrogen first."

[@anilthale1927]

#CoolScience

[@Sid-ix5qr]

@@anilthale1927 That's literally the best pun ever.

[@grandmastergyorogyoro532]

LMAOOO 😂😂😂

[@Arheidi]

Didn't get it If someone could explain it I would be grateful

[@glitchdinvr4248]

@@Arheidi when superconductors float they need liquid nitrogen on them first

[@MagneticGamesIT]

it seems like magic, sooner or later I will do it also on my channel

[@Irma_Inahd]

A verified youtuber? should have 1000 like

[@icantlivewithoutnesquik2032]

Haha noob, you thought you could get likes 🤭 but you couldn't

[@michaelwoods7770]

The Action Lab: "that's the coolest thing Iv'e seen". Also The Action Lab: looks self in mirror.

[@FixerUK]

Then looks at liquid nitrogen.

[@kjyhh]

in the monitor of the camera, i think

[@mrakoslav7057]

'That is sooo cool' Well, yes... you cooled it down to superconducting temprature, it is very cool

[@sujalsharma7895]

Mrakoslav lmfao

[@didinedi8473]

Big brain

[@mrakoslav7057]

🥶

[@FeatherSlowfall]

If he did this like 2000 years ago in front of someone he would be killed istantly

[@andrewmoore7022]

He probably be killed as a witch if he did this in Salem about 328 years ago

[@LarryAngama]

Jesus was a scientist =)

[@omkr0122]

Or, selected as the supreme king

[@notsoclearsky]

Pretty much any technology you see today is pure magic to even the people of 18th century.

[@obama7699]

This man is slowly ascending heaven..

[@aweeds]

He do be getting his stand [MADE IN HEAVEN] doe ngl 😳😳

[@sci6769]

@@aweeds Pucci

[@ChangeofGravity]

@@aweeds he needs baby yoda to combine his standos tho

[@pemujakufaku2031]

@@aweeds bruh this guy ain't Dio

[@aweeds]

@@pemujakufaku2031 huh

[@FaMon116]

I have a question here. Do you feel the weight of the superconductor while holding the magnet ? So many good replies, thanks. Now flip the question like literally flip it, now you have a magnet at the bottom and a levitating magnet (not a superconductor) on top. How much weight/force would the bottom magnet experience if you put it on a scale. Will it be the sum of both magnets or the magnetic force between them will add/subtract something ??

[@Andreadel96]

Thats a super interesting question! I would love to know the answer to.

[@Ingyer1]

You do.

[@FaMon116]

@@Ingyer1 I guess so.

[@_Killkor]

Yes. Both the magnet and the superconductor are linked via magnetic field. Newton's 3rd law

[@prism2451]

Yes, the superconductor is not floating, it's locked with the magnet. Accept this as a rule of thumb that it's 'impossible' too shield gravity.

[@tom_something]

What does it feel like when you pull the superconductor away from the magnet? Does it feel like there are "bumps" as you drag it along where it wants to settle in, sort of like magnetic parking spots or "local minimums" if we want to be nerdy about it?

[@SahilP2648]

There could be bumps cause magnetic field lines are well lines and are always apart from one another. But I don't think you would be able to feel those bumps.

[@dragosioanilie7982]

@@SahilP2648 magnetic lines are actually a field. We just depict them as lines. Also when you move it up and down you move it along the lines. So you should feel no bumps.

[@SahilP2648]

@@dragosioanilie7982 when you move it up and down it is parallel to the magnetic field lines. And as I said previously you shouldn't be able to feel those bumps. The lines represent the strongest magnetic force (I forgot what its called(flux maybe)) out of a certain area.

[@rubbishui]

@@dragosioanilie7982 but you can see magnetic lines on the surface of the Sun

[@EthanAllred1]

*Make Giant (ropeless) SUPER CONDUCTOR SWING!!!!* Quantum locking swing!

[@Moneybasics1]

Heck Yeah!!!!

[@EthanAllred1]

*That would be Freaking Sweet !!!! And Expensive! And Viral*

[@EthanAllred1]

@Lucas Zhu oh ha ha! Didn't see that! Great minds think like mine I always say. (Humbly)

[@MIGHTYMOBTARDSATLARGE]

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[@EthanAllred1]

@@MIGHTYMOBTARDSATLARGE Swingin' Man

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

0:47 Woah no way!

[@sirgeorgioalastrata4104]

1:35 That is amazing!

