Magnetic Waves

New magnetic vibrations and new satisfaction for you.
Below are the links of some magnets used in this video, from supermagnete.com
Disks
s-04-04-n sumag.net/s-04-04-n-x01
s-05-05-n sumag.net/s-05-05-n-x02
s-12-06-n sumag.net/s-12-06-n-x01
Cubes
W-10-N sumag.net/w-10-n-x01
W-12-N sumag.net/w-12-n-x01
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[@Garyescargo]

Thank you for this! Pretty cool how you didn't get the pond water type ripples until you had a bunch, a bunch of magnets set up. I really loved that a lot, i really love magnets as well! Thanks again!

[@Finaggle]

Would you get water ripples with just 25 h2o molecules?

[@user-cr5yy4te3i]

@@Finaggle What is a water ripple?

[@Finaggle]

@@user-cr5yy4te3i ma'am ur annoyingly asking a great question

[@Finaggle]

@@user-cr5yy4te3i at least two waves of undulation before the next is initiated. I prophesie ur two dumb to retort.

[@Xponential911]

@@user-cr5yy4te3itry a Google search. Before you ask. Google is this company that lets you search all types of thingamajiggs and whatchumacallems. God speed lil buddy

[@chadderdeez]

That tickled my brain

[@rhythm9616]

And my balls too 💀

[@Proxy606]

It consumed mine

[@AethernaLuxen]

My brain trembles

[@keithedwards9953]

​@@AethernaLuxen easy, Petelgeus.

[@philliplarocque9328]

I like the feeling!

[@isty4491]

The real mystery, to me at least, is why this is so pleasing to watch

[@GUIDE_Nico]

Humans enjoy visual stimulus. Waves, repeating patterns are high on stimulus.

[@ShadowFoxSF]

​@@GUIDE_Nicowavy patterns go brrr :)

[@CoffeeKillersClub]

Because it represents reality, we enjoy reality believe it or not

[@StoneDeceiver]

because its jiggly

[@CoffeeKillersClub]

@@StoneDeceiver Reality is fluffy and jiggly and if that doesn't tickle your brain nothing will.

[@plaidshirt9955]

The contrast between the chrome, industrialist and unnatural shapes and the beautiful fluidity of the magnets interacting is so entrancing.

[@bijeshshrestha2450]

forget electromagnetic waves We got magnet waves at home

[@Takyodor2]

Yo dawg, we heard you like EM waves, so we put EM waves in your EM waves so you can electro while you magnetism.

[@n8vmilk]

I got a microwave

[@Chubby1G_TV]

😂😂😂 Love this one

[@SpenceReam]

They’re the same thing… 🤔

[@user-lh5nz3jf5v]

but the change of magnetic filed produces the corresponding electric field, don't they?

[@ronniebauman28]

This is honestly a genius illustration.

[@kisak.314]

Держите трёхсотый лайк! )

[@dianapennepacker6854]

​@@kisak.31400

[@adawg3032]

this is a good demonstration of how particles move in relation to one another. A good demonstration of how particles are electromagneticlally bound into their position however are able to vibrate

[@fuckyouyoutube995]

congradulations you just visualized all atomic movements.

[@macchiato_1881]

strong force & weak force ≠ magnetic force

[@macchiato_1881]

@user-rk9bb7bh5o he mentioned atoms only, not particles

[@speed_demon420]

Gravity < all other forces.

[@smartwatchonpluto]

​@user-rk9bb7bh5o op said ALL atomic movements, and this doesn't

[@echoplex2908]

I like the user name man🤘

[@nelonnnusk]

It is indirect physical contact with the electromagnetic field, the ability of metals to interact with an invisible field that severely affects everything is fascinating.

[@Justiin_rm]

A great representation of how phonon travels through the solid lattice.

[@Ogg13tube]

Ah, I just posted this, nearly verbatim. No upvotes because hardly anyone knows tf you're talking about 😂

[@Justiin_rm]

@@Ogg13tube it is alright because it is physics related topics

[@ctdieselnut]

Or, said more accurately: an atomic scale game of telephone. 😂

[@ivoryas1696]

​@@ctdieselnut _-More-_- accurately? 🤔-

[@purplecat6578]

What the fuck lettuce gotta do with this

[@0scar.delayed]

Wow I never thought of this way of representing the magnetic field without simulating it

[@jesublade356]

Reality is a simulation, touche (or something like that)

[@user-cr5yy4te3i]

the array of magnets produce a complex magnetic field. This is not a real good way of "representing" field. The old bar magnet and iron filings is far better.

