Monster magnet meets plasma ball...

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Plasma is known to react to a magnetic field because it is made up of electrically charged particles. This makes me wonder what would happen, if a large magnet is put close to a plasma globe? Let's find out!
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[@bardfinn]

"Were you too busy watching if I lost a finger?" YES, YES I WAS

[@Purple431]

Don't play with giant dangerous magnets 😐

[@brisolar]

I was most concernet with the power suply bursting, since it could move something inside and close a circuit

[@chunky8038]

Ain't that the truth

[@joetuktyyuktuk8635]

Yes, quite dangerous, he could have accomplished the same thing by lowering the transformer on a board and kept his fingers out of harms way.

[@PotatoMasterYT]

Same

[@smileyp4535]

Lmao that black circle you put behind the large plasma ball to make it easier to see was freaking me out because it looked like a digital effect or something that responded to the magnet 😂

[@fan1701]

Same here. It took me a few mintutes to figure that out.

[@vinhnguyen-o5z]

Same

[@adamhelberg9228]

Lol same

[@BritishEngineer]

If it was EMI it would be more analog than digital

[@Buvard]

c'est pas drôle osti de concombre

[@JosephRedfern]

“I’m not doing that again” “YoU hAvE tO”

[@000Krim]

Lol

[@Tactix_se]

hahaha

[@ZelphTheWebmancer]

Same conversation my last two brain cells have

[@gunter4155]

Rewatch it

[@BrianatorFTW]

could he have not used a fabric sling or something similar to hold it so his finders aren't in the way

[@NeonRelaxationCorner]

Hello Brian. I'm studying Radiology for 2 years now. While watching the video and saw that the small globe was emitting and peaking at the UVA-UVB spectrum I was impressed. You know, X-RAYS are also part of the UV spectrum. The X-RAY emission starts in the middle of the UVB-UVC spectrum and those rays can also fluorescent the matter. What I wanna say with all of this is that this small globe might emitting a very little dose of X-ray Radiation. It's not dangerous at all (with this dosage) but it can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. Keep bringing us those impressive videos about science.. You're the best!!!!

[@alshayda4168]

do you know what kind of spectrometer Brainiac75 uses? How is it arranged?

[@NeonRelaxationCorner]

@@alshayda4168 That seems to be an electromagnetic radiation spectrum analyzer. But I'm not a radio physicist so I can't say for sure... It is arranged to count the frequency of the light, because xrays are also light the only thing is that we can't see them with our eyes.

[@alshayda4168]

It kinda uses Toshiba linear CCD TCD1304AP intended for POS scanners. Trick is, this POS scanners CCD kinda not rated for less than 400nm and should be blind in over 1100nm.

[@mernok2001]

@@NeonRelaxationCorner The plasma ball cant emit X-rays for multiple reasons.The glass will block X-rays up to about 20 keV.The power supply is only about 5 kV.The gas inside becoming plasma has a voltage drop less than 5 kV.The pressure of the gas also prevent electrons to accelerate to high enough speed.So any X-rays produced are less than 5 keV which cant penetrate even thin glass.

[@NeonRelaxationCorner]

@@mernok2001 the glass won't block 20keV. I know it's a very small electron energy. The X-RAY tube is a literally a glass lamp with a vacuum inside of it.. But if we had a glass lamp and we were giving 20keV and above at it, the X-rays can actually pass through. That's why why portable xray machines, are able to emit 20keV are also having a lead case around the tube, except the area xrays must get out, just because xrays even in that low energy can pass through the glass of the tube. And the glass of those tubes is much thicker that the plasma ball glass. So when it comes to the plasma ball, I didn't said that emits dangerous amounts of xrays, I just said that it can emit traces of xrays because the spectrum spikes at the frequency of the UV-C radiation. It emits xray radiation but in tiny amounts.

[@todayonthebench]

Considering how much visible light that globe puts out, and how the measurement barely registers it compared to the UV part. Then this globe seems like a nice UV source....

[@dlbattle100]

Maybe it would be enough to kill covid.

[@todayonthebench]

@@Yea_I_Got_Nothing Yes, would surely make for an interesting greenhouse if one has a bunch of these scattered about the place.

