Insane accidental discovery with Neodymium magnets

[@marcotoni231]

All u gotta do is put a glass of chocolate milk under it. And boom. Lol

[@zacharykole4247]

+marcotoni231 whoa

[@danyala.1659]

Your trolling. Right?

[@marcotoni231]

Danyal Ahmad ya. lol obviously

[@danyala.1659]

marcotoni231 OK than

[@JanetWilham]

+marcotoni231 ROTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[@MountainStorm]

I was planning to mop the floors then I watched this instead.

[@JeffyNguyen]

Mountain Storm Yeah, forget mopping. The floor can mop itself! Time to continue this KZbin shenanigans

[@kenbarker6478]

+Mountain Storm Yes...just line the mop handle with neo mags and stack some under the floor and VOILA!

[@nanascorner1806]

+Mountain Storm Yep...me too....

[@kenbarker6478]

did it work for you? cuz sum uv my magnets fell off!

[@-KillaWatt-]

if only this could mop the floor for you.

[@kenc3622]

If you put a steel ball bearing at the top of the stack under the shelf you will get it to spin for an even longer time. There are also some interesting things you can do with coils of wire either to control the spin or to generate small amounts of electricity to light LED's. Have fun experimenting and ignore all the people giving you crap. Anything new to you is worth doing and experimenting with.

[@Latheman666]

+Ken C Great idea with the ball bearing. Thank you for your nice comment.

[@GianniLaschi]

+Latheman666 is cool, but using a generator coil you will stop the free motion due to the lenz force, just try it

[@carmelpule6954]

+Ken C But if you put a ball bearing, all you have is basically a simple pendulum effect, where the motion is "smooth" or should I say " analogue" . With the flat disc magnet, the motion is totally different.

[@kjvanwartberg8439]

came for magnetism, stayed for passive aggressive insults ^^

[@Leaftcow]

@Bradley Corbin dayum bro that's crazy I'd love to violate my friend and illegally hack their social media accounts 😐 Who the fuck asked? Get outttt

[@hexelis7366]

honestly, this was better than 90% of what i saw on youtube today.

[@Spitoasa]

whot no tits?

[@auxillabeatz353]

It's like one of those door stopper things but on crack

[@Kingololz]

WOW! Turns out my wife was cheating on me! Insane discovery indeed!

[@Willam_J]

I have a stack of these magnets. Looks like I’m not going to work today.....

[@SToNeOwNz]

I hope they patch this in the next update.

[@Militaryman64]

Could you introduce a copper wire into the magnetic field and see if this action would introduce exitacion voltage, that would be cool.

[@rahhay2688]

How do you feel about quantum locking,

[@Militaryman64]

while interesting not practical on large applications,,my money is on Fusion Reaction

[@sevencsr8522]

No, I didn't switch off the stove. I'm only five minutes into a 12 minute pizza. And imagine the insane discovery of magnetism while playing with magnets. Is everybody on KZbin a freaking dolt?

[@Espeonstar1]

What's better than the magnets themselves is the sarcastic commentary during the video.

[@dominicdeluca6378]

This is how Magneto stirs his coffee

[@MegaSuscribe]

with the last 3 minutes I questioned my life several times..

[@Diamondusa7]

I did this when I was 5.

[@WestCoastPicks]

Same. Maybe 7, but yeah.

[@elmahdisidate7139]

same here lol !

[@michaelcraff]

It looks like friction finally caught up with it.

[@catman4471]

Now all you need to do is place a coil over the moving part, run the ends to a motorised device that occasionally jogs the non moving magnets, and your device will keep running!

[@zanaisu]

wrong

[@locouk]

Now hot glue a small coil on the bottom shelf bellow it with an LED attached, then pass a small jet of air past the magnets to keep the momentum going and you've created a generator.

[@theguywitheyebrows]

Green Silver diggin the small jet idea, but where does it's power come from?

[@locouk]

A can of air duster that's used on PC keyboards?

