This Ball Breaks Physics

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[@legacytwilight]

We are getting an addition to "It's just a balloon stretched over a bucket" and "It's just a hole in the box" Thanks youtube, I really wanted to find my own comment 9 months later

[@macewindow149]

"This, is a bucket"

[@GuardianTiger]

Yeahh haha

[@Mariorox1956]

@@macewindow149Dear God

[@Citcrustacean36]

​@@Mariorox1956there's more....

[@Mariorox1956]

@@Citcrustacean36 _No._

[@lbozo8888]

We always think it’s some historical breaking thing that he just found, but no. It’s always just a balloon either stretched over a cup or this.

[@carlweaselbear534]

That's what I was thinking, like he bounced it over a stretched out balloon.

[@lolwtnick4362]

it's amazing because science be like that. it's simple. but every phd thinks they found thee secret to fix climate change!! or a new species!! when actually they just fudge the numbers

[@tripslord9029]

Actionlab is a real one

[@version365]

Also like the blackest paint is just a hole in a box! 😂

[@ComradeCatpurrnicus]

Ya, I was thinking to myself, "wonder what 'battery' or momentary extra energy is helping it do that."

[@Based-wn9jg]

i figured this out almost instantly when i noticed he only ever drops it once, otherwise the illusion would break on a second bounce

[@J.G.Wentworth69420]

Wow. You're a super hero. I can't believe you still live in mom's basement.

[@Based-wn9jg]

@@J.G.Wentworth69420 whar?

[@janefrost1856]

Well I thought it was a fair comment, I meant op

[@deananderson7714]

Same if there is more kinetic energy on the second bounce than the first then there must have been some other form of potential energy separate from the gravitational potential energy

[@peterpiper5064]

That and it wobbled like a balloon with something inside 😅

[@user-jm3dd2jw7t]

Let it bounce. **The ball then went to space**

[@makokx7063]

I think we all remember being little kids, getting a super ball and accidentally dropping it on the way to the car and it immediately relocating to the next time zone.

[@geraldsims4362]

Yeah, good times breaking all kinds of things when one got away from you!

[@makokx7063]

@@geraldsims4362 I think I caused more damage with the sticky hands. Mom used to get so pissed cause of the smudges on all the windows. Simpler times lol

[@uglow_uknow]

“Give your mom back her diva cup!!” - This guys dad, probably

[@titanone7934]

"This ball breaks physics by not being a ball nor breaking physics." Good job Mr. Science.

[@JD_tcb]

You can't break a law of physics--that's why it's a law of physics. Your own fault for still falling for the same cringe clickbait for 10yrs+.

[@Lavassin]

​@@JD_tcb No one is falling for the clickbait, but you lose respect as a science KZbinr by doing it

[@saccorhytus]

@@JD_tcbby the looks of it, you did too

[@JD_tcb]

@@Lavassin Fair enough. I just wish it'd go away altogether but it's so common that's prob never gonna happen.

[@pancsaer2]

@@JD_tcb Oh I don't watch based on the titles. I just like the science explanations.

[@HuskieGT]

99+ missed calls from young sheldon

[@neiladlerart2493]

It's not the ball that breaks physics. It is you James who breaks physics. The ball is only the scapegoat.

[@johntheherbalistg8756]

That's not exactly physics breaking, Mr. Clickbait. It's more like physics affirming

[@tomgraham3612]

We were skeptic when we didn't see the ball bounce continuously.

[@JaydOfAllTrades]

Attention all personnel, SCP-018 has breached containment. I repeat: SCP-018 has breached containment. Send Mobile Task Force Epsilon 164 to the provided coordinates, Keter-level threat. Urgency is advised.

[@H.taluling_gamez]

Correct

[@davidross5593]

what does that have to do with the video

[@JaydOfAllTrades]

@@davidross5593 if you know you know

[@gmbarn737Aviation]

Moon ball has competition

[@sythull5996]

bro made scp 018

[@socialist-oat]

Scp fans trying not to make everything scp:

[@DalyanCelestin]

@@socialist-oat Scp fans thing that regular sane people will know what exact scp they are talking about from the number alone

[@nobody-rl3nc]

Damn yall mad

[@Dougtastic_Duck]

​@@socialist-oatI'm not an scp fan but I found it funny. Grow up

[@MUON52]

I knew I would find this comment

[@averagericemuncher]

How moon ball advertisers think their product will work:

[@maxx9137]

"it's just a rubber balloon stretched over a cup" vibes

[@HeisenbergFN]

Lesson that we learned is: never underestimate the power of Balls

[@TrollOfReason]

Cup the balls.