[@fluffyfetlocks]

The range of UV it emits is on the scale of DNA damaging, so it can cause eye and skin damage.

[@Tabu11211]

@@fluffyfetlocks so thats a yes for sterilization? xD

[@AdamWebbadamwbb]

@@dlbattle100 you need UVC for sterilization.

[@Qui-9]

4:50 neat how they dance.

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

3:10 this is the most empathetically anxious I have ever been

[@brainiac75]

Thanks, Snow. The loud noise alone told me this wasn't my best idea ever. Luckily, I am a little more experienced with such setups than the average Joe and Jane ;) Thanks for the concern and watching!

[@karlharvymarx2650]

Have you had the ElectroBOOM near death experience yet? I know he has to be being more cautious than it appears but he still gets me almost every time.

[@delta4phoenix4]

Same, but at least he wore gloves. Though, hearing what I guess is the um of the transformer amplified by the big desk and magnet spooked me thoroughly.

[@TwinShards]

@@brainiac75 That loud noise did sound to me your giant magnet was vibrating, lifting itself slightly as the AC current went on an actractive state (agains this magnet) then going to a repulsing state... Am i right?

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

@@TwinShards super late but that's basically it. You can tell by the sound it makes. The adapter is rated for an input of 230v at 50hz, and the audible note of the magnet against the table is a G1, which is also 50hz [well it's more like a G half sharp 1 but close enough]. There is also an additional dominant harmonic of 100Hz, or ~G2

[@josephastier7421]

3:15 You remind me of a physicist who can't resist bringing a sphere of plutonium near a neutron reflector to see what it will do.

[@milos_radovanovic]

When you saturate the core, you dramatically lower the transformer's inductance and increase the current from the socket, essentially frying the primary winding. You got lucky there! Some more powerful transformers can even suffer a primary coil explosion from the ensuing overcurrent surge.

[@schaltnetzteil495]

The small ones usually have a thermal fuse in the primary coil, that will open the circuit when it gets too hot.

[@fireandcopper]

Your fingers in between the transformer and beast magnets made me get sweaty palms, It looks so dangerous

[@brainiac75]

It's not exactly recommended... The trick is to not let the transformer freely accelerate towards the magnet. Otherwise it would quickly gain momentum to make some damage. The thick gloves take away the worst of the pinch, but I felt it anyway... Thanks for the concern and watching :D

[@MeriaDuck]

A piece of wood to keep the transformer away from the magnet could have been helpful maybe

[@alaric_]

@@brainiac75 Could you please not do that again? :) I really don't get scared about anything but that test.... Would really hate if you lost a finger with these monsters :(

[@josephmazzeo9413]

@@MeriaDuck I was thinking that too why not use a piece of wood as a safety buffer -

[@draketungsten74]

@@josephmazzeo9413 That's how he put those two magnets together.

[@christopherpolidore4417]

I got excited seeing you use a spectrometer probe to measure the wavelengths given off by the plasma balls.. I am currently using a NIR probe to determine chemical composition of a homogeneous mixture of glass, paper, and plastic! My field of research is horticulture so it is a very neat endeavor for the research work I am doing! What kind of spectrometer are you using?

[@lotzy6292]

Braniac75: Search for Lasertack LR2. I believe it is made by Aseq Instruments and based on their LR1 but branded for the European market by Lasertack. Living in Denmark, the LR2 was just easier to get. Available on eBay.

[@ccau81]

That UV is scary. Liked the little tension music in the background, fitted perfectly with what was discovered ;)

[@maxthedog8483]

hahaha. agreed, i was thinking the same thing

[@PorWik]

Music that’s in every SCP narration

[@Anthony_Matabaro_3D_360]

Yep agreed, that is exactly what I was thinking at the same time too. ☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️

[@IanCaine4728]

@@PorWik Lol, I kept picturing SCPs throughout!

[@MihkelKukk]

We have quarantine in the army atm, I'm not infected but we do a lot of disinfecting of rooms here now... Some smartass thought it was a wise idea to alongside using disinfectant alcohol spray to also set up a UV lamp for a class.... Later that night most of my group had their eyes super dried and hurting and the side of the face is pretty much like burnt from the UV... Don't mess with UV lamps guys.