[@TheMrTape]

It introduces the momentum of the magnets, which is what's causing the perceivable delay and waves, so it's not an accurate representation of how magnetic fields themselves move. It might be good way to visualize other stuff like water ripples though.

[@jesublade356]

@@TheMrTape That's so cool, how did you get to that conclusion? Is it based on mathematics?

[@TheMrTape]

@@jesublade356 No it's just physics. Look up angular momentum. If you take a long rod, hold it by the middle, and then try spinning it lengthwise, you will feel a lot of resistance to you trying to spin it; that's because you're essentially charging up the spin, you're storing energy in it's angular momentum, and that requires you to exert a force over some time (because you only have so much energy to transfer to the rod at one given time, not infinite). Because of all this, the little magnets physically can't spin instantly, they need a tiny amount of time to get moving and store momentum.

[@user-ud2de6en7q]

動いている磁波の可視化は初めて見ました！

[@alexquan1744]

I'm just here for the tickity-tackity of the mans placing all the little magnets. Especially since it kinda has a rhythm and cadence to it. Mmm. Think I feel myself transforming into that music teacher we all thought was cringe for telling us that there's music all around us.

[@hiroshrosh3535]

this needs to be a desk toy or something it looks soo good, hook it up to a clock and have it send one "wave" through the grid every second

[@saschaberger7201]

Build it in Minecraft with Redstone 🙃😅

[@humanmammal5897]

dope idea

[@cdoublejj]

$$$ ive seen these magnets on amazon. i bet thats no less than $100 worth

[@its_nuked]

thats an awesome idea wtf >;D

[@SunnySuzu_]

@@saschaberger7201built it before, but it caused a lot of lag due to so many parts moving at once

[@SpiralEyesFPV]

Would love to see some magnet field film or ferrocell over this!

[@davevasquez5010]

Oh hell yeah!

[@davidcardenas1084]

I know right?

[@sabastianleisek396]

I feel like a nerd in high school again watching this. The days of failling to make ferrofluid and taking out all the tiny magnets from my childhood toys to play around with.

[@arielsalinger-kraft6197]

I think Magneto having something like this as a hobby would be interesting.

[@bilalrustam8453]

Now, that's a good idea for ASMR.

[@mjlnirswrath9782]

0:00 How that one lady with long ass acrylic nails sounds when typing:

[@skilz8098]

Almost every courtroom stenographer...

[@u-polemag]

That's the beauty of magnets, isn't it?

[@LucasJasche]

It would be interesting to attempt the double slit experiment using this.

[@SpydersByte]

lol how in the world are you gonna do that? The double slit experiment has nothing at all to do with magnets, it's just shooting a laser through multiple slits in a blocking material and then observing the pattern it creates on a screen. I dont see how you could incorporate this in any way?

[@muegaltomiganson]

@@SpydersByte you misunderstood. You make a wave directed at 2 slits with a lack of magnets as a blocking material and then do something to make the last magnets show whatever wave pattern they have. Based on the double slit experiment, the magnets would show interference patterns.

[@ApertureAce]

I can imagine this is a pretty good analog to model and visualize lattice structures in crystals

[@tr7b410]

Maybe even interdimensional crystals. The strange anomaly at Jupiter's north pole/Hexagon reflects an linked in interdimensional design-like a crystal. If you see this NDE:Jose Hernandez-ATHEIST DIES AND IS SHOCKED BY WHO HE SEES IN HEAVEN 3 million views,once he moves thru his unconscious mind which strips away his subconscious attachments to this dimension.He then sees his Rainbow 🌈 body/chakras & is finally ready to enter earth's Astral counterpart. There he sees our Astral sun which must be linked into the sun in this 3d printed world...operating at a higher frequency range.

[@Ogg13tube]

Kinda. It is an excellent visual model to introduce the concept of phonons.

[@gus473]

💦 Rippling water.... 😎✌️

[@fatitankeris6327]

​@@sixstix965 surface tension isn't much visualized with waves.

[@kuratse205]

​@@sixstix965...I dont think you know what surface tension is then.

[@TheGreatSeraphim]

Basically a 2D visualization of how vibrations propagate through materials.

[@SpydersByte]

its basically a visualization of every single scientific principle on Earth according to the comments lol

[@CalebBohanon]

You ever see an informative demonstration of something like this and your brain is like "If I could combine this with something else that I haven't learned yet, the resulting... Results would be amazing"

[@user-zr4qc8nh9z]

This is how solid's atoms vibrate when next to another vibrating atom. A chain-reaction forms, making (near enough) all that solid's atoms vibrate. In the case of a summery ; one thing move, other thing near first thing move too.