[@blueghost59477]

ayo-

[@escoosy1763]

Balls

[@richard--s]

So, it just doesn't break any law of physics. You stored some additional energy in it and that gets used too.

[@juhis5936]

Yes that is indeed what he said

[@richard--s]

@@juhis5936 that's funny because our comments are under the video "This Ball Breaks Physics".

[@gentrydean3789]

To be fair, it would be incredibly unlikely that he found something that does break physics.

[@richard--s]

@@gentrydean3789 well, it's just not possible to break physics. But it's possible that we don't yet understand everything in physics ;-) For example in the universe at greater distances. This ball does neither ;-)

[@jongeduard]

That's called a click bait video title.

[@Real_Oshawott]

Moonball been real quiet since ball v2.9 dropped

[@Newchannelindesc]

The REAL Astroball:

[@yaboyboris7607]

Was wondering how long I'd have to scroll to see Scp-018.

[@JadenDaSweat2]

@@yaboyboris7607SAME

[@dxlaser3397]

​@@yaboyboris7607 Me too hahah

[@kayjonson7689]

Breaking news : The SCP world is real SCP 018 is confirmed.

[@hirzihilman6928]

Bounce ball go bum bum the wall

[@carbonwolf3865]

"The Ball" "The ball" **title card flashes on screen, ethereal like** the ball

[@jackdawjames7696]

Holy shit I remember those pop toys being advertised as a prize during a talent show in early grade school (pre-k to third)

[@superjj2581]

I remember buying at least two of them at Walmart when I was a few years old, I'm now 21 and wish I still had at least one because those were so fun

[@MyUncleWorksForNintendo]

I just went to the arcade with some friends last weekend and we ended up with some tickets and got one of those stupid little things 😂 I've never seen one with a button on it like this though. Just manually have to invert it and wait for it to pop.

[@Awesomethingness]

I guessed it was something that deformed elastically within the ball and transferred potential energy, but that doesn't quite completely explain it. This is a good, simple demonstration of a mechanical battery.

[@ki_suco13]

My man almost created SCP-018

[@Razman.99]

Already late, Flubber my friend.

[@ki_suco13]

@@Razman.99 flubber? Plumbus?

[@Yeo-]

It’s crazy how I was able to figure this out purely based on that snappy sound the dome popper made. It’s been probably like ten years since I’ve had one but that sound never goes away!

[@ryanthompson3737]

It's quite obvious the second it bounces that the balloon was just a cover for the device inside the balloon.

[@Dan-F5050]

Not crazy at all, not even a little. To be expected even.

[@RunForPeace-hk1cu]

There’s rocket fuel inside the balloon 🎈 😂😂😂 No laws were violated

[@handfe]

"A trick! My lord!" "A dirty trick!"

[@ryugar2221]

Clever of you to not show us the ball bouncing twice 😏

[@MartinMizner]

almost made me think about perpetum mobille

[@stevenbart2375]

So, basically bro found an SCP.

[@jojo_da_poe]

SCP-018: *allow me to introduce myself*

[@dr.jamesolack8504]

Are you a man of wealth and taste??? (You old timers will get it)

[@sharonolsen6579]

got it ...@@dr.jamesolack8504

[@feha92]

you forgot to have it bounce more than once. Preferably enough number of times until it put a hole in your ceiling

[@nunya_bizniz]

It only works for one bounce.

[@feha92]

@@nunya_bizniz That's my point, he forgot to actually break physics.

[@nunya_bizniz]

@@feha92 sorry I missed the sarcasm.

[@Ninjamohawk]

So the ball doesn't break physics, it's a trick.

[@CJ0611]

This is like that one dropshipping ad

[@fjrinf]

"it's just a balloon stretched over a cup"

[@MartyJackson]

Idk why but I always get the feeling this guy could be a successful super villain with absolute ease if he wanted to

[@BF_Robloxx]

798 missed calls from moon ball

[@BillParsons72]

That’s cheating. Didn’t violate any laws of physics.

[@danthemanoftheland]

Why not just load it with a solenoid and spring?

[@hamzerpanzer]

​@@danthemanofthelandBecause this is easier

[@OldNavajoTricks]

He goddamn bamboozled us, every last person...

[@Just_passing_through23]

I saw instantly that it had something inside by how it bounced and deformed midair

[@caroljo420]

My first thought was helium. Then, it's attached to a string that got yanked up. I NEVER would've guessed an inverted hemisphere. Once again, I learned something new from you today, and I thank you for teaching this old dog lots of new tricks!

