MAGNETIC HOURGLASS | Time changed by magnet?

[@smackeddie3826]

6:47 - The neighbour downstairs is wondering why his glasses and car keys are now stuck to his ceiling.

[@rushedmidnight9545]

LMAO

[@KGF-bw3wm]

LOL

[@tuxrandom]

Car keys? More like the whole car.

[@TheRadioactiveBanana32]

he lives on ground floor

[@skibiditoiletrizzsigmagyat]

@@TheRadioactiveBanana32 r/woosh

[@Amphy2k]

So the answer of “Do you own a magnet powerful enough to freeze time?” is yes. You have the power to freeze time.

[@prathameshdeshmukh9417]

Za warldo

[@Someone-ig7we]

@@prathameshdeshmukh9417 Za warudo

[@oz2957]

I also own the power as I got one at an arcade

[@danda8486]

@@Someone-ig7we 10 seconds left

[@DarkGamer-qh7ql]

「ＺＡ　ＷＡＲＵＤＯ」

[@thatmcgamer3106]

“If I could turn back time”

[@00xxsorenxx00]

"to the good old days"

[@heavens.sorrow]

", to the good old days"

[@thatmcgamer3106]

This was not the reference I was making...

[@balreadysaid]

If I could find a way

[@richardperritt]

"If I could find a way"..."I don't know why I did the things I did" (Psst. It was for science. That's why. 😁)

[@elizabethlayton]

I'm curious to know how the minuteglass acts between two magnets that cancel each other out.

[@feritperliare2890]

Joseph Thomas it gets crushed by the 2 magnets crushing into each other

[@fredriks5090]

It would only be cancelled out at a single point in space, and even at that location it would tip to a direction like a pencil balanced on it's tip. There's always more somewhere, - than right beside it.

[@Chan0art]

Squee

[@Cannedtun4]

Nice squee pfp

[@Le_g3nd]

Normally

[@suckerfor_music1806]

*puts magnet on top of hourglass* Time: *wait, that's illegal*

[@liquidsleepgames3661]

With its co host staring gravity

[@sirbearbotbear5087]

he can now stop time in *ZA WARUDO*

[@MrBiky]

I voted "no" because I didn't expect any slowdowns. Just because the sand has stronger downpull force, the amount that can flow through the narrow neck doesn't change. Gravity was enough to help it downpour, adding a magnet shouldn't make it go faster. But the clogging was unexpected, though it makes sense, since even simple compression would clog up the sand.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

Biky their are many types with many different size and grit.. that flow differently .. from gold.dust... to white sand to red. all have time increments

[@thesentientneuron6550]

Thank you for voicing your opinion in a way that doesn't give out the final answer to people who haven't watched that part of the video yet

[@VatchiMyoi]

I voted "no" because I voted "yes" but also "no" because I saw what happened and cheated and then voted "no but also yes"

[@renagonpoi5747]

But the reason is because Magnetic fields are prominent in shorter distances and gravity is more prominent in longer distances. But using a supermagnet on something that small was cheating.

[@ancientfolklore5500]

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[@translarrybutz]

This would be so cool in a fantasy story where a character can literally freeze, pause, and speed time with a magnet and hourglass

[@breather8758]

SuperHot has the ability to stop time in the game!

[@spacex6997]

ZA WARUDO

[@Oliver-ku1tf]

@@spacex6997 *bass noises*

[@alper8825]

Hourglass: haha time go brr Magnet: ZA WARUDO

[@kidwuulf5692]

"Can I get a like for this?" Me being confused: "Since you asked so nicely, sure!"

[@sleepassist5745]

same

[@KitKatHexe]

I love your style for the safety warnings at the beginning. It evokes the same sort of style as professional television and makes the channel feel formal

[@royeverett]

I guessed it would speed it up, and I loved being wrong! Your videos are always so great.

[@j-game]

I’d say magnets will change the timing, but it depends on where the magnets are. Top makes it slower and bottom makes it faster. And the middle could stop/jam it.

[@deaddiet]

Same but that option isn't there in the voting panel

[@corwinhyatt519]

Same

[@unclesam8862]

Except the bottom ended up being slower

[@lick28]

The bottom will be slower since the magnetic sand gets cranmed

[@Appri]

@@lick28 Its always slower is the answer, no matter where the magnetic field is since it is ferrimagnetic and will stick to whatever magnet there is.