[@pushabug_923]

1:48 it's soo cool

[@MammaOVlogs]

lol

[@QBlackDeathQ]

Question; does the magnet take on the weight of the superconductor when said superconductor is quantum locked?

[@jamesbizs]

QBlackDeathQ well unless the magnet is able to create its own anti gravity, I’d say so.

[@Bunchachis]

Sure, sir. Newton's third law says so.

[@mitaskeledzija6269]

@@jamesbizs anti gravity doesn't exist.. only gravity 🤦🏻‍♂️ if it made it's own field it would still be gravity but that is impossible yet..

[@portman3950]

Mita Skeledzija thank you for informing us you smartass

[@mitaskeledzija6269]

@@portman3950 not you just him.. -.- and everyone who uses the term anti gravity...

[@sanchij3029]

Can you put magnet on top of the scale and than this super inductor on it and see if weight changes? I want to see what happends 🤔🤔

[@bricem5870]

Sanchij I would think that it would be heavier but i’d love to see it!

[@fuseteam]

i doubt the scale would register it. btw it's a conductor ;3

[@sanchij3029]

@@fuseteam Ty for cerrecting me im foreign and was too lazy to check 😅😋

[@mitaskeledzija6269]

@@fuseteam yeah how would u measure that 😅

[@fuseteam]

@@sanchij3029 lol

[@regi4268]

My favorite moment was how he just casually put a carrot on one of the magnets

[@kateiry4719]

Magnet: *æügh*

[@mysticwolf2842]

The black disk was not a magnet, it was a super conductor big difference there. Watch the video again to get the compound the disk was made from.

[@Bunchachis]

You totally should make 10-hours slo-mo footage of bread, levitating and spinning inside the vacuum chamber!

[@bradleywhais7779]

It would lose energy, just very slowly. The magnets themselves would add resistance.

[@Bunchachis]

@@bradleywhais7779 it supposed to be a montage tho =)

[@MammaOVlogs]

lol

[@judyofthewoods]

Holy cow, my jaw already dropped seing that neodynium magnet. That thing would pulp your fingers getting it anywhere near a mass of steel with them inbetween.

[@Jay.Harry.WhiteHall]

What are the applications of this phenomenon ???

[@mystcat3]

UFO's, but when the superconductor is at ambient temperature or space

[@gabor6259]

Under the previous video there's a discussion on levitating cars using this technology and maglev trains.

[@davydiver]

Absolutely nothing unless we can find room temp versions...

[@ThisGalaxyCat]

Ah Finally i can see quantum lock magnet again in a long time

[@haydenp2592]

2:38 “Let’s see if we can CARROT stuff”😌

[@lunarpitch]

@EVIL JINIE bruh wtf

[@Justanoobcoder]

Didn't he say "if it can carry stuff"?

[@lunarpitch]

@@Justanoobcoder there's a joke....sure he said carry....but it was a carrot....he was making a pun....just ...*sigh*

[@Justanoobcoder]

@@lunarpitch oh. My English is not good so i thought i heard it wrong

[@lunarpitch]

@@Justanoobcoder oh I wasn't aware, I'm tired....have a good day

[@cernejr]

These 2 superconductivity videos have been super cool! I did not realize that one can experience it is a living room setting. Thank you!

[@Joshixbt]

"So cool" © Yup, that's the point. It has to be very cool.

[@condorcircus323]

Pavel copy righted wow

[@colbyrouth9445]

That is SO cool how it can just float there with nothing but magnetism! One of the coolest tests you’ve done!

[@RoyEmpire_]

Before i watch the video I'd like to say you're really having fun with the quantum lock

[@DJAsHeRMusic]

This is just mental I have seen super conductor going around magnet track before but this is next level

[@sadiqabbaszade4789]

"That is so cool!". Of course it is u took it out of a cup of liquid nitrogen remember?

[@tommylynch7887]

Buh dum chhh

[@MammaOVlogs]

lol

[@martiddy]

Cool?, more like cold!, amirite?

[@rubbishyearsago]

3:38 the legendary bread 🙏🏻

[@jurassi_tv4830]

Love his reactions to everything this dude makes me love sciencey stuff

[@gabor6259]

This is definitely one of the coolest experiments on this channel. It's comparable to black fire.

[@etro2649]

This is why I’m subcribed❤️❤️

[@Voidkin_]

subcribed

[@Ash-ft5su]

Mind blown! Physics is both beautiful and bizarre.