[@michaelccozens]

The odd rotation of the ball after the first bounce (most observable in the drop done in front of the garage door) indicated some kind of unbalanced load within the ball, but the disguised inverted elastic half-sphere is a neat trick. The aforementioned rotation is probably why the ball is uniform in colour; any kind of patterning would immediately destroy the illusion that the ball was the simple object it appeared to be.

[@fulloffreedomwr8948]

I was expecting helium or something to be in it but I guess I was wrong

[@huh450]

SCP-018 has the appearance of a Super Ball made by the Wham-O company in 1969. It is six (6) centimeters in diameter and coloured red. Found when the ██████████ company was hired to clean out a warehouse that had Wham-O merchandise in it, SCP-018 was noted to be able to bounce with extreme height. At first thought to be a pleasant child's toy, SCP-018 was able to bounce with over two hundred percent (200%) efficiency (that is, if dropped one (1) meter, it would bounce two (2), then four (4), then eight (8), then sixteen (16)). The ball soon became a dangerous projectile, reaching speeds estimated at over 100 km/h and damaging property and injuring five (5) in the city of █████████████. It came to a rest after several days in the nearby lake of ████████, and was retrieved by SCP personnel. Due to the speed of the object, and the total surprise by its victims, no cover-up story was required or initiated.

[@peterjackson2666]

The speed becomes so high that the ball incinerates because of friction with the atmosphere, like a meteor.

[@mehanthisri5264]

And then... was it disposed?

[@huh450]

@@mehanthisri5264 No. It was contained by the SCP foundation.

[@Lucky-vu6hw]

How did you make that box kinda think in you comment??|

[@sheilathailand1903]

I had a Superball, they were amazing but could break windows,lol.

[@tenmiltenmil1770]

Way back in the 1960s and 70s we had a super ball . It was black and very hard and when it was dropped it came back up quite high but if you threw it down to the floor very hard , it would bounce back up over 1 1/2 stories or more than 17 feet ! I still have mine somewhere in the storage . I’m going to find it tomorrow and see if it still works ! 👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@AGENTXENO024]

Moonball taking notes 👁️👄👁️

[@nobita12641]

this ball can jump for lifetime 💀

[@AQDStudio]

That’s really cool! Kept me watching the entire time to see what was in the ball/balloon

[@nick3xtremegaming212]

Scp foundation wants to know your location

[@proxy9573]

Well, shoot. I was hoping that letting it bounce uninterrupted would let it go nuts, but it was just a party trick ball.

[@maasicas]

This actually managed to be more pathtetic than usually.

[@KendlickLama]

So you are telling me you lied to get me to click on this short. I now added your channel into my "do *not* recommend list"

[@LaughItUp_OldMan]

Moon ball: *am I a joke to you?*

[@redmegarex]

rule #1: everything has to obey the laws of physics rule #2: it doesnt always have to look like it

[@Razy12]

Bro just made an astro ball but 10 times better 💀

[@franqvictoriano5725]

That’s what I’m saying

[@SomeGuy-sj1ly]

I can't fuckin believe I guessed right 😂 I haven't seen those things since elementary school...haven't thought about em since then either till now.

[@Don-Scrima]

Let it bounce more than once so it can explore the galaxy, mate.

[@FrozenIceMist]

law of physics: HEY!!! STOOOP!!!!!

[@Quwcbzh]

POV: every moonball ad

[@olyastarobinsky5871]

“If you let it bounce 5834 times it’ll go outside of our universe”

[@ucgaofficial5339]

We are getting that much closer to SCP-018 being a reality

[@wuz2blu]

I was all excited, thinking they had finally invented flubber!

[@SamanthaTotimeh]

Saw the thumbnail and immediately knew that was Action Lab's hand 😂😂

[@Kangdil]

Bro really thinks he's fooling us first half into making us think SCP-018 exists

[@HenkopVR]

moon ball be taking notes 💀

[@BoredArtoast]

My brain doesn’t like it, weird ball

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

Wonder how many people remember the super ball from the late 60's

[@garyshular807]

After being inspired by the original Disney movie “Flubber,” I bought some Super Balls popular back then, and tried to melt them down and put them rubber on the soles of my old tennis shoes. Of course, it didn’t work, but even failure is a success if you learn something. My Science teacher was impressed by the effort , and had me work up a science project to show why it didn’t work.

[@RyderRay-mx5ut]

A BALL THAT WILL NEVER STOP BOUNCING!!!😮

[@gamingloop101]

He should talk to the moon ball company

[@ambientnoiserock]

I’ll never get that minute back

[@dabiga2315]

Peter Graves would like to have a word

[@dyne313]

I was about to say "Let it bounce twice".