[@Arntzzen]

Can you be my siri voice?

[@samohteel4393]

All these years I've been carrying an electrical field tester with my carpentry tools not knowing that a volt ohm meter can also measure electrical fields. I love your channel, It inspires thought from me. Even the comment section is wholesome.

[@Thomahawk1234]

Hey Brainiac! As a kid I was able to"control my tv" when I put my hand over a plasma ball. I would put my flat hand over the plasma ball and point the flat side to the ir receiver on the tv. As if my hand was a mirror reflecting light. Now I know I was kind of right. The tv would respond as if I was pressing random buttons on the remote. It would change the channel, increase sound volume, change color settings etc. When I tell this to people I can tell they're thinking I'm bullshitting them. Is there any possibility you could try this? I don't have a plasma ball anymore and you seem to have one that emits some IR. Would love to see someone else try this!

[@Seegalgalguntijak]

I could be wrong, but I think modern IR remote controls transmit digital codes, not analog ones like in the olden days, so probably a modern TV wouldn't react to the plasma ball.

[@chadhayes8310]

My coworker has a plasma ball that when you touch it it dials the business phone on his desk. We were messing around with it and it turned the intercom on the phone on, pretty funny.

[@Thomahawk1234]

@@Seegalgalguntijak I wouldn't know, but you might be right. This happened about 20 years ago with a tv that was already old by then.

[@superpsycho8982]

Yeah your dad was a joker he was pressing the buttons an lett you believe it was you! Sorry to ruïne your dream hahaha 😂 im a dad also an my son also thinks he can do great stuff

[@Thomahawk1234]

@@superpsycho8982 Hahaha yeah I thought about that! Even when I was a kid. Needless to say, I tested it when I was alone too.

[@KevinBFG]

- "Were you too busy watching if I lost a finger?" Yes, that's exactly what I was doing 😂

[@Trtko-y2p]

6:57 Measuring DC with one wire

[@stratifacations8377]

It always amazes me how Content creators always manage to stretch the simplest task into a video that lasts over 10 minutes

[@guilhermetorresj]

Gotta love the 60Hz hum of magnet/transformer interaction.

[@james10739]

Based on the accent I assume it's a 50hz but still

[@amgdboi1301]

1:29 best way to turn off a plasma ball lol

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

Install a magnet inside the base, use a coarse threaded bolt to adjust how far away it is from the transformer, now you have a dimmer.

[@amogus6770]

@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper if it goes wrong then it’s a grenade

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

@@amogus6770 Not a grenade, but perhaps a smoke canister if you shorted the transformer. Turning off transformers by EMI is a thing.

[@amogus6770]

@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper yeah

[@greenspiraldragon]

Notice the black Aura around the plasma ball moves closer to the magnet then when the magnet gets close it is pushed beyond the other side of the plasma ball. 2:07

[@106640guy]

3:23 Scary AC humming sound!

[@buddyguy4723]

I can't believe you stuck your hand in between that much magnet and that much iron. Absolute mad lad

[@jamesbruce]

When I used to sell those balls, we put a brass key on top of the ball, and when you get your finger close enough the arc will pass from the ball to the key and then to your finger. Not painful, but it does transfer a small amount of material to your finger.

[@ComradeMario]

Damn, next time I buy a plasma ball I need to bring some fluorescent paper

[@brokensolarpanel2649]

guy 1: hey, why are you putting on sunscreen? guy 2: i'm about to turn on my plasma ball.

[@HaydenLikeHey]

Jeez, you'd think someone would've done some spectroscopy on those plasma balls before shipping 🥴

[@yoppindia]

Its made for novelty not spectroscopy. Spectroscope is expensive equipment.

[@jmchez]

Really? Chinese vendors have even been known to ship radioactive waste as novelty items. Without any warnings, mind you.

[@TantalumPolytope]

spectroscopy equipment if expensive

[@Damidas]

I don't like that kind of talk. it upsets me

[@eugene5873]

1:53 that scared the hell out of me

[@philgroves7694]

"Don't play with strong magnets and high voltage" - very good advice, actually. While it can be interesting and "fun", it is dangerous as heck! I once, "accidentally", touched a moderately strong magnet to an electrical outlet. I'm curious about stuff. And I found it interesting that the closer I got with the magnet, the more intense was the "buzzing" vibration in my fingers and hand. However, when the magnet was placed too close, the results were ... "stunning". My arm went into seriously strong tetanus, the magnet flew across the basement room, a breaker exploded, and I was literally stunned (knocked to the floor). I was lucky not to have been killed.

