3 Amazing Magnetic Accelerators | Magnetic Games

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[@MagneticGamesIT]

Thank you for the support

[@Thehan-tm1fc]

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[@CHEZO41]

forgot everything else, was that wooden contraption built just for separating magnets?! that's the real star of this video

[@DaUndaGroundPound]

Always loved playing with magnets as a youngster. I remember hearing something about the Navy and an electromagnetic railgun or something like that. I can see how the concept manifested. This is brilliant!

[@WalidhappyAmri]

You should be born in the 80 🙂

[@planexshifter]

Rail gun or a gauss rifle. Both use magnets to propel a metal projectile.

[@hiccups6531]

railgun is really strong, each time it shoots projectile it breaks the gun a little from the sheer force. but in exchange, it's bullet can pierce through several walls

[@darkbulb367]

That's where I was, rail gun.

[@skullcrusade3436]

Reminds me of Ocelot's Railgun that's mounted on his Outer Haven. Very big and very powerful.

[@Swappy0707]

Just buy a compass and you will find this guy's address...

[@jackncharliefy]

Is that why my magnetic compass is pointing at the wrong direction?😂

[@antoniobernardino3834]

😂

[@siddharthsaboo]

lol 😂

[@shrikanthpai6604]

That was funny. Took me a minute to realize :)

[@AstralGnome-64]

Bro is the reason that compasses work

[@theidioticgamer724]

3:38. Literally just invented a low power rail gun. Why do I only find cool stuff like this at 3 am?

[@Wipplez]

Now all you need to do is make it into a circle and create a mini black hole

[@nyahnyahson523]

I think that's called a particle accelerator lol

[@TheInfinityBacon]

Yeah but if it's constantly accelerating then it would get faster and faster right?

[@EthanIreland-fu8ho]

​@leostoeckley8951 thats perpetual motion

[@JessePoage]

We have a big one of those in europe

[@Acopyofnso]

that doesn- okay

[@arjitagarwal007]

So satisfying, to see you working with those sweet little powerful magnets.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Reminds me of the warp coils in the engines of the Star Ship Enterprise.

[@s.g4695]

If you shape it into a circular or semicircular wheel would the discs keep moving around forever?

[@andreasschmitt2307]

No, it stops always in an energetic minimum, which is also called the sticky point.

[@BartdeBoisblanc]

1:20 Ah freshly sliced magnets for breakfast....XD

[@yestervue4697]

This is probably the best observable example for someone to understand how a linear electric motor works!

[@alexanderozeran1405]

Ну или принцип работы БАК ( CERN in eng)

[@renelefebvre53]

The cinetic energy is larger at the exit. Where do come this energy ?

[@mediaguardian]

This is basically, look what you can do if you can afford the magnets.

[@yestervue4697]

@@mediaguardian ...yet still, probably the best observable example for someone to understand how a linear electric motor works!

[@hktitans594]

@@renelefebvre53 The kinetic energy is the same, but applied to the ball bearing with a smaller mass,nit has a greater effect.

[@hardialsingh3398]

1:00 this is how magnetic trains work 👍👍

[@とある横浜の撮り鉄]

Linearmotorcar

[@ricardosolano2559]

The "clicks " are sooo satisfying

[@NotNochos]

@Jeffrey Craig please do

[@1966cambo]

Not sure why but I have ALWAYS found magnets to be amazing!

[@Solid_State]

Nope, I have literally no idea why. It's not like they have innate fascinating properties or anything.

[@CrudChronicles]

Same here. Along with my collection of high powered lasers! 😁

[@theelephant2887]

Same

[@pcmatt9831]

How's your elementary school?

[@Lexinoz]

The thing about a railgun, or socalled Gauss-gun is that they can turn on and off the magnets in succession to force the projectile forward at insane speeds. Unlike this, where a slight power is pulling them backwards in addition, causing a slower velocity all-around.

[@dbgelman]

I think that back pull you are talking about is overcome by placing the square magnets in a tapered pattern in the beginning....but as they get closer together, they are further from the axle, and have less forward pulling force

[@commentsboardreferee7434]

I wondered if they could use electromagnets where the projectile itself closed the circuit on each successive magnet, eliminating the backpull.