[@AlexVrives]

Green Silver yep, that's an efficient generator right there

[@silentash94]

xXsomthingXx the sarcasm is real

[@SephirothXValentine]

J. Garcia The generator generates it's own air source.

[@johnalanelson]

Well, it does beat watching grass grow.

[@manofculture8666]

"You could wash the dishes"... **Looks at pile of dirty dishes** "Or take out the trash"... **Looks at trash** "You could clean out your apartment"... **Lives in studio apartment** ..... are.. are you watching me? (-_- ) ( -_-)

[@renkei2820]

Know what pal? you may have just discovered the best egg beater that could ever exist. No manual nor electricity/battery power needed to operate this xD

[@jay_9058]

Thank God you didn't put a slow mo for that..

[@kenderosa8528]

Have the magnet stack pass through a magnetic field and generate some induced electricity

[@petegalvs]

I actually DO need to wash my dishes and clean my apartment... but instead I'm watching magnets spin...

[@GasNBullets]

coolest demonstration with magnets ever!

[@trex283]

Hook that up to a wisk for making whipping cream

[@82abn34]

Thanks for the laugh Monty! Seriously, I really liked they interrogation.

[@pauls5745]

you could call it Euler's pendulum haha

[@tttreyflip17]

Thanks for reminding me to file my taxes mate!

[@Chris.Davies]

All you are seeing, is the energy you put into the system, by moving it, or rotating it. With such tiny friction at the surface, and tiny air friction, and with gravity assisting the pendulum, you should be surprised to see anything else! No mystery here: just a slow unwinding of the energy you dose the system with.

[@Unsensitive]

Pendulum physics with acoustic and friction energy loss is exactly what I was thinking

[@115xXzombieXx115]

Nah definitely a perpetual motion machine

[@damenwhelan3236]

it's still surprising the amount of energy it seemingly holds.

[@damenwhelan3236]

***** Which ks how you knkw that's not happening. You can never get more out than what has been put in.

[@DJ_Exelar]

+Cursed Handkerchief energy is never added only exchanged. for example a car gets his energy from the potential energy stored in the fuel (so energy stored in fuel changes to movement and heat). in this case the rotary force applied at the start just slowly enchanges in i presume movement of air (not sure, i failed my physics class this sem :p).

[@thedemonslayer51]

Welp, I know how I'm stirring my scrambled eggs from now on.

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

let's all celebrate the real genius Here.

[@ReynardFuchsmann]

The reason it keeps spinning is because of almost no friction

[@falloutwalker6520]

+Xortsa yes

[@NextWorldVR]

+Xortsa Yeah, only minor air resistance, a pretty cool video actually! As rare as that is becoming Lol :-)

[@prid3fulnightcore333]

Thats pure genius.

[@exclusiveftg6011]

3:39 anyone else hear jaws theme

[@dehumanizer101]

lol Sounds like a mini diesel engine at one point.

[@A-G-F-]

+TT cool, it is eficient?

[@TheAmazingJimmy]

My wife cheated on me with a magnet.

[@FLIPPERLIP]

+TheAmazingJimmy fukin bastard magnet

[@ronkkrop]

+TheAmazingJimmy It's because the magnet was attractive.

[@ACoolStupidDog]

+TheAmazingJimmy Must have been a repulsive scene. Maybe she's bipolar?

[@louistournas120]

Where did she stick the magnet. In the south pole or the north pole?

[@dudejoe8705]

+TheAmazingJimmy this is a weird comment for sure

[@punkinhaidmartin]

You should call it the annoymatron. I'm trying to think of places to hide these in my colleagues offices and a way to set them going at odd moments.

[@carpetmonk]

mark warlick in the freakin walls along with a putrid scent.

[@Repairguy2]

You know your cat was watching right ?

[@xxaudyxx2106]

This is giving me anxiety and i dont know why

[@R3ptile]

You’re anticipating the magnet to stop spinning.

[@GregJoshuaW]

Perfect, surround it with a copper coil. Measure the output.

[@G2097]

Put a pen or pencil on the end of it, and then a sheet of paper underneath it. World's tightest spiral drawing!