[@redsquirrelftw]

I never considered that magnets could affect a transformer, but it makes lot of sense! If you saturate the core then it starts to draw tons of current, since it's basically a short circuit at that point.

[@uploadJ]

Ya. Not many ppl seem to get that.

[@BritishEngineer]

That magnet probably messed with the Q factor and saturation in that transformer, making the inductive resistance drop to zero and draw so much currents that overloaded the primary or secondary.

[@uploadJ]

Try - It affected the magnetic "B-H curve" (WHICH no one else has mentioned). Are there NO classically trained engineers reading these YT threads these days?

[@jacobkaltz1958]

Finally someone has a video on this I’ve been wondering about it

[@alexanderquilty5705]

Am I the only person that gets the chills when he gets to any scary results and he plays the SCP music…?

[@danyf3116]

One thing I discovered by accident. MIG welding with a strong magnet holding your pieces together, will affect your arc like crazy. I thought I had run out of Argon gas when it happened. Took me a few minutes to realize what was really happening. Wonder how it would react with a big magnet like the one you have here? I wouldn't be surprised if the arc would just jump over to it. ☺

[@iainburgess8577]

Fascinating. I wonder if you could set the magnet on a stand, then slide the ball underneath for close testing while avoiding the transformer. Also, the magnet does seem to affect the plasma streamers before affecting the transformer - as you close, in the midrange, the streamers change distribution, but especially their density, the closest streamer/s generating more light. Similar to physical contact effect but at range.

[@janeblogs324]

1:17 how is the black stuff escaping the sphere?

[@username_undefined]

I was just about to post the same thing. WTF

[@xenuno]

@the color red It moves so smoothly as if being repulsed in a dampened, magnetic way. I thought it was a post production video effect til the enormity of preserving the foreground while erasing the background with such flawless results came to light.

[@BAgodmode]

Lead singer from monster magnet shows up: “Oh wow man that is cool, what is that? A plasma ball? You can buy that? Thanks for introducing me to these fantastic lamps.”

[@caliban2805]

The magnet messes with the transformer optimum Prime can be beaten by a large enough magnet

[@alexeycherepanov7943]

The use of the hydro wave method for the purification of aqueous solutions and thermonuclear reactions, December 7, 2017 - cloud.mail.ru/public/27Ad/4bDGJ92rH Correspondence with Igor Nikolaevich Stepanov dated June 22, 2020 - cloud.mail.ru/public/1mSx/2ti91GWkP Correspondence with Igor Nikolaevich Stepanov dated June 22, 2020 - drive.google.com/file/d/1g2vLhzFADkW1Va1AqE24SLrq5ADwlehP/view?usp=sharing

[@1495978707]

You wouldn’t expect to see curvature here. The globe isn’t near vacuum, the plasma isn’t moving quickly and Lorentz force is proportional to speed

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Excellent demo and info - as usual Brainiac75! Can you give us a link for the UV emitting plasma ball?

[@Aratastic90]

Watched this with my 8 year old along with your video on ferrofluid, she was fascinated by your observations about the UV light it was emitting. I'm still trying to think how I can explain the transformer in a slightly simpler way 😅

[@ok-do]

0:50 *special containment procedures*

[@Vid_Master]

LOL "the magnet's path of destruction is getting longer... and it doesnt even care" great video

[@Basement-Science]

2:47 I was like "oh god, dont put a magnet on THAT?!" I was worried the thing would go up in smoke and maybe even flames or explode! (Un)fortunately these transformer are way too safe. Saturating the core means the primary side will draw WAY more current than it is supposed to, overheating it, and ruining the coupling between primary and secondary, leading to the drop in output voltage. With small transformers like this, the wire resistance of the primary is so high it would never trip a breaker unless it short-circuits. I was also surprised there was no effect on the plasma itself. The charged particles are still moving, even when it is AC, so there should be an effect. I'm guessing the effect is not noticeable because current in these plasma "arcs" is extremely low, meaning the amount of charged particles at any time is also very low, and since it is not a vacuum by any means, the ions will collide with neutral atoms constantly, randomizing their movement direction.