[@fotoniksuperduper9435]

@@karthik.b1309 yes, if you are interested in it, go search Debye model or refer to solid state physics textbook.

[@muegaltomiganson]

@@karthik.b1309 and sound, i believe

[@DreamerDanielsun]

Magnets never fail to be the best toys.

[@RichardCranium321]

Seen a guy lose 2 fingers playing with magnets. The stronger neodymium magnets are not toys.

[@kuratse205]

​@@RichardCranium321The big ones arent, the small ones are.

[@boyznthewoodz770]

@@RichardCranium321that’s comparing apples to great white sharks dude

[@myslef7636]

​@@boyznthewoodz770"NEVER mess with apples kids, an apple big enough can crush you!"

[@saschaberger7201]

​@@myslef7636😂bruh

[@TheRealAnsontp]

“Cool vibrations” *eurobeat plays*

[@5chr0d1nger5cat]

this is actually a great way of visualizing phonons (electronic vibrational waves in crystal structures)

[@ylvany1]

Very cool!!

[@ThunderMuffinMan]

This is how the universe works😮

[@zuxta]

Is your brain backwards?

[@ThunderMuffinMan]

@@zuxta Somewhere along the evolutionary line, when we were fish that looked pretty much the same top n bottom. One of them was born with a backwards head; that's why our spinal column is in our back instead of our belly.

[@ThunderMuffinMan]

@@zuxta so, technically, all humans brains are backwards. That's why you optic nerves are in the back ;D

[@josefbecher4790]

Dam i feel sorry for each and every one of you, go read a book lol.. maybe youll become enlightened on vibration.. its literally everything

[@3darkdescents537]

​@@josefbecher4790I feel bad for you dude. Out of everyone in this reply thread what you said hurt my soul the most. Instead of helping and enlightening, you decided to pull out some pseudo intellecualism tactics in order to demonstrate some implied superiority over others. If you've actually read a book or multiple about this topic, do something of substance and offer your information and points.

[@CT-6210]

I need these synchronized to music, STAT!

[@CHADnFREUD]

"It's such a GOOD VIBRATION!" ... I'll see myself out.

[@cookiecrumbs2840]

Probably someone: "We could make a instrument outta that."

[@GUIDE_Nico]

ASMR fix for today.

[@idoltrash2353]

You can do some really cool stuff pitch shifting the magnetic measurements from tokamak reactor experiments into human hearing range. You really can hear the formation of different instabilities in the plasma

[@Desecrator6]

Rob scallon get on it

[@Gabonation]

beatboxing over this

[@TheLegendOfLink3]

I rewind just to hear those satisfying clicks😊

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats1]

You dont have to rewind lol, it loops lol.

[@lillones]

Whats that sound? Just my magnetic vibrator

[@callmeandoru2627]

There has to be like, four scientist out there spending days studying this phenomenon. And I’m interested in what they find

[@VictorRobotov00]

Where’s that meme of Magneto yawning haha. But in the real world here, that was pretty neat.

[@tiagoferreira086]

Nice!!! Visual wave propagation!

[@L3giT_Hax]

I love being able to visualize the invisible

[@SkatzyGames]

not only is this really cool!, but just think this is exactly how spiders detect what lands in the webs they spin and tells them where they landed fascinating :D

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

Do you know just how much i have always wanted to make this on a full room scale? Just imagine the motion reverberating all the way around the floor and walls and ceiling as you move through haha

[@zombie_ashe2336]

Im back after 2 years, now can i see your magnet storage?

[@TheTechAdmin]

Even though having an identic memory bestows coincidences on me a lot, this serendipitous happenstance almost made me throw up.

[@kevinschellenberg5602]

@@TheTechAdmintrying to make me feel dumb dawg?

[@cam5816]

@@TheTechAdminwhat is this a quote from?

[@davevasquez5010]

Unintentionally, the best example of how electricity moves through wires.

[@cobaltordinaire5219]

ah. i love it when my jiggly jell-o gets replaced by magnets

[@sekishudai]

careful, you are going to attract depak chopra and his crowd with this title ^^ pretty cool though :)

[@michaelstrauss6587]

good, good, good vibrations....

[@sebigrell]

Bro made skulker from minecraft IRL

[@thebob3563]

What?

[@palmberry5576]

Omg the skulker, I hope I don’t summon the ender warden

[@nickharrison3748]

nice way to represent how a "wave" propagates through a "field" or a "medium" and how waves super - impose

[@jaredanderson5804]

I think this is a representation of every molecule in the universe reacting to each other over time

[@verxys]

Kinda wanna see this times 1000

[@Crowfist]

Nothing is ever good enough for you brats

[@Breadbored.]