[@Kurtscronicles]

Me : absolutely fake, no way. *puts it in a box* Me : I’m a true believer of the action lab religion🙌🏽

[@chrisawesome3091]

What if you covered the neodymium magnet with a type 1 superconductor, and cooled it to its superconducting point? Would that create pressure on the superconductor, and is the magnet still able to be felt anymore (because the superconductor is holding the magnetic fields inside it and not letting it leave)? Edit: I’m in 8th grade and love the subject, but know so little about it, so if you know the answer and reply, I really appreciate your help and will be sure to thank you!

[@dominikhradil7743]

I was waiting when you start drawing something on that board and suddenly the video ended.

[@AbhishekKumar-jb8bb]

I just came to tell you that on our side it's 3:00 a.m. and I'm watching your video. Love from India:)

[@-1..]

*_What are the possibilities of human research is mind boggling_*

[@blackscoped]

I love how he only uses food to show the super conductor can hold weight 😂

[@CodingWithUnity]

Man i love Quantum locking videos

[@theseed2199]

finnaly im on time

[@caligana]

These latest experiments seem straight out of fiction movies! Pretty awesome!

[@KebabsRock1997]

Shows cool experiment but also: randomly puts a carrot on the superconductor.

[@ihaventshoweredforayearbut247]

What do you expect , this is internet lmao

[@jenkem4464]

Weight carry other than the superconductor material itself is actually a very important topic. I've seen quantum locking before but never with such a large neodymium magnet. The distance you can get is great!

[@poopsiepop4179]

AUƏGH

[@quahntasy]

*Action lab slowly ascending heaven*

[@Nykroma]

"It's like there is a string connected to it" What if there actually was...

[@hongry-life]

String theory

[@nathanm.8823]

You're a wizard Harry! Part 2

[@Helix597]

This was uploaded at 5:00 AM for me. Sleep is for the weak minded.

[@carreview3209]

Me was at 01:05 AM,i live in indonesia

[@motnosniv]

Then why do you keep doing it?

[@EE-op6hu]

thecouchtripper bruh you don’t have to be so harsh . This was released for me at 7:05 for me. Don’t you understand what he means lol he has to wake up to watch the video because he probably likes it.

[@didinedi8473]

6pm in uk

[@T3hN3wB]

That was pretty cool, I really liked you showing how far you could get it to lock.

[@2pasinnimnual271]

me watching this video at 1am: :O

[@holycow666]

Me watching it at 20:18!

[@shikharkumar734]

Where are you ?

[@1702deepak]

Me at 00:03

[@OK-69420]

Same

[@emmanuelcruz1579]

Where are you for it to be 1 am

[@mrdonetx]

I love his videos. Not sure because of the wonder of the scientific or how he actually gets so genuinely excited. It's rare to actually love what you do.

[@user_rKChwLeBqKYyurEfiSLFmCBNC]

the super conductor was a paid actor

[@theo_vo9057]

It‘s true i was the super conductor

[@user-nc4yb8rd3g]

Is it possible to use this technology for hovering vehicles?

[@Bunchachis]

Yeah. More than that, it's working. But it requires tons of cooling for superconductor, and a magnetic track like the one showed in previous video.

[@Ingyer1]

I think they already are

[@user-nc4yb8rd3g]

Matas Lesinskas Well, looks like we’re packing up, boys. It’s a no

[@jorgemarquez574]

Plot twist: There was a string attatched to it

[@hmsdemolition8588]

DUDE THAT'S AWESOME , MY EYES DON'T BELIEVE IT

[@kackodatslav402]

The first thing u think of : CaN i PuT a ToAst on It?

[@alex-dv8hs]

If you think about it, this is why in the movies when they go to the future there is a bunch of fog because the cars use superconductors witch needs nitrogen to fly and the ground has the magnets. (Or they could just be rocket cars and such) the car would be made of a non magnetic metal

[@spaceymonk1824]

3:36 Everyone is gansta, untill flying bread comes

[@gaberizo]

Kid looking at the video: Look at that dad, magic is great! Dad: That isn't magic my son, it's called science.

[@ftlPhysicsGuy]

This was my suggestion on your last video - showing what happens with the type 2 superconductor with your giant magnet! Looks like you already had it in the works :)

[@DigitalicaEG]

This deserves to go viral

[@TheSkytherMod]

Connect many smaller neodymium magnets together to form a track and push the superconductor along it.

[@Santibag]

I love superconductors 😍 I hope affordable high temperature superconductors to be found soon. They may revolutionize many things.