[@thomasneal9291]

yup. a large transformer very likely would have exploded from the rapid increase in current inside the coils. not good. something like a standard transformer you see on your neighborhood power pole could easily kill you if it exploded next to you.

[@Will-kt5jk]

With AC, are the ions/anions not reversing direction (like with free electrons in a wire) at 50 or 60 Hz (depending on your local electric standard) meaning they’re reversing any field giving effectively, net zero field to work with? Or is it different for plasma/ion current vs. electron flow?

[@Basement-Science]

@@Will-kt5jk Yes, ions will move back and forth under AC as well. They are much heavier than electrons so they dont accelerate as quickly though. Of course ions are never confined to moving inside a wire. These plasma balls are running at something like 30 kHz AC, not just 50/60 Hz. The transformer can separate enough charge to sustain its output voltage, so the ions cant neutralize the charge and therefore the electric field. So the ions can only respond to the applied field.

[@saiyanbob666]

when he uses the magnetic field to pull in the plasma to the center of the ball is like the tech they use in star wars to contain and adjust a lightsaber blade

[@DJG4040]

Someone needs to try this with Styropyro’s ‘overclocked’ plasma globe.

[@Nik-ny9ue]

Woah this video was really cool! Keep it up!

[@brainiac75]

Thank you very much, Nik907. Much more to come!

[@EasyThere]

Rotate the magnet 90 degrees and see if that changes the plasma. The area you used is the hole in the magnetic field...like an inverted come pointing towards the center of the circle on both flat sides.

[@sarthakdohare2906]

3:55 face reveal

[@jamespatches4553]

3:05...yeah that was terrifying lol

[@chaorrottai]

The reason it shut the plasma globe off is because you magnet is a beast and you're likely saturating the flyback transformer with flux to the point of making it unable to opperate.

[@Xyz.3d]

5:12 that sounds sounds shavers down my spine lol

[@ayaavalon6213]

1:30 “hmm nothing notable happens” BUT THE BLACK FILM IS POPPING OUT OF THE SIDE

[@xxjackirblackbloddxx7377]

FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE NOTICES THIS WITCHCRAFT

[@Nvortex15]

He is pushing it with his left hand

[@QQpapababy]

Thanks for the video. If you quickly move the magnet near the plasma ball, it should affect the plasma moving.

[@stevenmayhew3944]

I noticed that if you put a fluorescent light next to a plasma ball, it too will glow. That way, you can play magic wand with a mini fluorescent light.

[@MrOvergryph]

"And it doesn't even care" XD

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

The one that gave off a lot of UV will most likely be safe, like when you use a UV effects ''black light'', and won't at all require sunglasses or sun-screen.

[@Lunbow_]

Anyone else notice the blackness coming out of the sphere? 1:29 looks cool

[@Worssix]

3:26 When you accidentally trigger a raid in Minecraft.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Gosh the sound and vibration when getting close to the transformer... Then the compilation of destruction lol

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

It does exactly what I thought it would do! It steals the magnetic field from the flyback Transformer and shuts the entire thing down!

[@DaveTheGreat48]

the "Discovery Plasma Orb" was finally shipped to me today and it reacts to sound and touch which is pretty cool

[@ArmedSpaghet]

I love how he and SCP ILLUSTRATED use the same music and its legit feels like an SCP😂

[@cheesecakelasagna]

fr lmao

[@painterfox]

I have a plasma ball from the late 90's. I thought acting like a blacklight was a deliberate feature. Guess maybe it isn't? Eh, no matter, it only gets turned on for few minutes every couple of years to see if it still works.

[@murrayshekelberg9754]

That magnet is just putting my brain to work on a subwoofer with a mega-motor.

[@theredstormer8078]

The magnet sounds like when I tried connecting a large speaker to a 12V AC power supply. Louder than you'd expect from a power supply with a relatively small coil.

