Using Math to Skate On Thin Ice

[@ThySirBlue]

“You’re on thin ice buddy” “Good thing I’m good at math”

[@share4ukh130]

it's fun sure??

[@khimmo-seta4972]

1.3k likes 1 reply

[@mxtchawinter]

2K likes 2 replies

[@butteredbananas1394]

Funny! In math class my grades are the one skating on thin ice.

[@paper2941]

Damn I can relate to that

[@tree8821]

This is so original 😂

[@pillowx4473]

Gurple Purple omg 😂

[@ahmadalfalasi2183]

You must be getting A’s in english and grammar

[@The_Homie_Huevon]

Well your not alone lol

[@ItsTheCookingBooth]

"I've been skating on thin ice for 40 years." Same, but figuratively.

[@constellious]

@@dev-ei9oz woooooosh

[@sarahwong754]

This comment is hilarious and deserves more love

[@ItsTheCookingBooth]

@@sarahwong754 thx :)

[@TheNinetySecond]

Ay 420 likes lmao nice

[@ladyhaha7548]

My *Grades* have been skating for 8years on thin ice now

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

I’m bad at math, so I’m assuming the chances of me falling are exponentially higher

[@acardboardbox9386]

I’m Bad at math so my chances of falling are lower I believe

[@isaactaylorcummings]

I just don't walk on the ice tbh

[@joblessalex]

Order of magnitude

[@nocent6134]

I’m Asian, so I can’t be bad at school or math

[@madbull04]

I am also bad at math so the chances of me falling in are lower

[@lennybusker8144]

This guy should be in math textbooks instead of people who have 30 pineapples and 50 melons

[@mrmudmigsgaming7668]

Johnny with 20 bottles of dish soap

[@IIzachBuilds]

@NutellaNugget MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS DAVID. WHY YOU WORRY ABOUT IT? IT'S my LiFe! Damn

[@TheSheiban]

The guy with 30 pineapples and 50 melons probably fell through thin ice because of the extra weight and should be memorialized...

[@hasyy151]

@NutellaNugget johnny johnny Are you eating soap

[@vivares765]

Lil Ho has 50 Jamaican leaves. How many does Ho need to get high

[@GameKraken]

"He skates in places like Norway" *Shows a picture of Sweden*

[@jonasthemovie]

Gaming Kraken He is swedish right?

[@jonasthemovie]

Gaming Kraken Shows map of where he as skates.

[@augusthjertstedt2408]

@@jonasthemovie ye, the narrator got it wrong

[@jonasthemovie]

August Hjertstedt How did they get it wrong?

[@1tems]

Rip Jöergan

[@bp_cherryblossomtree723]

student: we will never use algebra in real life teacher: let me show you a video *shows this* students: +10 brain cells

[@dvorak826]

BeautifulPink PrettyTreeYT2.0 Congrats! Your students has gained +10 Brain Cells! Your student’s level is now -12!

[@Michelle-ns7vp]

Lol

[@gugulethumhlungu9533]

Yes I love fucking skating on thin ice and doing math in my head the entire time

[@JulianSki]

Awe yes I will totally need algebra to measure ice so it's possible for me to skate on it

[@apacheattackhelicopter5823]

Woah you just gained 10 more brain cells then I have

[@surajsuresh1225]

Hope he has done the math to get out of water in case he falls

[@MrZarewna]

I know this is a joke, but it is most certain that he has had his ice baths to learn from mistakes. I'm no mathematician, but every year I go to weak ice and it's always very exciting adventure. You'll learn from it. I've had my share of ice baths as well from falling through ice, but last time that happened.... 15 years ago or so?

[@ooogabooga9216]

We learn what to do when we fall under ice in sweden

[@r3ki474]

MrZarewna r/woooosh?

[@MrZarewna]

@@r3ki474 As I said in the beginning, I know it is a joke. No woosh for me. Just wanted to clarify it's natural to learn these things. You don't need to be a mathematician to do so.

[@anon2916]

AviationGeek-14 r/wooosh

[@isaactaylorcummings]

I personally stay on dry ground... I mean you could too if you want, it's fun

[@rice.jpg2]

Isaac Taylor-Cummings when you’re walking and a sink hole appears

[@isaactaylorcummings]

@@rice.jpg2 I personally walk in the other direction

[@JustinY.]