[@AcerbicGangrene]

This makes me uncomfortably comfortable.

[@weegar]

There's already a Euler's disc that utilizes magnetics to alter its momentum.

[@wilma_wessels]

thanks for reminding me about the door it was actually unlocked

[@o.w.dobbins6927]

Wonder what effect this would have if you sealed it in a zero atmosphere vacuum??

[@gyro5d]

Vacuum and the glass on a gimbal. Or, glass on the bottom of the magnet, with a smaller magnet in harmonic resonance. To keep it going. Ken Wheeler shows that magnets aren't attracted to each other. They are attracted to a vortex between the magnets. You can see this with a Ferrocell. Or, in Ken Wheeler's videos, Ken's newer videos.

[@christophermoore7093]

The only reason it lasts longer than you would expect and even longer with a larger disk shaped magnet on the glass is that there's a Lower amount of friction relative to the inertia of the heavy stack (pendulum) and the strong field acts as very good elastic. there is also friction from the air. If you try to do work with that pendulum you would be adding more drag to the system and it will go back to the shorter amount of time oscillating before expending the energy added by the persons hand. Electricity Generators experience more drag from opposing fields as current drawn to do work. There is no such thing as perpetual motion, just more efficient systems that approach but cannot reach an absolute 0 loss, where any work derived from that motion is loss from one system to another. Entropy tends to increase...

[@melody3741]

this is so funny. i keep laughing cause it feels like its gonna stop but it doesnt

[@magica3526]

It does stop.

[@fatalcurrent9228]

Next type of eco friendly and quiet helicopter?

[@vishva8kumara]

It's one hour to midnight and I'm scared of dreams, so I'm watching this.

[@non-inertialobserver946]

wat

[@MrMantas1997]

The satisfaction this video gives... I bet that seeing this in front of your eyes makes you really satisfied. Thanks!

[@boogy-f8j]

discovered magnetism while playing with magnets....

[@thomasferko8666]

Extend the swinging all magnet pendulum and see if it swings longer.

[@greedfox7842]

"experimented", what he means is , " I got high and played with magnets".

[@ThunderChunky101]

I know!! These people, they're grown adults who have only just discovered that magnets are fun to play with.

[@revolution6424]

You discovered how magnets work, Congratulations.

[@guy_chillin2406]

This is the most stressful video I have ever seen.

[@OneHawtMama1985]

That can put a person to sleep at 4am....

[@cultuuedpetri]

jokes on you, I'm watching while pooping! Woot woot!

[@philipculver2719]

I would not call that insane or much of a discovery.....but that's me.

[@johncope4977]

The amount of energy it spent moving air, as it spun, may have exceeded the energy it took to start the thing.

[@usigninn9454]

I agree. Got to be more coming out than u pit in. That was effortless to start, wasn't it? & generating all that noise is energy too...

[@2tvtv]

im not an expert but i think it may be using the energy from the magnetism between the magnets, so it loses a bit of magnetism so it couldnt be used to generate infinite energy

[@lasarith2]

john cope as soon as you try to take energy out of it it will stop the magnets from spinning.

[@Spedley_2142]

Yes, I agree that it gives out nore energy than the mass of the magnets implies. The magnetism must be significantly greater then gravity, thus the 'weight' of the magnets in 'up' direction is dominant and counter intuitive to us Earthlings.

[@alkaline7282]

Im the only idiot here and i have no idea of what you are talking about

[@doktaahwho8858]

The magnetic field has the mechanical characteristics of a gyroscope and the stack of magnets is moving in the polar vortex at the poles of the magnet. This is why a battery and a wire spin on a magnet. The key to over unity is to come up with a configuration to tap the already spinning field and convert it to mechanical kinetic energy.

[@sanj33v]

Hugo Cordoba nice to read such comments which come only while watching and thinking to tap the energy. And only out of thin air ideas do come. An idea is bulletproof.