[@cameronoyola6793]

The plasma was bending, you can see the spots on the actual bulb focus more to the magnet

[@iwbmo]

0:51 here we see a plasma ball in its natural habitat, doing its thing it be just vibing

[@firas4912]

Throughout my studies, I knew that the electron has three states: 1 a one-dimensional state, 2 a two-dimensional state, and the last three-dimensional state, and this depends on the media in which it is found.Each of the previous cases has its own magnetic and electrical properties

[@SLAPDOORS]

10:26 - There's a few frames that looks like the poles from a spiral galaxy, bursting out from the center and spiraling to the other pole, pretty cool!

[@Oiramul]

:)))

[@nickmagrick7702]

2:20 its just knocking out the electrons before they travel up what is essentially a vandagraph generator. Its cutting off the current. Not what I expected either, but it makes sense.

[@Sdnaurs]

I imagine it had no effect on the actual plasma, but that when the core of the high voltage transformer was saturated by the magnetic flux it stopped any induction of current in the secondary, hence why it went dark.

[@dougbillman2333]

When I am alone with my plasma Ball... All I get is, one solid stream, going straight up.........

[@davidblalock9945]

I'd report that brand and model of plasma globe to your local product safety organisation. If it pumping out that much UV light, in such dangerous spectroms, it should warrant a recall.

[@NebulonRanger]

5:11 ah, good old 50 Hz harmonic series

[@SloppyLarry]

They react to fluorescent bulbs. I was pretty surprised when I held one up to it.

[@royalcastobarus1045]

That SCP style music is perfect for your videos

[@ambassador8524]

That plasma globe was so excited to be touched by something other than greasy stoner hands

[@gusty7153]

that humming sound made me concerned about a lot more than just losing a finger

[@rursus8354]

R.I.P. transformer! You died heroically fighting for science against a monster magnet.

[@Mugelbbub16]

There's a black mass behind the globe that shifts when the magnet gets closer and it's very eerie

[@MattH-wg7ou]

You need a "Monster Magnet Playlist" if you dont already have one!

[@xasmaniusvolk8416]

3:00 sounds very healthy

[@britshell]

5:30 sounds like a Michel Bay movie WHHHHAAAHHHHHMMMMMMMMM!

[@ariesyana]

5:48 ahh... nolstagia.

[@сашагемберг]

*_Ну и что здесь необычного? При ядерном взрыве, тоже возникает мощный электромагнитный импульс, который гасит всю электронику._* 🙄😎

[@MaNNeRz91]

This is too funny when high 😂😂😂 "I got ma plashma borlls and ma big magnits"

[@laserspaceninja]

Dude...

[@canam-bz3ie]

Big question: How do you know?

[@justinsyrup4748]

Bro that weird buzz at the start of the video that went inside of my ears made me shiver..

[@templeofthemonkeygod9047]

Me: touches small plasma globe Also me: *immediately gets cancer*

[@AspentheGuardian]

How does this man make magnets emotional

[@jonmarquez128]

Hi Braniac75! I am surprised you did a video on how magnets affected by different gases! I was expecting this video someday.

[@jamie7472]

The light from the ultraviolet globe looks like it diffuses pretty rapidly. It should be safe to observe from a distance for long periods of time and touching it for reasonable amounts of time should be relatively safe aswell.

[@brosthestickmandude]

Press F to pay respects on the transformer and the other victims of the MONSTER magnet

[@brosthestickmandude]

F

[@bitcoinnoderunner]

The path of destruction is getting longer and it doesn't even care. 😂

[@kentamccarter9580]

Seems very powerful magnets like that have a very profound effect on electrical devices

[@diontethames6218]

I like how you explained the transformer , thanks for making it easy to understand

[@UltraTechMotors]

Minute 4 "hope you like my effort and click a like" you won another subscriber there :)

[@user-ot6oc7mk1s]

I am the owner of the same plasma ball, and for some reason, one of our phones react quite weirdly to this thing. The camera doesn't work when I try to record it, and turns off when I activate this, and overall weirdness of apps and system increases. Even when I try to record while on a longer distances, it still won't let me. Camera appears to be working normally when the ball is turned off.

[@catherinespark]

You could use those UV-ised plasma balls to disinfect rooms! :)