[@leonidasxiv7881]

My god those toys went so hard when I was a kid 😂

[@crazyhights]

NOW LET IT BOUNCE FOREVER

[@aufarbosemase]

Moonball really need this tips

[@Sam3097]

It’s like those fake moon ball ads lol

[@cat-lv4gj]

Bro helps the Moonball 💀💀💀

[@BotanaManTVOfficial]

90’s quarter machine bouncy balls have entered the chat

[@johnwarren892]

Lol. No break in the laws of physics, but a really neat trick.

[@krimsonklaww611]

Now drop it from the top of a skyscraper.

[@immagical7036]

Now slam it onto a flat, smooth surface with the open sky as hard as you can and see how high it can truly go

[@mizzwitty1042]

Aah, I was just thinking what will happen if the ball bounces several times but then you revealed. Pitty, it would have been an interesting way to move long distances - especially when the bouncing back could be reduced 😅😅

[@hargirdThere]

"Ferb i know what we're gonna do today!!"

[@UnblockedOne2]

started out almost interesting, but ended up dumb

[@the_one_who_knocks89]

Remember those haircuts tho 💀

[@beizamslayer4418]

The ball doesn't break physics it uses different physics

[@mikeslater6246]

Notice he doesn't ever allow it to attempt a second bounce. It's not just a ball and it's not breaking physics.

[@andreweden9405]

Someone's been playing with a kitty!(?)...

[@BMT3691]

Purpose of this video is to show the following: You can make something behave differently if you have an additional source of energy.

[@purplingguy]

ah hell nah they made a scp in real life 💀💀💀😭😭😭 we are more than cooked

[@princessedelu]

le mécanisme à l'intérieur me fait penser aux puces sauteuses (jouet des années 90-2000)

[@marieorchard1788]

I love those popper half sphere things. I had a few groqing up and would make them go so high sometimes that I thought I'd lost them when they came back down because they would go so far. 😂

[@hasansankara3461]

Hint: it’s not a ball. Physics undamaged 💪🏻

[@Rigbyisgood]

Moonball needs this

[@coltondewitt3500]

Some say it’s still bouncing to this day and that it’s currently in outer space

[@Notesens]

Funny, my immediate thought was one of those inside out cups.. but i thought, nah, gotta be some crazy new material. I didnt trust my instincts

[@DPedroBoh]

In 100 bounces it reaches escape velocity

[@JerryCalvert-x9u]

My name is Jerry Calvert and six years ago I developed a motor that runs solely on kinetic energy from springs. It is self driving using approximately 1/5th of its energy to drive itself and the other 4/5ths to do work. I call it the, 'Hydra-Kinetic Motor'. I understand the laws of physics and the popular consensus of its interpretation as is commonly known to everyone who studies such sciences. My motor is quiet, clean, inexpensive, small, and extremely powerful. It can power anything. I've been telling people for years. I have a working proof of concept prototype. It is plain to see, nothing hidden and I can explain in great detail how it works. It is very basic and simple, even a child could understand how it works. It's not complicated. I've used preexisting technology to create something brand new. I known over the centuries and especially to the very day there is a new scam every second being revealed. This is not one of those. I've been trying very hard to get the word out to no avail. Creating the device was actually easier than trying to convince people because everybody is so stuck in the rut of a closed mind. I'm not sure if it defies any laws of physics. At this point I don't even care. I just know that it works and very well. It can be used in place of every single energy source we are currently using and can be rolled out for production in a matter of mere months. It has the power to change entire industries practically over night. All I need is a chance to show people, but how on earth does an unknown do that? I have the energy answer to the world right here, but nobody believes me, nobody will listen to me, nobody knows me, nobody seems to care. It's odd. But I have indeed achieved what they claim cannot be done. I did this years ago and have this here with me right now! I can prove every single word I say both on paper and in the real world and would love the chance to do so. I will debate any amount of physics professors, PhDs, engineers, anybody credible about it and in front of a live audience too! Whatever. All I need is a real chance to show the world a new way of thinking. Nobody knows who I am or what I have accomplished. Yet I have the answer to the world's energy needs right here!!! Do not compare me to anyone else. I am my own self and I stand alone. This is very, very easy and very, very simple and anyone can build one if I show you how. I don't want your money, I'm simply trying to give it away for free. To give everyone on earth true energy independence. I can do that if you'd let me. What a shame that you won't. We all lose as a result. What a shame that you simply will not let me show you how. I'm going to keep trying for as long as I'm able to do so. That's all I can do I suppose. What a tragic shame.

[@just_no5]

Better then the moonball

[@Nandezaron]

somehow i already knew that exact thing was inside the ball. probably because i played with them as a kid

[@jpol3808]

Hey..... You got a Golf Ball like that? 🤔😮🤦🤣👍