[@christophermathers957]

It does this because the stack set in motion is trying to ride a giant bidirectional dielectric current called a hypertrochoid in which mass is heavily alleviated. Because mass is not completely negated and resistance is in consideration, there is a tapering amount of time in which the stack will slowly lose its ability to ride the inertia placed upon it.

[@stevrgrs]

Christopher Mathers thank you. I was thinking I was the only one that wasn't "wow'd" by this :)

[@benjaminjordan2330]

Wow you are so smart wow

[@deathball2331]

Closest thing to a perpetual motion machine yet

[@deathball2331]

Maybe a set lever powered by the machine itself which will swing every 5 mins as a spring is slowly wound up

[@amritpalsingh517]

It won't work! But it is definitely an interesting idea!!

[@detroitpyro2859]

this can be used to hypnotize my two girls to do thier fucking homework

[@josephcole8102]

drug then

[@n3rf0r30]

YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND BABY RIGHT ROUND LIKE A RECORD BABY RIGHT ROUND ROUND ROUND

[@explosivewaffulz3585]

haha

[@ShoutsGaming]

No pls just stop its been burned into my eyes

[@sprsae9003]

oh shit :( horrifying flashbacks

[@Oregon8456]

noooooo

[@BjorfRodriguez]

aghhhhh meat spin flashbacks. oh god

[@TheMotivationalPotato]

...this isn't an insane discovery... this is a demonstration of basic and already well known properties of magnets... did you graduate kindergarten?

[@hunterhenryk]

This is a principle called conservation of angular momentum. It's the same reason why an ice skater spins faster as she pulls her arms towards her body.

[@marcuskoch]

Cool display of physics... funny captions! :)

[@Latheman666]

Marcus Koch Thanks!

[@scuro8847]

Latheman666 you could use this a thesis or dissertation idea if you ever decide to go to graduate school in physics.

[@randy-tzu1624]

Use it to stir drinks.

[@ThunderFortune]

i was gonna stop watching but then your comments were so funny i couldn't :)

[@jorgemontijo3736]

*sigh* I might as well wash the dishes while I watch

[@matthewk7507]

dude... I figured this out when I was 5, and entertained for 10 minutes. I thought this was going to be an actual discovery.

[@bipolatelly9806]

Matthew Karoub no you didn't. dude.

[@V0YAG3R]

bipola telly Nope, only dolts like you fall for clickbait bs like this 👌🏻

[@llihpmeHnevetS]

Replicated in a vacuum would be interesting.

[@UpsideDownMon]

this is more intense than batman v superman

[@nonono9406]

Lol

[@owensquelch449]

+Darren Murphy just because it's darker then Marvel's movies does not mean it's bad

[@owensquelch449]

+Darren Murphy just because it's darker then Marvel's movies does not mean it's bad

[@moonie11027]

Congratulations, you discovered the law of conservation of angular momentum. Oops, you're at least 300 years late.

[@freshtauwaka7958]

I think he knows that this isn't a scientific breakthrough. But it's fun to look at, so I'm fine with the clickbait-style title.

[@dhdphd]

Haha, check all on the list, this was perfectly satisfying! Thanks for reminding me of what it is like to be a bored, penniless, free roaming child.

[@CitizenSnips69]

I remember I had a set of magnets as a kid. I was watching the grim adventures of billy and Mandy at my grandma’s house when I accidentally swallowed it. I held it a foot above my head, and dropped it into my mouth. It went perfectly straight and dropped down my throat, giving me no chance to stop it. Recently I went to have an MRI done and brought this up, asking if it could still be there, putting me at risk for internal injury? Technician just callously said “guess we’ll find out” before ushering me into the room. Not a very comforting sentiment... This is the KZbin equivalent of messing with a door stopper for 20 minutes

[@seancunningham1361]

Yup

[@pappyfiddle]

could use it to stir your hot chocolate maybe

[@felipegallegosavina7683]

i was expecting a jump scare

[@davidfyatto9705]

yup me too

[@amardanialadlanhidayah8454]

DUDE thanks. Now I can create Iron Man arc reactor with this.