[@aarongreenfield9038]

You always make time to create Quality content And attract viewers, this takes it a step further.

[@pranavflame]

NGL, that was awesome XD

[@TimothyMichaels]

@Aaron Greenfield 😁

[@theschwag]

I'm exhausted from the holidays and I stayed up to watch this! This is top quality content! And now... We sleep.

[@tamiaugustson2562]

My daughter has a fascination with hourglasses and I have gifted her several over the years. This was one of them and I think it is awesome!!

[@Uebermenschman]

4:59 "Can I get a like for this?" Fuck yeah you can!

[@DaffyDaffyDaffy33322]

6:35 the readings actually drop *below* the earth's magnetism. Why is that? Is the sand acting like magnetic shielding?

[@littleveicy8819]

I’m wondering the same thing.

[@hamiltonianpathondodecahed5236]

me slso

[@normanwalker5711]

When he was showing the Earth's background magnetic field, he was actually picking up a bit of the magnetic field the sand was generated. Thats why it was at 0.5 and then later around 0.25

[@Sabrintwitt3r]

Brilliant, there are two right answers in the poll and I choose tthee 3rd one

[@CrazyNerdInventor]

This reminds me of the first ever radio wave receiver. Just a tube filled iron filings that would aline and reduce in resistance under radiowaves.

[@ivoflo]

5:00 Him: "Can I get a like for this?" Me: "YES!" *Clicked the thumb up

[@beldurnik21]

It would be interesting to see an hour glass with powdered copper.

[@waterunderthebridge7950]

Dante I feel like nothing much will happen cuz copper isn’t ferromagnetic

[@beldurnik21]

@@waterunderthebridge7950 tell you what get a copper pipe and a magnet smaller than the diameter of the pipe. Drop it in the pipe. Watch what happens. Then come back to me and say that!

[@waterunderthebridge7950]

Dante The interaction you’re describing can be derived from Lenz’s law. A lot of weird things happen with moving electromagnetic fields and induction of those. In the context of pure magnetism however, copper isn’t ferromagnetic or interacts very weakly with magnets.

[@tiagotiagot]

@@waterunderthebridge7950 Look up videos of copper and alluminum interacting with strong magnets (or just magnets interacting with big chunks of copper or aluminum, or even that pipe experiment). It's not ferromagnetic, but still interacts with magnets.

[@andytran7052]

Very impressive video. I was about to leave complaints and specifics on counters but you explained them all!

[@1994CivicGLi]

I love how Brainiac is literally warning the viewer to wear protective equipment around a novelty item.

[@Qsie]

RIP Polls, I loved that feature

[@LegalStolenAMVs]

This channel is love because it's based on science and magnets 💓💓😍😍

[@scufitzuca]

Actually predicted the clump-up and stopping the flow of "sand". If you play with magnets long enough you start to get it. Interesting video, thank you!

[@Blasterdart]

Evertime very happy when you upload:)

[@brainiac75]

Thanks! I'm also happy when the video is finally ready for it. The last days up to release can be hectic x)

[@Blasterdart]

@@brainiac75 You are doing such a great work, so its worth waiting:) you are by far my favorite youtuber

[@potatto8534]

For some reason, his "HI" in the beginning scared me

[@user-it5wu5iv1w]

Awesome video as always! And I managed to get the answer correctly too, at least with the weaker magnet! I figured the pull of the magnet would be too weak to weaken or strengthen what gravity was already doing

[@brainiac75]

Yep, they avoid induced magnetism in the top with the included, small magnet. They also have to use a somewhat weak magnet for people's safety... Otherwise a lot of people would smash the glass at some point by putting the hourglass with the sand in the bottom half over the magnetic base... Thanks for watching, Indra!

[@lightway2340]

Nicely done, Good job, you just prove time is not constant in our universe it is just illusionary scale changes the value. 10 out 10

[@randomperson1418]

"Instead of this cute magnet, I'll go all in with a 2000x bigger monster magnet" -Brainiac75 2019

[@mugustabjeonklei2613]

This morning I discovered my hotspot was acting up due to several issues meaning I couldn't watch indoors where signal is poor.... This was well worth watching outside without the hotspot.

[@HenningAndersen]

That's the coolest patreon outro screen I've seen!!