[@damagj51]

@@commentsboardreferee7434 maybe...but wouldn't the projectile need to momentarily close the circuit just ahead of itself, to create the pull, but then after it has passed, that same circuit would need to be open, causing the field to collapse, and not have any drag or back-pulling effect?

[@commentsboardreferee7434]

@@damagj51 Something like that. Offset the circuit wires just enough for each magnet to exert force. Optimize the projectile contact length to the magnet spacing. Might sorta work.

[@archaicsage4803]

That effect can be corrected using the proper geometry, like in a Halbach array.

[@FreeEnergyNerd]

This may be a known question, but considering the first accelerator, what happens if you have 2 of these ramps face to face? will it work like a pendulum getting slower and slower or will it keep the acceleration? thanks for those vids, they are great inspiration. Luc

[@ericvanz9015]

The acceleration will get slower and slower till it stops

[@ericvanz9015]

Its the law of energy conservation

[@FreeEnergyNerd]

@@ericvanz9015 yes I know.. I was hoping i was wrong

[@FreeEnergyNerd]

@@fartsoundeffect5013 strange enough that does not work. actually i have seen many cricle experiments that stop working after having made 1 and a half rounds. There are some guys out there that have been trying the weirdest things, but no luck. I personally think that with magnetic power enhancement, you can make a electric motor stronger, but you cannot make it drive itself. Luc

[@mrono1910]

@@FreeEnergyNerd if your socalled hope was true then that would create an infinite powersource basicly wich is impossible Also one rule with magnets is that you can not get more force from them than you put into them As in you see how the guy in the video have to push on the sylindrical magnet into the tube before it gets flung inside? The force his hand put on the magnet is what the other magnets used to pull it inside

[@Vulpeon.]

this is the type of content i want, when i was younger i used to play with magnets, I'll do it again if i had some

[@moc_imiku1495]

What if the design at 1:53 were extended into a loop. Would it be pushed forever?

[@Honda_Man_Sam]

I thought the same thing. He might have accidentally created a free energy source 🤣🤣

[@luca-mariokulczynski9159]

Obviously not, free energy is impossible

[@congruentacousticsdavescot9602]

I was flipping around on Twitter and was drawn to this video because it reminded me so much of something. When I was about 15 years old, I invented a subway system that looked a lot like the magnetic accelerator at the beginning of your video. Imagine a subway that had a giant plexiglass tube stretching from end to end instead of train tracks. Placed evenly along the entire length of tube were big ring magnets. It would look exactly like your magnetic accelerator. The subway train would be suspended on a rail in the center of the tube and it would be hung from the tube by couplers attached to ball bearings so that the train would glide easily along the tube. I think it would work! Try making a model of that. I would love to see it in action!

[@classichumorvids4618]

You'd have to use electromagnetism. Magnets lose their power quickly when pushed.

[@christmassnow3465]

One should not forget that the kinetic energy of the "bullet" is the same energy one needs to "push" the bullet through the magnetic tube. Also the dumbell-styled roller was slightly pushed, or the floor was tilted. There is no way you can use it to make a perpetual motion machine, but it's fun to play with.

[@Inventionsmach]

looks like it's amplifying megneto motive force?

[@immitatorworks5049]

If he used electromagnets tho...

[@Findmylimit]

yeah your absolutely right.

[@ericrawson2909]

To all those talking about rail guns: the magnetic fields in them vary with time, allowing massive energy to be transferred from a capacitor bank to the projectile. These permanent magnets can never give more energy to the projectile than the initial kinetic plus magnetic potential energy of the system. No free energy, as I keep telling someone who has been trying to make a free energy machine for decades. I suppose it's harmless and keeps him amused making multiple machines.

[@cpK054L]

The principles of the rail/gauss gun is an Inductor not capacitor..... capacitors will actually stunt magnetic flux

[@MattTrevett]

I'm not fully understanding why putting a system like this into a circle wouldn't work. Understood that it won't, but why?