It's all fun and games until you slip and fall into freezing cold water

[@kimilsungia7507]

first (also sub to my channel pls)

[@lelouchlamperlouge8152]

oh hello, long time no see.

[@butteredbananas1394]

Hi

[@tempestshadow9992]

Hey, let’s have some... fun ;)

[@elijah4973]

First time seeing justin y with less that 20 likes

[@danielcordero4070]

I though he was going to write math problems with his skates.

[@ThePursuer7]

Can be dope af

[@cubingwithcarl4572]

Daniel Cordero lol

[@ooberbear8138]

He’s skated in Norway Proceeds to show a map containing like 2 in Norway and 17600 in Sweden

[@jonasthemovie]

oober bear He skated in North America, also shows a map of North America. See how that works?

[@jonasthemovie]

kakikori He is swedish........

[@Pebphiz]

@@jonasthemovie I feel like you must have misunderstood both comments. OP was pointing out that Norway was mentioned by name, despite the guy having only skated on a couple of lakes there, while he has skated on hundreds in Sweden. Additionally, the map is centered on Sweden, so why was Norway the country mentioned by name in the narration? Shouldn't it have been Sweden that was mentioned? Hope that clears things up.

[@roaldsomers127]

The real question is why did he mention Central and Eastern Europe whilst showing Sweden and Finland on the map?

[@MitchWins]

Amazing!! Id love to try it, but with this guy as my instructor. Math and nature coming together 🔢✖➕➖➗💚

[@dennisg.8618]

When I lived in Maine I use to do this on rivers. The middle would be flowing water and frozen along the edges of the river , stream. Ice would freeze over the rocks made natural ramps. On the stream I would jump over the unfrozen part. One time I jumped the middle and when I landed on the other side one leg went through the ice up to my knee. My momentum nearly snapped my knee over like a chicken leg. It hurt for a long time.

[@andyb2417]

Dude i read the title as "using meth to skate on thin ice"

[@jwolf4204]

Graphic showed an A when narrator said it was a high C. Up another line!

[@Sean35267]

Glad I'm not the only one it triggered. They must've been thinking in the bass, or else just didn't do any research.

[@aceman199]

The illustrator nailed this one. Smh

[@MaRa-ob2ql]

It actually is a high C, not an A.

[@MaRa-ob2ql]

they show the G at 00:46 under the first added line and when they show the C at 00:47 you can see that the graphic goes up for another line.

[@userrcanada9771]

I love how you can see the flexibility of the ice as he skates!

[@slimegamingyt8356]

‘He has studied ice for ten years’ This man spends 1/4 of his life looking at ice. Respect.

[@eugchung2047]

Bruh imagine if you died beacause You miscalculated a single number

[@thesmart4128]

pretty sure that's happened before

[@CooManTunes]

BRUH IMAGINE IF YOU BRUH BECAUSE YOU BRUH A SINGLE BRUH.

[@kirausu5937]

Bruh

[@ochsblogger]

Interesting. He is using clack skates which are fairly rare. They are attached just at the toe, usually using a cross-country ski boot.

[@MsMrapplepie]

The views are breathtaking but too dangerous for my blood.

[@MsMrapplepie]

Rammiii I appreciate it bro, it help my skin

[@kaurvirunurm]

Most free skating is done on ice 10+ cm thick. It's mostly safe :) This quy is on the extreme edge of this hobby, but there are many many skaters in the Nordic countries, most of them alive from year to year :)

[@MsMrapplepie]

@@kaurvirunurm I have the grace and balance of a sloth. It’s not happening 🙈

[@jimflys2]

I went on ice as thin as 1.5" or 38mm when I was a kid and about 120 lbs. I was cracking, but still supported well. It was a river, so I stayed rather close to shore where I had shoveled an area. Not the smartest thing to do, but I remember it well.

[@OmmerSyssel]

Except for the danger of missing essential rescue equipment, your wasn't that much off in your assessment. He stated that 30 mm was the thinnest ice he would trust skating.

[@BitsEUismynamelilbish]

When the math teacher says “you’re laying on thin ice” *modern problems require modern solutions*

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

*Albert Einstein:* Ah that's cold! That's cold!

[@isaactaylorcummings]

Gahh. It's Winter time!

[@channyt8818]

*When you have the highest grade in math*

[@rhythmictiger]

@2:15 is a gorgeous shot. I can only imagine how good it would feel to skate with the glowing sun going down(?) in front of you.