[@PaulMillard1973]

I know the puk was cool, but that looked even cooler!! 👍

[@jakem6572]

I have an experiment idea: Quantum Locking Superconductor in a Vacuum Chamber. See how long the superconductor will stay cold and levitate - infinitely because it's in a vacuum? You could also do a track for it to go around in a vacuum. Good luck!

[@stateddead]

I don't know how easily obtainable the items are to perform and maintain quantum locking but this technology has a lot of potential

[@user-fq2uv4mi7k]

Does having a quantum locked puck hanging from a magnet, increase the weight of the magnet?

[@GumbootMan]

Yes. If the puck is hovering then the magnet must be providing an upward force that cancels out the force of gravity (on the puck), and by Newton's third law the magnet must feel an equal and opposite force (downwards).

[@BilliamNye1]

I would love to see this experiment done with a super conductor in a vacuum chamber. But the superconductor is a variety of turbine shape or top shape and see just how long it would stay cold under vacuum and also how long it would spin. I think that would be cool to see!

[@ultracruiser4120]

This has to be your greatest experiment yet!

[@cupcakeallday]

I wish I was as excited about science when I was in school as you are😁❣️!!

[@yonimushermusic]

Maybe the weirdest thing that I have ever seen, this is pushing the everyday fundamental forces to the max. Absolutely love it♥️

[@erikv6]

On the sci-fi tech research frontier. DARPA: Can it be used as a weapon? Action Lab: Can it carry a slice of bread?

[@rocky3701]

Others : holy shit The action lab : holy cow That is so cool

[@1974moumita]

This man should be given an award for all his scientific experiments!

[@MammaOVlogs]

You are having way too much fun! :)

[@WraxX0]

It be awesome if we could see what this expirement would look like with a thermal camera or a one of which you can see how the magnetic fields interact with each other.

[@freezerbomb699]

Can you put a tiny motor on it so it can fly around a track?

[@MrFmiller]

1 Does placing an iron plate between the magnet and the superconductor have an effect? 2 Would Mu metal have an effect? 3 How about passing copper beneath the magnet?

[@manojjain6560]

The coolest experiment u have done ever

[@brfisher1123]

What you said at 1:46 is indeed true, that experiment is indeed the *coolest* being cooled with liquid nitrogen.

[@mitaskeledzija6269]

That is like magic but it's science in action 😄 this is why I love it so much and your channel for making science fun 🤗❤️

[@mathletics6287]

I am clueless about why such a cool video has just about 288k views.

[@luckygargoyle4881]

Ok that is about the best thing I've seen in a while

[@lostangel2192]

Really cool experiment, I wonder what will happen if you made a capacitor from the superconductor that have no internal resistance

[@knowledgevortex5210]

This has to be the coolest science thingt i've ever seen

[@MammaOVlogs]

agreed and yep that's my boy

[@TechNextLetsGo]

I saw this on youtube in 2011. Still cool though.

[@josebarria3233]

This is the coolest thing I ever seen this year

[@labiadh_chokri]

Nice expriment , try to show us the magnetic filed on the supra conductor with a magnetic viewing film

[@jurassi_tv4830]

Wow this is so cool Places carrot and whole wheat bread on floating magnet

[@paraspandit9622]

Nice. Can you do same experiment - compare effect of heat conduction in vacuum and air by calculating time difference of 'drop of superconductor' when temperature is uniformly raise. You may flip your vacuum chamber at 90 degree and bring it to near edge of table to close it.

[@paarassharma9524]

Dude be doing magic for real now

[@nickpatella1525]

Could you make quantum-locking air hockey??? It'd be so cool

[@EclecticEssentric]

Crazy. You're hanging it on the magnetic field lines... this is important.

[@Minitomate]

Is it me or the way the vapor smoke is coming out of that the type 2 superconductor also feels like it's moving with the magnetic impurities of this superconductor?

[@eliesaad]

Best channel on KZbin. Period!

[@null_13]

In next video we want graphene sheet vs bullet. PLEASE.....

[@Humanism23]

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[@Sam_on_YouTube]

I would love to see this used in a magic trick. It would be great for close up evitation. Sit at a table that has a type 2 superconductor hidden under the table with a cooling system in place. Then give someone the magnet to put anywhere they want in the field. You need some story go along with it and a way to prove it can't be done with ordinary magnets. Your magnet could be an electromagnet too, so you could shut it off and it falls.

[@askapk]

Spin it! Spin ittt! Couldn't wait to figure out if it would unravel itself.