[@cpK054L]

@@expertoflizardcorrugation3967 no. It is because he using individual magnetic pieces, therefore there is a point between two magnets relating to the Helmholtz point. This where the magnetic flux is cancelled, what hes trying to do is overlap the magnetic fields to prevent this from happening. That is why railguns are best to be designed around an electromagnetic coil because the flux is radiated from the wire and not equal individual coil.

[@tateparker7782]

i dont understand why the second one cant be in a loop, the spacing between the magnets dont change and looks like itll keep accelerating

[@l.lawliet46]

@@tateparker7782 The answer is simple. Energy consumed = Energy given. First Law of thermodynamics, mass-energy conservation. So for instance, the small magnetic cylinder in a tube with magnets will generate a heat through out the magnets produced by emf which will eventually heat to a point that is past the Curie point, which will demagnetize those permanent magnets

[@Mellow429]

There's just something so satisfying about the clean cut metal and not a single speck of dust on them either. Amazing

[@tonymunn]

At 58 years old, I still love playing with magnets.

[@pcmatt9831]

grow up old man

[@migantomon117]

@@pcmatt9831 magnets are physics, physics is for all ages

[@northstarsatellite2648]

Nothing wrong with that at all keep doing it what ever makes you happy keep doing. And at any age you never grow up because reading curse words grow up means loose your soul have a good day every one.

[@stephenfrench3888]

​@@pcmatt9831 Sux to be you

[@LittleMonk102]

Can we just appreciate his custom made jig for separating magnets?

[@sikksotoo]

When I was a kid, I imagined self-driving cars would be magnet-controlled on a grid under the streets. This gave me flashbacks.

[@ledbileq]

2:56 lmao did he think it would go flying like a bullet? 🤣

[@iatj]

You have great ideas, thanks for your efforts ..😍

[@notsuperdeadjustnormaldead]

Bot lmao

[@fynkozari9271]

Too bad after finishing this video, the magnets have no use anymore.

[@arashkarimi4013]

@@fynkozari9271 Really ?Why?

[@fynkozari9271]

@@arashkarimi4013 because its for making this video only. No other use.

[@renatobarbosa2382]

build a locomotive on a maguinetico rail with infinite movement

[@Walker404]

Thank you, this video really helped me make my homemade rail gun. 👍👍👍

[@topsiekretts1250]

You need to have the center openings gradually decrease in size, then seal the entire exterior with lead apoxy to remove residual magnetic fields. The all metal construction of the rails and spacers should be aluminum. You could get 600 fps or higher.

[@eduardop2111]

Sadly boring gunpowder is much more practical for lauching projectiles of small size

[@veryboredman6364]

@@eduardop2111 but still wouldn't it be cool just to have a gauss cannon?

[@eduardop2111]

@@veryboredman6364 Cool and practical are not related, so yea, it would be cool

[@Catskinner01]

@@eduardop2111 The two aren't exclusive; the entry velocity seems to inform the exit velocity. Why not combine the two?

[@archaicsage4803]

Specifically, decreasing at a ratio of Phi (1/1.618) for the most powerful effect. With a large enough array or with increased Gauss rated magnets, it can be much more powerful than even that.

[@dphotos007]

I made a design like this in my science class in 8th grade in 1968. We were to design a perpetual motion machine without the use of water. No one in the class used magnets. I thought I had a great idea. We were only allowed to draw it on paper. I wished I could had built it. I know there is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine because over time the parts would break. My design involved heavy magnets, tube, a ball and two shutters. The teacher only gave me a B but I thought it was the best design in the class. The teacher never liked me for some reason. Funny I still remember that design after many years.

[@achicken6477]

guess what it would never work ... well if you can shut one side of the magnet off or shield it then yes but there is no souch thing as perpetual mothion or similar things

[@dphotos007]

@@achicken6477 I had a way to shut off the power of the magnets on each end. I know there you can’t have a perpetual motion machine because of the wear and tear of the parts.

[@achicken6477]

@@dphotos007 no its not the wear and tear but it is the motion ... whore should all the energy come from ? the magnets then the magnets would runn out of power quickly (there is only so much egery in a certain thing like fuel wich has it stored in chemical form or a falling ball wich has it stored in kenetic or aball thats high in the air ... potential energy )

[@MichielvanderBlonk]

@@dphotos007 you can have perpetual motion. The planets themselves are in perpetual motion. What you can't have is free energy or have perpetual motion on earth, because of friction.