@@Crowfist That's the reason things keep getting better.

[@FreyaBlackham]

Plz tell me I’m not the only one thinking that was satisfying

[@waybous]

DAMN IT! Now I have to spend a few $100 on magnets.

[@Buhkman]

Imagine a bunch of layers. Or a building made from them😮

[@justinwatson1510]

That would be a remarkably unstable structure.

[@Manish-vv9qg]

Best visualization of phonon

[@Astroponicist]

what a lovely display of fluid dynamics in a magneto mechanical system!

[@ThomasConover]

Build a 3D version with glass layers too, creating a magnetic 3D wave ❤❤❤❤

[@horsejohnson7959]

Wouldn't work, they're standing up on magnets not glass

[@ThomasConover]

@@horsejohnson7959 I totally agree that you would never get it to work. That is a fact that you yourself already confirmed in your previous reply. That being said; I’ve met many people who use the words “won’t work”. So far 0% of them have been correct. We are talking decades and thousands of people now. So I’m sorry, but previous statistics shows strong evidence you’re gonna have big problems winning that statement.

[@3D_Luke]

Just made a video about this, magnets are so intriguing for some reason

[@amethystrose3480]

The snapping is honestly the satisfying part

[@warrenb8228]

You’re definitely on to something here. I’m not smart enough to know what it is, but there’s definitely something here.

[@Ram_charan__616]

Imagine wearing a pant made up of that magnets 😂

[@brycecutler4881]

I’m having a really hard time imagining me wearing one pant leg, forget the magnets…. Would it be on one leg? Or around both like a skirt.

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

😂

[@justinwatson1510]

@bryce, you should have been around in the 90s; one could easily turn a pair of pants into two skirts. I don't miss jnco jeans. Lol

[@lincolnstanley1041]

That would be really interesting to see with the motion extraction effect that @posy shares on his channel

[@stewartmoir9464]

Yes!

[@toomanyrobertos]

Perfect way to visualize our universe.

[@WinkLinkletter]

'MAGNETIC WAVES of Sound' is the best of set from the awesome late sixties band The Move, members of which who went on to become the Electric Light Orchestra. Totally cool video and magnet set-up.

[@Bezzubyk_2006]

Ждём дум на таком мониторе

[@iandale]

How far can the wave travel?

[@Warzak77]

if you compare this with dropping a stone in the water, the energy is dissipating quite fast, but very small ripples could be detectable with a microscope really far. it depends on both the energy input, and the sensitivity of the detector, (+frictions etc...)

[@Deboned_butter]

Inverse square law, friction, air resistance, kinetic energy randomly being dissipated as heat and light, nuclear decay. These would all decrease the wave’s energy over time, but whether the wave ever completely dissipates is not entirely clear (theoretically, it should go on forever). Expirementally, there comes a point where we would rationally say that the wave energy roughly equals 0 enough that we can just call it 0. Radio waves from the first tv shows we aired are approximately 70 light years away from us, and if an alien were to try to listen to the radio waves, with a sensitive enough antenna, they couuuuuuld chime in to our tv shows of the 50’s. But of course, the radio waves are probably so low in amplitude now that it’s effectively untraceable without the highest precision antennas.

[@iandale]

@@Deboned_butter that’s an interesting thought. Hopefully they’re not watching War of the Worlds 😂

[@dylanmclean1307]

"GOT THEM GOOD VIBRATIONS"

[@Forsaken_Soul]

"My money don't jiggle jiggle! It folds!" 😂😂😂

[@TheGnome-Ad]

Literally just demonstrated gravitational waves

[@sandasturner9529]

Magnets pass the vibe check, including the _"dancefloor"_

[@Gokuirby]

Law of conservation of energy goes hard 🔥🔥🔥

[@myuzu_]

New physical reverb generator just dropped

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

Wow! Quite a good representation of how electromagnetic wave propagates.

[@ytuser4562]

Everyone in the comment really like “acktshually this is a perfect precise model for my favorite scientific theory, wondrous!”

[@maxcompasityreached2488]

that thumbnail looked like a minecraft redstone contraption

[@kreynolds1123]

This is cool to see visually. Before seeing this video, I had been thinking about a long iron rod with a coil at one end fed alternating current. Because the iron domains are composed of atoms with mass, it takes time to rotate them which would cause magbetic waves to propagate down the rod at a velocity much slower than the speed of light. I'm interested in how the waves reflect off the end, and how they might inductivly transfer in to salty water.