[@noahpaez4266]

Subtitles in this are amazing

[@AlejandroMeri]

4:02 You know what?I actually do have to wash the dishes! It's been 5 hours since I eat and they are still there!

[@ddzahn]

So, I'm wondering what would happen if you took one magnet and hot glued it to the shelf below the glass one so that it was repelling the spinning stack, never allowing it to become completely vertical...

[@indoscience467]

David Zahn well, then then it would slow to the point where it just hovers at an angle, repelled by the magnet.

[@RoosterAndTheHen]

That thing just straight kept switching gears

[@BradE500]

If I may make a few predictions. This magnetic discovery is nothing more than a magnetic pendulum that swings in a circular motion. It will behave in the same manner as a weight hung from a string swinging back and forth. The energy of the system never increases, and when he starts the magnet off, its the same thing as when you pull back on the weight of the pendulum and release it from height. The weight will never reach out farther than where it was lifted to originally and will continue to lose energy because of friction. That even in a perfect vacuum, this will eventually come to a stop, just as a pendulum will. You can likely make predictions of how long it will spin based on the strength of the magnetic force, and the mass and geometry of the swinging pieces. When I see comments like, why are we not powering our homes with this, it's the same thing as asking why we don't power our homes with a pendulum. It's because we would still need a way of putting energy into the system...and a way of getting the energy out of the system in an efficient manner. Honestly though, I could see it as a possible means of storing energy, temporarily, but the size of the weights and the friction might make it a very inefficient way of doing so. In conclusion, this might not be the breakthrough that we are all so desperately looking for to save our planet. Rather, just a seven minute long magnetic pendulum video with some hilarious commentary and a comment section full of optimistic and hopeful individuals who just so happen to have a little more enthusiasm for science than actual scientific understanding.

[@IfItDontAplyLetItFly]

could you repeat that

[@whisper3]

+MY TiNY little MiND well like brad said, it would be just so tiring and soooooo hard to push a pendulum a couple times a day to get some free energy for a day in your house. Its soooo much work. Thats why we just pay for it instead.

[@BradE500]

You can't honestly think that you could get lasting energy from a pendulum. It produces just enough energy to power a grandfather clock... now unless you want to be pushing giant pendulums all day long, I suggest you plug into the grid. It would be more efficient to directly spin the generator by hand than to do it through this magnetic device.

[@xtps1]

You say it, but some comments explains why the world is what it is.....

[@bridgendesar]

If only you could get it spinning inside a jar and pump out the air

[@Kapco78]

extremely effecient energy storage device.

[@mrpepin]

Watched it from work. Don't even regret : that's pretty fucking relaxing.

[@SlippyLegJones]

You could get fired for that ;)

[@blueredcross]

this might seem pointless to some people, but right there is energy that can be used for many things

[@user-kw9qu2gz8v]

Duane Potgieter do you know physics?

[@blueredcross]

Laurenz Kisczio people can like what they want

[@Pickle_Stick]

Duane Potgieter Actually, the amount of energy put in is the amount of energy you get out of it. An application of this sort would not be achievable for the reasons that perpetual motion is a current impossibility and all magnets, no matter how strong, can and will eventually lose their magnetism.

[@wongho3482]

I don't think it worthless. I think it amazing that you stumble on a energy that also keeps in perpetually motion for so long.

[@Cooperroso]

Basically i have wasted 2 minutes of my life watching a magnet spin round and making the constant noise of my grandmas 1877 plasma 2 cleaner silver edition washing machine...... What a waist of time

[@Cooperroso]

***** ??? what words did i miss spell man

[@dbeierl]

+cooper Rosolen "grandma's"; "waste"; and whatever a plasma 2 cleaner silver edition washing machine is I'm pretty sure they didn't have them in 1877. And if your grandma was alive in 1877 that would make you a lot too old to be making silly comments here.

[@scottydog636]

If I may help, "waist of time" should be "waste of time". Only other thing is a capital I not lowercase. Ok wait.... is it capital or capitol? Lol. Now I need to look this up because I'm such stickler. Dammit, now I've entered the rabbit hole...