[@paulsheehan7287]

@@MichielvanderBlonk The tidal movements on earth are not bound by friction although they may be limited they are perpetual to the extent of our solar systems lifespan. If only a fraction of that energy was captured we would have ample power. It would not be free to set up the infrastructure itself similar to wind energy but it is perpetual motion in action on Earth.

[@skeetersaurus6249]

3:30...basic design of a 'rail-gun'...now, simply make it 10-ft long, design a projectile with a low coefficient of drag, tighten up the tolerances, and call the Dept of Defense for a test-exhibition.

[@bujakowski_dev6739]

3:40 - is it a force amplifier (so You have to put certain external force) , or is it just changing a force type from potential (in finger ) to dynamic (magnetic ) ? In other convention - is speed enlarging or is it constants? I see there's a limens on length - so bullet is pushed by length of tubular magnetics. Hence, shorter tubular magnetics put lower pushing force. On the other hand electric gun would need a very big current, anyway . IMO Cheers!

[@frankmoreno5428]

China Lake Can use silencer Bullet. Math is truly Amazing Enjoy your new Project. I too Have Clearance from China Lake. Maybe we can talk about it.

[@zongpontasho5038]

Simply amazing things we could do with magnets...

[@ericlondon5731]

So,....it's a self contained, muzzle loading permanent magnate rail gun ?....... I love it !

[@gregoryeverson741]

its not a gun, its a magnet travel machine

[@andrewness]

@@gregoryeverson741 And a shot gun is a pellet travel machine...

[@AlbertParrot]

This is the kind of content I’m here for! When I was younger, I used to mess around with magnets all the time. Honestly, I’d do it again if I had some right now. 😄🧲

[@RIPMATRIXDRACOOLA]

great i also bought neodym magnets from supermagnets,great work get it on!

[@terranimations2684]

0:16 dumbell 🏋️‍♂️💪

[@Valveiscool.]

We makin out of gym with this one

[@Valveiscool.]

We makin out of gym with this one

[@SubnauticaHabitat]

@@Valveiscool.we making out the gym with this one

[@Catskinner01]

A more structurally sound version of the short accelerator tube would make a really interesting addition to an air rifle; it appears that the entry velocity informs the exit velocity, so adding the magnets after propelling a projectile to the limit of available air compression would be really interesting.

[@anathema2526]

That's what railguns are

[@sandrobossman9268]

@@anathema2526 lol what i was thinking

[@chaddusmaximus643]

Can you please explain that in stupid?

[@nicholasborrelli7544]

@@chaddusmaximus643 imagine attaching the contraption to the end of an air rifle barrel. The BB will be going at X feet per second as it traveled through the magnet tunnel so how would it affect its velocity?

[@brianbirc]

I do not know about that. I would go with a actual rifle if the air gun does not have the power needed. If hunting enough takedown power and a accurate shot to the right place in what you need. Even the AR 15 chambered with its most common round the 223/5.56 can kill a deer but in many or most it is not legal io hunt deer or bigger game with due to lack of power dont want wounded animals suffering and not found !

[@bellatibay6784]

great, now all i need is to just scale it up in real life and i have an improvised home security system. or a nice deterrent at the back of the car if ever i find myself as the mouse in car chases. or as an improvised grenade launcher for my one and only defrag grenade (of course to be placed in some conductor can). or anything else where this is a genius move. great video dude/s.

[@bomdsaber3587]

👍GREAT PROJECTS MAGNECT.👍 Hug and sucess! 🇧🇷

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

You should do a huge scuplture with every single magnet you have

[@azulnavarro4238]

I’m surprised he hasn’t done this yet

[@bibliophile4878]

The sculpture would be as big as the statue of liberty.😂😂😂

[@azulnavarro4238]

@@bibliophile4878 lol

[@DouglasBowker]

The "projectile" tube at the end is basically how particle accelerators work (though not with permanent magnets but powerful electromagnets). In that case the magnets are continuously "flipped" in their polarity so that the particle gets pulled AND pushed as it travels along. Anyway, I think the shorter you make your projectile, ie closer to a sphere the better it will travel, though it'd help if some math were applied to the distances.