[@khalifashuaib1168]

That’s so cool, you can actually see the waveform!

[@constellationshots3893]

Artificial spin ices are really cool especially on a macroscopic level.

[@xislomega242]

and this is also how sound travels through solid matter!

[@meredithbutikofer5658]

He’s freaking talking About how he’s very rarely seen the Dragonborn played and I’m just over here like “ *cough* a little under half of one of my D&D parties is purely Dragonborn. 😂”

[@zestyfg]

This is awesome. It goes to show that many of the properties we associate with water are properties of energy.

[@FunkyHorror1]

This is beautiful, and unsettling.

[@ghfjoneganbfdiqjdakjhsdbssadhf]

the first set of magnets sounded like the gamecube intro

[@robertsteinhauser2656]

So ähnlich sah der Tarnmechanismus von dem Predator aus, als er von Arnold Schwarzenegger im Urwald gejagt wurde.

[@stevengarrison5062]

Apply suspended coils above this finished product. Then apply small hairs with finer hairs spanning outward like a feather. When the wind blows you can take the magnetic waves created to direct electron flow through the coils. Install capacitors. Add a few other components I know not the name of but could draw out a picture of and you could have something neat on your hands ;)

[@DragonKing_GRAgni]

Now we just need a future spider boss with this as its web network where when the main character touches it it’s notified of our presence.

[@businessraptor134]

Unsettling... lits like seeing behind the curtain of how everything works. Magnetic fields and vibrations. Ive wanted to try this but the cost of those.. I appreciate the glimps into the veil

[@user-zg8qe6fi9f]

すげえ…金属に波紋が…

[@Catamorpheus]

Still mechanical vibrations, but neat

[@derekfurst6233]

I want to clarify for people here that what we are visualizing aren't magnetic waves per se. The ripple is still caused by movement of the magnets themselves and can be viewed similar to a mechanical wave. If we wanted to visualize magnetic waves, you could place a grid of magnets like this, and then turn on a large electromagnet nearby. If you were able to get a fast enough camera, you would see the nearest magnets being affected before the further magnets. That would be the electromagnetic wave. This demonstration is just the first magnet moving close enough to its neighbor to affect it, which causes the next one to move closer to its neighbor etc. The wave is being carried by the physical magnets themselves, not the EM field

[@Serenityroseevents]

Calvin!!!!!!! I have become addicted to your videos that I've had to resort to your old ones to get me through the week until the next one comes. How could you do this to me??? 😩 (not mad though cuz these vids are fire . . . And now youre rubbing off on me uggggh . . . I hope youre happy 😂😵‍💫)

[@saultube44]

This is so good: Magnetic vibration produces electricity, the higher the frequency the higher the voltage; Amperage depends on the device cable thickness, but in this case there's no cables, but this could produce endless electricity: we just need to find a mechanism to vibrate on perpetual motion: like 3 body pendulum or something similar, attach plates like this somehow, against other fixed ones, and make them give off magnetic vibes, then picked them up with a Coil/Inductor, wow, this could be big, why nobody has come with something like this? This is specially useful where you couldn't get electricity easily, like Space Travel, Ships, Submarines, Camping, Base Camps, Rural Areas or isolated Cabins, People Lost in remote areas

[@muegaltomiganson]

"we just need to find a mechanism to vibrate on perpetual motion" bruh.

[@saultube44]

@@muegaltomiganson 0 imagination, huh?

[@muegaltomiganson]

​@@saultube44 at least when most fiction writers try to break basic laws of physics, they're not blatantly obvious.

[@saultube44]

@@muegaltomiganson Whatever

[@beblissnow5947]

Please make a continuous several hrs. I love this sound. It RELAXES me & sounds like someone slapping their knees.....& those twin irish boys tap dancing 😊

[@shaggy7256]

Pretty cool way to show how molecules work.

[@suzyp7178]

So THAT'S what happens to me when I'm close to the Father as a reflection of a sweet and generous gift.

[@lordslime]

how can a solid material looks so soft. great now my brain itches

[@rytlocknroll]

Looks like molecular vibrations!

[@BigSloppyGamingNetwerth-xy5jw]

actually a really good visual representation.

[@MrRaja]

He is only a couple steps away from inventing a antigravity device that could be used to levitate and fly like the aliens 👽

[@rohn_kota2192]

This is also a great demonstration for a uniform crystal latice and how a force (touch/soundwaves) moves across electron fields

[@mountainmanxyz]

Would love to see this on a much bigger scale.

[@CerebralAilment]

This explains why the painting in Mario 64 moved like this when you ran into the wall next to it. Must have been a magnetic portal.