[@spaghettiman1928]

or making the noise of my apartment neighbors car that needs oil... bad. they are just to dumb to realise

[@Cooperroso]

scottydog636 Calm down princess

[@sinbadeatinamcrib5960]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THE % OF THE POPULATION THAT HAS NEVER HAD TO PICK UP A PHYSICS TEXT BOOK.

[@fille20200]

ofc you knew this already hahaha.. you are scientist ofc ofc

[@sinbadeatinamcrib5960]

Mr.Salt Actually...

[@oniyukiyasu8513]

+Jaxx Jaxx Actually..?

[@sinbadeatinamcrib5960]

oniyukiyasu ! I am a metallurgist with a chemical engineering degree. So I am a scientist ofc...

[@michealboyle6856]

if you placed 3 magnets on the shelf below fixed at just the correct distance in a triangle alignment remember they must be fixed with a couple of pins or tacks the 3 magnets will keep on pulling on the bottom swing motion as if you were to continually swing it with your fingertips and it will never stop swinging it will go on continually.

[@netook8]

Put that in a vacuum chamber and see how long it goes

[@SirHolo]

Polish the edges of the contacting magnet, and the glass surface, to as fine and perfect a finish as you can get (atomically smooth). That will really make the thing go for even longer! (Every bit of sound from spinning is an indication of a loss of angular momentum as the spinning disk rolls over asperities in the glass surface.) Very cool vid!

[@Darkraddish]

Mike Rurak, if you put it on vaccum chamber, it will do the same thing if it is on earth. But different thing might happen if you put it in space.

[@mattress203]

Did anyone except me watch yyhe whole thing

[@ET2uscg]

what happens when you put a copper coil near it will it charge a capacitor?

[@Yambag]

*wAt hAPpeNz WhEn yOu dUh Duh DuH a bLuh BLuh BlUh WiLL iT ChArGe a nUhNuh?*

[@marcteenhc9793]

The energy he put at the beginning (by pushing it) to get it started is much larger than the energy this could have generated even in vacuum. In summary, it has a negative output. You r welcome.

[@ISFRedSandman]

@@marcteenhc9793 True as is the case with anything, people don't seem to get that in general.

[@ikol75]

there is another magnet under the table

[@the-bgrspot6997]

XD

[@samski500]

You are so stupid

[@mishary2793]

No shit

[@AliensGotTheBeat]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA,you must be a special kind of stoopid

[@the-bgrspot6997]

Droxx TheAlien its called humour

[@nakedglass]

At 2.6 million views for 7 minutes long... humanity has wasted a collective 37.4 years watching this.

[@suziecreamcheese211]

Andy Mackin lol

[@808JuJu]

It's actually 36.4 but who am I to judge

[@BobsATree]

should have ended the video right before it stopped and watched the comment section burn

[@tombaja4.9]

Sounds like a Ford trying to start with no gas.

[@rassjerr6345]

the commentary is the best

[@Latheman666]

+Rass Jerr Thanks!

[@BotAurelionSol]

I started using 3:34 as a progressive metronome to practice scales on my bass. It ended up pretty fun, tho

[@privateaccountuser2333]

Alexander Guerrero, Nice application of these laws of motion to develop conveyance of e-motion. XD

[@MrFixer-mg1nf]

I wonder how long this would run in a vacuum.

[@RotatingBuffalo]

Probably like 6 days or something insane

[@papayacafe9427]

+RotatingBuffalo proof?

[@RotatingBuffalo]

+Papaya Cafe no, just a guess

[@thomaslax39]

I doubt wind resistance makes that much of a difference...

[@kskiteguy]

Without gravity it would likely not work at all. Or maybe...........hummmmm

[@jonathankrimer]

Which one lasted longer? the one on bottom or the one on top? Given a similar disance?

[@randallmacdonald4851]

I've been looking for a fun way to show physics at work. I never thought of Euler's disks with magnets. Thanks.