[@nomadiavan6560]

Oh no. Not math. Anything but math.

[@tonyprouteau3716]

You need several spires of wires to increase efficient to the propulsion of the canon...

[@JPPeron]

With permanent magnets, it is successively and with equal force accelerated and braked. So it serves no purpose, except to garner advertising revenue thanks to the approval of the gullible.

[@MusaferJerome]

Liked, subscribed, shared and commented… because it’s just so satisfying to watch. I want more…!!

[@jovijuarez2575]

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[@tariq2296]

@@jovijuarez2575 hello

[@cj_avalon8503]

@Get on the cross and don’t look back "shut the fuck up" me:2022

[@alexlarkins4218]

U r a fucking nerd Lol J/k But juzz sayin

[@hillz3775]

I see this on a bigger scale...imagine this coupled with an array of electromagnet a longer,bigger and more durable tube

[@error404brainnotfound._9]

Come italiano, sono fiero che questo canale esista

[@Brecud]

Quite impressive that such basic magnets are capable of pushing something at such speed

[@Football4ver21]

They are super magnets not basic. It can break your finger bones. If your fingers get stuck in between two of that kind

[@sergiomihailovich9809]

☝😃 Магниты не совсем простые, неодимовые значительно сильнее

[@zimonzlot]

You inspiring me al lot! Is this also possible with a magnetic ball or steel balls instead of a rod / cylinder? Thank you.

[@MagneticGamesIT]

Yes, but you have to slide the ball into a channel.

[@marsforcecivilisationenerg1791]

@@MagneticGamesIT Bonjour J'adore c'ette idée Existe il un moyen comme ça pour essayer de mètre un système d'énergie Libre?

[@Fin4_Vermoegensaufbau]

Yes it is 🤓

[@zimonzlot]

@@MagneticGamesIT i tried that, but it did not work. The last ring magnet decelarates the steel ball. Is this maybe only possible with a magnet rod/ball?

[@王永正-t9y]

@@zimonzlot is magnetics ball can work good like rod magnetics?

[@LucianoSilva-rk6vw]

Super.. legal mesmo 😃👌.. adoro ver.. isso..

[@heliofonseca1908]

Eu tbm

[@essrell]

Omg danke jetzt bin ich drauf gekommen. DANKE🎉

[@Kapalek84]

All ideas are interesting. Is there any type of magnet, geomwtry of magnetic source or material that in your opinion would make it possible to make this motion repetetive?

[@t7H2si0vß2]

Put the V shaped launcher on a outer edge of a cylinder with a magnetic rod perpendicular to the rotational axis of the cylinders. Iv seen people do it and it does keep spinning, pretty neat trick. but in case you were wondering, its not "free energy" because it looses energy through heat and the field slowly weakens over time. It would be cool to see this channel to a video on it though.

[@MagneticGamesIT]

if you mean to get perpetual motion unfortunately not

[@t7H2si0vß2]

@@MagneticGamesIT well, its almost perpetual. Iv personally seen it done several times. It's not "actually" perpetual though because it looses energy through heat and friction and the magnets demagnetize over time. But if you made a cylindrical version of the V shaped accelerator, it could spin. Idk though make a video and prove me wrong 😉

[@Kapalek84]

@@MagneticGamesIT so I could assume that using only magnets it is not possible. So maybe using some materials or mechanisms? Combination of copper iron and aluminum?

[@rodolfomiranda5149]

@@t7H2si0vß2 "Perpetual motion machines" have been exist since the Big Bang event. It's called Spin and ALL electrons have it, it can be positive or negative, it's an inherent spin that never stops, Quantum Mechanics stuff. Greetings to all.

[@BSGOST]

0:53 this sound effect is best :)

[@gargleblasta]

I love how the horizontal cylinders automatically align

[@edouardb4134]

Good morning, with your PVC tube and the magnet that moves inside, have you ever tried to put a copper winding around it, and measured the resulting voltage and current?