[@camiiscool6662]

scientists: its impossible to travel back in time brainiac75: *im gonna end this mans whole carrer*

[@dowowowowowow7878]

i understood the german signs, that was unexpected. you got a new subscriber btw

[@Franklin-jj4jz]

Congratulations, you just reinvented the coherer, the first radio signal detector.

[@Jader7777]

These videos are always so well made and explained. Would you be able to do some experiment related to inducing current from a long range? Mobile phone chargers that use wireless power transfer have become very popular recently and I'd love to see how they work... around a super magnet.

[@LargeFriesChocoShake]

I love how your logo also warns about the contents of the video

[@lichilichi4417]

How much i learn from school 6% How much i learn from youtube: 94%

[@Oscar4u69]

i love the ending, i'ts really relaxing

[@daniellclary]

Wow! the field on that magnet is huge! You are like a two feet or so away from that table, and it clumped up the minute glass.

[@davidbumpus3457]

I am not super intrested in magnets but I love your videos about them.

[@Santa125]

I love when I'm watching your videos and ask myself "but what if Brainiac did [xyz]?" and then you proceed to do just that!

[@philip9487]

thats so awsome man keep up the killer work

[@zeljkarozman3084]

Yes it does The minute glass is slown down to infinity glass MMMM perfet

[@kiiometric]

I love it! Excellent video♥️

[@taiiat0]

pretty neat results, especially the direct lift off ones.

[@mr_jake.y8348]

Love your channel keep up the good work.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

It feels good for my ego when not only did I get the right answer, but I also knew exactly what was going to happen

[@danielkjh8]

I just found this channel, but congrats on 600k!

[@Armuotas]

I had an opportunity (and stupidity) once to bring a plastic container with some iron dust right near the MRI scanner. It formed elongated structures that were hanging sideways in the air (but obviously pushing with one end against the side that is facing the scanner). It looked similar to what you see in the video but more so. One could say that the dust was all spikes and no base.

[@TechUnboxingVideos]

🔥This Topic Sounds Interesting 🔥Love your video content - Looking forward to watching your next video

[@cybercapri]

AWESOME video as always... Cheers....

[@CccCcc-or4mz]

The packaging warns that you could break the hourglass if you place it on the magnetic base when the bottom of the glass is full. But why would it break?

[@calypta]

Accidental mini magnetic art, you obviously get my like.

Good video. Surprised to see that it was slower. I didn't think this through I spontaneously selected faster. 😋

[@jubb1984]

That zoom out shot when you first introduce the big magnet under the small one made me laugh xD

[@depdark1]

You should get a slow motion camera. Would be awesome to see how the magent makes the spikes in slow motion

[@benbebop]

Everybody gangsta till brainiac changes time

[@archer9338]

You are awesome. Thanks for all the cool and interesting things you show us 😀

[@Sharpman76]

Depending on how much risk you'd be willing to take: could you place a magnet at a distance *above* the hourglass to get it to flow *up*?

[@tiagotiagot]

But if it just lasts a minute, then shouldn't it be called a "minuteglass" instead? :P

[@caterscarrots3407]

I thought that the time would speed up with the magnet, especially with a stronger magnet. Free iron filings definitely would speed up towards a magnet, as would most things made out of iron. In fact, I have noticed a similarity between this magnetic acceleration and the gravitational acceleration of a falling object. I thought that this magnetic acceleration that occurs with all paramagnetic objects, but is especially prominent with ferromagnetic objects would lead to a faster time in the hourglass. Evidently not.

[@fayebulousmonica2823]

I voted "Yes,it will be slower" because i know that it will clump up the sand and it will affect the flow

[@raver377]

the question isnt specific enough, without knowing the magnets strength first, a VERRY powerfull magnet will probably just clog up the hourglas if the magnetic field is strong enough past the half way point of the hour glass, a smaller or rather weaker magnet probably wont change the timing but that means there must be a sweet spot in magnet strength where to magnetic field is strong enough to pull the 'sand' out faster without it beeing strong enough to clog up the the hour glas. there for the answer depends on the range of magnets your trying, if you where to try every (theoretical) possible magnet strength then all 3 answers would be correct

[@Genetherapy3232]

Thank you for this fun video!

[@Leonardokite]

Very interesting. Thanks! I got lucky this time and predicted the flow behavior right on. That's rare!