[@Feezy999]

At first I thought the title was “using meth skate on thin ice”!

[@Darthsabi]

I mean you could.... it wouldn't be as effective though

[@aporia9135]

lol no XD

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Please use the ice friction energy to navigate. At very low voltages you can use airfriction or skatte vibration ultrasound that is store somewher in the iron. Thank you.

[@JustinY.]

Some people like to game. Some people like to read. This man however, blows everyone else out of the water.

[@shoooooooooooooooooooooooooobi]

Oh hi Justin

[@saw7191]

oH hEy jUstIn

[@jagfan101]

Nice try at least..

[@MATTW3R]

Mathematician: "I've been skating on thin ice for 40 years." Me: Lol, same here buddy.

[@itsayeet8987]

That’s a pretty cool mathmation

[@whitejester]

You can see the ice bending when he skates, amazing.

[@hkui5166]

“Highest C” *shows A” 🤔🤔🤔

[@hectorojeda8525]

They confused the clefs.

[@alicetian8849]

I was looking for this comment lmao

[@TheNinetySecond]

"He has skated in Norway" \*shows Sweden*

[@nayon4291]

It's actually a C, they just didn't show the line below it, if you watch closely how the picture differs from the one shown several seconds before you see that they show 2 different lines on top and in the second picutre they just dont show the one below

[@nayon4291]

Like compare picture 0.42 to the one at 0.47 , the line on the top is at another height

[@anni_ie3096]

You need to enchant your skies with frostwalker

[@ResaV]

Meet MARTEN AJNE MARTEN AJNE:Hi im Marten Ajne

[@azizgaming1235]

What’s it like falling in thin ice

[@chikapunk4340]

It’s Big BRaiN TimE

[@guidobahlman1891]

nice video man a always learn a lot of you guys thank you

[@itftl1353]

so this is the only time when math comes in handy..

[@chiracfrancois191]

Student: Do I need all this knowledge in the future Maths teacher: Yeah, for ice-skating

[@jeliomir]

It is amazing that mathematics can help sc8ting on ice

[@riley2500]

Why is everyone else’s math teacher so cool

[@Lotdol]

"Norway" *shows map of sweden*

[@jonasthemovie]

Fred Map of where he has skated, including Norway and easter Europe. But guess what, most dots are in Sweden.

[@praiboonsuntornproh9202]

Maths Teacher : Maths will get you so far in life! Me : yeah right. This Man : *hold my skates*

[@wasdsam1239]

everybody gangsta until the thin ice breaks

[@ReinierRuneScape]

Once you know how to work the formula it all comes down to experience. Everyone can do the math that prepares you to ice skate like this but not everyone can make that formula. Good video, must be fun to measure and then live the testing phase of the formula: this man is X.

[@stuehl8607]

When he says norway it looks like ge has skated more in sweden. XD

[@jonasthemovie]

Ville Lindskog He is swedish so it is kinda obvious...

[@stuehl8607]

@@jonasthemovie yes but they said norway

[@jonasthemovie]

Ville Lindskog and also eastern Europe.....

[@stuehl8607]

@@jonasthemovie sweden is in northwestern europe

[@jonasthemovie]

Ville Lindskog Yes? They show a map of all the places he has skated and mentions Norway and eastern Europe. What is the problem?

[@snowy2619]

Love these types of videos!

[@wintersummer3003]

That’s cool....I hate maths .-.

[@catvalentine7516]

I'd be dead here

[@scpman2454]

Since he has a good maths brain.. He has more than 10, 000 IQ

[@GoldenFreddy-py7kz]

You have gone too far dude.