[@Mom_I_am_D_IO]

USA: spend billions dollars to realization railgun Guys from KZbin:

[@pavel_balan]

Звук стыковки магнитов, конечно же, прикольный

[@christopherwellman2364]

If you collect too many magnets, will all your neighbors' silverware come darting through the walls? ( OK, IRONWORK )

[@CarlosYounes]

Super Nice! Congratulations Cheers from São Paulo-Brasil

[@ColdOsburn]

Out of curiosity could you build one that could launch things for a long distance I always like to see the future of space travel by using this type of method

[@retrosapien1]

this is very weak for space travel, furthermore the amount of energy needed to power such electromagnets would be monumental

[@ColdOsburn]

@Siddhant Vashishtha All right then what would happen if this thing was on the moon and the main Cannon can be changed direction to any of our planets in our galaxy since there will be probably no gravity the object would probably catch up more speed

[@uncanny3637]

If we did create a powerful enough contraption that uses this method for space travel, it will turn the people inside into pancakes, due to the sudden increase of G force.

[@retrosapien1]

@@usernameforyoutube2661 the original comment also talks about launch

[@retrosapien1]

@@uncanny3637 this is the way.

[@kevinwood4023]

This is a great video! Please include the magnetization orientation of the magnets you use for each expirement in the future or people will get frustrated trying to duplicate your project.

[@CharlieCoding]

You should be able to tell me seeing where the object goes

[@coffee-is-power]

This guy has more magnets than grains of sand in the world

[@TheRealSalesse]

Hilariously Awesome!

[@DannyOccoquan]

Imagine an acceleration system like this except scaled up to launch spaceships from the moon ... it could be hundreds of kilometers long, going straight and flat while the moon curved away below. Lengthy enough to increase velocity gradually so G's are tolerable. No worries about atmospheric drag, no worries about imminent domain, relatively low gravity ... you could really slingshot a ship into space. Express service to the Jovian moons. Launch would use only enough propellant to stabilize the ship, saving almost all of it to slow and maneuver at the end. I'm not an engineer or a scientist, just a sci-fi geek, but I think something like this could work. Might even be a good sci-fi novel in there somewhere.

[@CoreniaBug]

That's cool!! Thanks for sharing I enjoyed the video!!! :)

[@MagicDarkLightMDL]

2:45 what if you made one of these with the strongest bulletproof glass you could find that went in a perfect circle infinitely looping around on itself gaining more and more speed until the steel ball atomizes due to the forces pushing it to infinite speed

[@mathisbenderradji4724]

It can't work : have you noticed that in order to make the process start, he has to push the magnet in the system ? Once the magnet would have made a complete circle, the next magnet will push it backward and it will stop in an equilibrium position.

[@aubreylalongisip3822]

Hi

[@dustynmiller2497]

Perpetual at its finest;)

[@wturri78]

0:38 What's that green sheet called?

[@MagneticGamesIT]

It's a flux detector... Link in description

[@peterfinland1370]

Now that is truly a free energy source. The same energy that is revolving the whole cosmos.

[@peterfinland1370]

The accelerator just gave out free energy. Or can you explain where it came from? You just have to make it go round and round.

[@peterfinland1370]

I mean, you could build a whole road out of those magnetic accelerators and make special cars, or even trucks that could drive on them.

[@LichtTempler]

@@peterfinland1370, a very short roads, I would say :)

[@peterfinland1370]

@@LichtTempler Maybe a whole railway or even subway.

[@peterfinland1370]

@@LichtTempler And why would they have to be short, when you can have several of those accelerators in line to form a railroad.

[@danbrown4154]

Magnets truly are fascinating.

[@tekknorat]

I'd say, they attract our attention.

[@pcmatt9831]

It is if you are 12

[@danbrown4154]

@@pcmatt9831 “They are if you are 12” is the correct response. Even 12 year olds know that.

[@svsasb1]

in the tube accelerator how about take a hula-hoop and transform it into an egg shape. will a magnet shooting through it cause the hula-hoop to move? if so, take 2 of these configurations layered on top of one another with reverse motion and attach to flat piece of styrofoam. can it move forward like a boat?