[@vuyom39]

Am I the only one who changed the answer in the pole when he said if you said no you are correct XD

[@pauljs75]

Some car suspensions use this metering effect with ferro-fluids that is part of the hydraulic fluid inside. Then a variable solenoid magnet controls that, so then the rate which it dampens can freely adjusted to the desired amount. Kind of a clever setup for what it is.

[@IIFrozenFlame]

This video was full of surprises.

[@stefanklass6763]

I wonder if we would have similar results with ferrofluid in the hourglass.

[@wdbaudio]

Looks like you've got a very nice speaker setup there - I think I see two subwoofers stacked on top of each other? This reminds me to ask if you can study the effect of placing the large neo magnet next to a loudspeaker while it is playing to see what effect it has on the voice coil!

[@brainiac75]

Yep, I'm a 'bassoholic' so I need two active 15" subwoofers in my home theatre :) I have thought about tuning a loudspeaker with some oversized magnets. Could make for an interesting video. The issue is, that neodymium magnets are powerful enough to demagnetize the ferrite magnets often used in loudspeakers. And as I remember it, the extra magnet must have reverse polarity to increase the speaker output which almost guarantees a demagnetization. But then again - something I could test in a video... Thanks for watching!

[@joshswimmerly7110]

Holy crap that was amazing!

[@brigittepetrovics]

Thumbnail picture looks amazing!

[@mformem]

this is so mythbusters but less chaotic

[@greatwhitechocolate1482]

Welcome to the circus of things. I love you.

[@NeedsContent]

This is really awesome, thank you for sharing!

[@Gu1tarJohn]

Well I was wrong on how the magnet affected flow. Seems obvious now. Very cool!

[@darkfent]

The magnet stopping the flow is what anime free action is all about...

[@adamkisiel799]

"...changed it to the infinity glass" THANOS WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION

[@BigIggy]

Excellent vid!

[@StefanDeleanu]

With fine paramagnetic sand it will be slightly faster, since the friction wont be too big and the sand particles wont attract eachother With ferromagnetic sand it will form small granules that will go slower or even get stuck

[@kniter01]

"my pocket watch just stopped working...that's weird, I just winded it earlier"

[@TheShadowPhoenix]

I learned something today! 👍 :)

[@brokensolarpanel2649]

you should try holding the magnet above the magnetic hourglass while all the sand is in the bottom and see if you can get it to flow backwards.

[@sm0lcretcher]

if this man could control time with his magnets, his power would be inconceivable.

[@Danny.._]

this is a very cool effect

[@FurrKnight]

Excellent video Sir

[@55Ramius]

I got that hour glass about 7 months ago. I do not have super magnets but 2 very strong ones. So far I have not found a lot I can do with it but still is interesting to mess with.

[@darkeather2]

I thought it would flow faster, and have a sort of weathering effect on the inside of the glass, with the increased pressure causing the grains to start eroding the cheap material. Maybe if done enough times it could still be true?

[@VinodkumarGB]

WOW with a power-full magnet we can stop the time!! ;)

[@papaquonis]

Fascinerende, som altid.

[@mikeatona69]

I think that this depends from the size of the magnet. I have subscribed to your channel too.

[@borkbarkbark]

I own one of those magnetic hourglasses. This is awesome

[@Satoshi_OV]

Would it be possible to make it go upside down by putting the magnet above or by using ferofluid? That could be intresting to see

[@jangriesel5056]

lol - love the infinity glass.

[@ChrstphreCampbell]

this got me to 'thinking' a little bit; might it be possible to create a variance sand x glass ? One that will yield a one, three or five minute sand fall ?

[@tagisforeveryoung9793]

nice video .... i notice 7:00 music sounds like East 17 Stay another day :DDDDD

[@thegrimreaper15]

Magnetic Hour glass: *exists* Magnet: ZA WARDO!

[@CODLC101]

Magent: Oh, you're approaching me?

[@All-star_Giga_Gargantuar]

TOKI WO TOMARE!

[@deviousN]

*WRYYYYYYY!!!*

[@moycakes]

I'm curious what would happen if you have the magnets on the table, and the hourglass underneath.

[@Someone-ig7we]

I think the magnetic sand would make it slower because wouldn't the sand be attracted to other sand pieces above it which are closer than the ones that already fell so like there wouldn't be as big of a gap?