Mind-Blowing Centripetal Spinner! Unlock the Astonishing Beauty of Science!

In this video, we'll be demonstrating the amazing beauty of science with the Centripetal Spinner Toy! Centripetal vs Centrifugal?
This Science toy is an excellent way to explore the incredible beauty of science. Watch as the toy spins around and around, demonstrating the principles of inertia. The Centripetal Spinner Toy is a fun and interactive way to learn about science!
This is the prettiest demonstration of centripetal force and inertia I've ever seen! Simply twirl the stick and the thin ribbons spread into a bubble shape. The faster you spin, the wider the bubble becomes! It can be gently twisted by hand to make a delicate 'flower' that neatly tucks itself into a tight ball. So cool!
We dive into the world of Inertia and Centripetal Force, not to be confused with the Centrifugal force... We do our best to explain it all!
Destructive Creativity and Jonathan Allers are dedicated to providing safe and fun science facts and experiments for all ages. Please practice science safely and responsibly. Always use proper supervision. Now go out and learn something!

[@DestructiveCreativity]

There is so much beauty in Science! What comes to your mind when you think of beautiful science?

[@omnigma]

Attached to the top are long strands... But of what? What kind of 'strands'? Also, how do you attach said strands???

[@h7opolo]

very poor explanation of the physics for the action. the strands move outward due to inertia and stay extended from the axis to counteract the rotational force via increased torque load. the centripetal force is achieved merely by the material strength of the strands.

[@DestructiveCreativity]

Well stated, perhaps my production time was focused too much on the camera work instead of the physics. I may very well choose a different video to upload and reword the explanation. Thanks for commenting!

[@DestructiveCreativity]

I cut that section out, I'll upload a more thorough explanation of the physics why in a seperate video.

[@h7opolo]

@@DestructiveCreativity sorry to be so critical. i know you're trying.

[@DestructiveCreativity]

Not at all! I'm the first to admit my own weaknesses ;)

[@cassie8215]

your over thinking it buddy

[@megannea.1247]

That is so mesmerizing to watch! Thanks for sharing!

[@historyplus5306]

I love it!