[@amyshaw893]

How does this work? It feels like its just creating momentum from nowhere, which breaks the laws of physics. If you do the first one again, but make one wheel smaller so that it rolls in a circle, and curve the magnets on the plate, wouldnt it go forever?

[@MagneticGamesIT]

Unfortunally it's not Perpetual motion

[@yun-z]

momentum is still conserved since the other magnets are pushed back

[@smudg3lenob138]

I like your funny words magic man

[@EricTViking]

The projectile actually comes out with less energy than was required to push it in.

[@heyodi3092]

I remember being really little and thinking: why don’t we create energy with magnets?

[@rezanorouzi9738]

IN WILL....

[@russhamilton3800]

We do, all the time, its called electricity.

[@rezanorouzi9738]

@@russhamilton3800 wow u have a big brain xd >>> Bro my mean is Free Energy No gas No oil

[@russhamilton3800]

@@rezanorouzi9738 there is no such thing.

[@rezanorouzi9738]

@@russhamilton3800 I must say again : In Will.... world will see

[@animelovergurlopzv]

I always thought that traveling by magnets would’ve been a pretty good way to travel. We would just require a lot of big magnets that we don’t have.

[@TheLastFBIagent]

Sadly we’ve known this for the longest time and refuse to change the system cause it’s take too much effort. We already have magnet trains which are the fastest (or at least among the top fastest) trains there are. Zero friction mobility requires way less energy and produces better results

[@barbiesshorts4904]

I thought asians are the future but asking such stupid questions tells everything.... Dont you have ever heard of electromagnetism....

[@sa-fh9bv]

@@barbiesshorts4904 be humble

[@animelovergurlopzv]

@@barbiesshorts4904 first of all, race has nothing to do with this. Second of all, I’m aware of electromagnetism. Third of all, I was referring to the model that was built. And lastly, it wasn’t a question so much as a statement. Thank you very much.

[@AverageAwesomeDude]

It is pretty amazing but when building them one also needs to consider how having magnetic fields powerful enough to move that much mass that quickly would affect the area around it, especially if you want them inside cities, so it’s not just laziness that’s keeping us from it, doing it safely is a humongous investment and the safety of nearby structure and those living in them need to be accounted for

[@3cpsidiot]

There isnt gonna be a single day when i dont watch one of his videos like their just so satisfying

[@joemalinchalk1314]

A friend and I built a rail gun in the shop where we repaired pinball machines, using flipper solenoids and the piston.

[@dperez3437]

Is there an exact measurement that would allow the magnet to pass threw without stopping? One that you could have the spacing all be the same without it causing that stop? Like a perfect measurement? Or does it always have to get further and further away?

[@alpha_wolf6927]

3:57 Как насчёт построить на этом гравитационное метро?

[@Барабульчик]

Лишь бы не оружие

[@jailisban5981]

I liked tat magnet shooting gun 😂😂💥👍

[@hiddenarchive6329]

And that fellas is how railguns work

[@docbaut5318]

3:35 The projectile shoots out of the tube. It don't stuck. What if you have two tubes, and shoot from one into the other? Would it overcome the first resitance? What if you have plenty and arrange them in a circle? Would't that be a magnet motor?

[@SimplySwayze]

…Isn’t this basically how a _railgun_ works?

[@Khadar2]

Yeah

[@martiddy]

it is!

[@classichumorvids4618]

You don't get enough speed from just using magnets, but yeah the concept is the same.

[@Desklamp56]

THIS ENDS NOW

[@iandixon9675]

@@classichumorvids4618 I think it is from magnets but they put they use a burst of electricity

[@vinkta]

So cool!. I bet you'd be good at that Magnet Block puzzle game 🤣

[@h7opolo]

please construct a circular path of those accelerants that is sawtooth shaped in the vertical axis for perpetual motion

[@coinbasecorruption2806]

agreed. He didn't heart your comment because he has a GINORMOUS, magnetic rod up his kiester from being given too much attention as a kid. Here ya go, 💖 just as you deserve, compadre.

[@nickbaylander6320]

It won't work. Trust me I've tried a million combinations and none of them work

[@lastoneontheboat]

Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics

[@DenisKz]

NO!

[@WimukthiBandara]

Silly idea. That of course wouldn't work. Systems shown on this video only works because they create a magnetic flux gradient which can never extend to infinity.

[@pylon500]

OK, I lol'ed when it got to 1:13, obvious I know, but I haven't dealt with big super magnets in the past.

[@Desbelugas888]

This is a subway tunnel, there are wagons in the metal ball and fasten your seatbelts and get ready for tunnel flights 👏👏👏

[@rhrh9128]

You have WAY too much FUN! Lol. Awesome.

[@jordanhg5221]

What is the thing at 1:37?

[@MrMoon-hy6pn]

I believe that is magnetic field viewing film, real creative name I know

[@itstheV01D]

3:41 this dude made a railgun

[@kosmo-action4762]

Das Teil sieht sauber und sehr ansprechend aus!

[@mallorybahler5811]

Bro casually built a partical accelerator💀💀

[@Kereusx]

That is what amazing is!

[@mrbonjangle]

I had a science experiment in elementary involving magnets. I think I got first place for it. As a kid I wondered why we didn’t have train systems powered by magnets.

[@realbreadttv3970]

We do

[@loes3000]

@@realbreadttv3970 I’m guessing he’s from America because we do not.

[@KDawgKy]

Not yet…but very soon!

[@realbreadttv3970]

@@loes3000 i dont think i have them in australia. But i know they exist

[@borisbeloudus2691]

Ask China

[@TGRofficial2k24]

Magneto uses magnets to make maglev 🔥

[@ve4no_ya]

Вот оно - будущее! Магнитное оружие...

[@CVSXSound]

Тоже думаешь что он рельсовую пушку сделает скоро?

[@_DByxcoTbIu_]

@@CVSXSound Возможно, но у рельсы другой принцип. У пушки Гауса снаряд разгоняют электромагниты (или только магниты как здесь), а рельсовая разгоняет силой Лоренца.

[@CVSXSound]

@@_DByxcoTbIu_ я не шарю, просто в игре видел.

[@rahuls7039]

Thanks! Learnt a lot from your practical experiments.

[@edgarbenjoseph3879]

3:40 the magnetic gun has been invented 😂

[@DrMatthewHudson]

Same idea already exists as a gun. Google rail guns

[@velikovskysghost]

I've had idea like this since I was 12 and love watching these. I'd really like to take with this young man and share some of my thought on it.

[@Mayakovskiy_ll]

Great!!! Please make a circular track with infinitely moving wheels, please!

[@коллективноетворчество]

Не получится никогда!!!

[@จิรภาสเตชะ]

0:54 my ball !

[@KerWengFung]

that bullet went faster than a jet it made me laugh alot keep it up

[@sodaboy5808]

I’ve 2 questions, is the hyperloop works in the same way just like how the magnet travelled fast inside the tube? And the other question is, the dumbbell-like thing rolled over the magnets - will that work the same against gravity? Or it rolled because the table was flat?

[@RegularTetragon]

Sorta yeah, vacuum trains are just mag lev's inside an enclosed tube with a partial vacuum. Unfortunately they're not really feasible to construct due to the requirements of the pumps and frankly catastrophic failure modes (think a train derailment but 10 times worse). Mag lev's use switched electromagnets so that you don't end up with the counter pull from a magnet you've already passed.

[@shaileshk_gy]

Imagine a rail system based on magnects. That would be amazing.

[@goodolboy5200]

Or... here me out... a gun that shoots a round using a magnetic rail... I'll call it The Rail Gun. Thank you.

[@olsirmonkey]

theres a train in japan that is completely powered by magnets. it even uses magnets to solve problems made by magnets. its so overengineered that it needs to be engineered that much to work properly, but damn is it cool

[@ddegn]

@@olsirmonkey The trains are not "powered by magnets" they're powered by electricity. They use superconducting electromagnets. The require a lot of electricity.

[@Syndicalism]

This rail system you speak of exists