[@user-ik7vm1kt6q]

*Reverse Ice Walker II*

[@saltybuns7910]

Me: *sees name* “Mortan Aj-knee” Him: “I’m Mortan Eye-ner” Me: 🤨

[@supertomjr997]

By the time I'm an adult most ice would've already melted

[@sean.3812]

Sad truth

[@thefunchannel7088]

It will be more fun when you drop in the water 💧:)

[@gameplaychannel1309]

You're a sick human being

[@joelrehn6847]

Happend to me last year. Quite an experience

[@hayleyzak1900]

gameplay Channel well go try it my freind fell in ice once it is very dangerous so he is a good human to be honest

[@marem3038]

@@gameplaychannel1309 You are sicker

[@thefunchannel7088]

gameplay Channel ik I am sik in a good way and your in bad :)

[@polish_filipino]

My teacher: You'll lose math in the real world, I swear Math in the real world:

[@tanyahubbard7384]

How is this so mathy If that’s even a word

[@virg0h]

he knows how thin the ice is by hearing the pitches whilst he skates, for an example hearing a highest pitch means the ice is 3cm which is as thin as it gets before it finally cracks

[@virg0h]

he uses coincidence frequency (when a vibration is sufficiently achieved to the wavelength of the ice so it’s equivalent to the wavelength in the air)

[@tanyahubbard7384]

Oh, thanks

[@jill6165]

Man: I’m good at math Thin ice: *am I a joke to you?*

[@matthewwelch8839]

Better watch out bud your skating on thin ice

[@christinemeleg4535]

Ohh Dr . Marten Ajne my Father taught me to "wild ice " skate decades ago on frozen bays along the lake where we live in California!!! He would tap the ice with a strong hiking pole to check how thick it was and off we would skate! Even though we live in California, we live over two thousand meters in altitude!

[@sixmafia3934]

9+10=21

[@Jobbazz]

Haven’t I seen this video somewhere else before?

[@abdirahman883]

I am mathematician but I don't know how I can use my MATH to be a millionaire!? Anyone with idea !!!?

[@Sportamrina]

There's actually a video on that too. A mathematician became a billionaire by using math in the stock market.

[@Sportamrina]

James Harris Simons

[@Sportamrina]

Video: Billionaire Mathematician - Numberphile

[@AP-nn7lz]

Rob a bank and use math to plan lol

[@NoBody-md5mb]

This channel can put television shows to shame

[@b_to_the_b]

There is nothing mathematical about what he does, a quick google search shows he falls through the ice often.

[@itypethetruthnobshere8975]

0:45 the what?

[@subtopewdiepie2967]

2:06 Thats not Norway, thats Sweden. Can you please waste literally one minute of your life to give us the right facts next time?

[@TheDonkyGamePlay]

Actually that's UK

[@subtopewdiepie2967]

@@TheDonkyGamePlay i mean the second picture, where he said Norway... 🙃🙃

[@Violetenist]

@@subtopewdiepie2967 did you know Norway conquered Sweden and Equatorial Guinea? And France has been exiled by Luxembourg to Brazil?

[@NjoyMoney]

Yea right, this guy is trying to cover up the underwater space battle

[@time_lightsout_1186]

Great example of one reason why mathmatics is the key to littarly everything

[@jojjo8450]

2:06 They got Sweden and Norway mixed up. He's been skating very much in Sweden but not at all in Norway according to the map, yet the voiceover said "Norway". He's from Sweden. Also, in the description, his name is spelt wrong. He's called Mårten, but it's written 'Märten' there. Mårten is a common Swedish name, Märten isn't a real name. Yes, there is a difference between Å and Ä.

[@Hipks]

This is how math should be teached.

[@4ElementGirl]

*taught

[@sharvahalde1264]

Never thought that a math Teacher would be soooo *Cool*

[@rail4077]

That sound when he skates on ice sounds like when you pick up something from a game or lot’s of something

[@ThatGuyRaging]

This is like the coolest thing youtube recommended in a while

[@takvacs]

That is METAL.

[@chopzzz1556]

I didnt know you need trigonometry for this...damn i thought we will be using some simple maths

[@Alvin-eq5rc]

That sound is a music to my ears

[@jeffro7856]

Man, this is an old story...feel like I watched it on KZbin a year or so ago...still neat video!

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

You con also use of ultrasounds geneated by the skates to probe the ice,:by a symple iron tablets mounted in the skatte blade to navigate or to probe the ice thickness or inertialy or even thermally at very low voltages. Anyhow thank you for my SFI courses. Take care.

[@hskg]

ive played pond hockey but this guy is nuts.

[@jonathanng138]

This caught my attention because I'm good at math while being a freestyle ice skater

[@alfredhedlund04]

Is it so hard to get the difference between Norway 🇳🇴 and Sweden 🇸🇪

[@beeepboop6353]

NOW it makes sense why glass break when a too high pitched sound is produced

[@hardrock342]

This should be known as great math story instead of great big story.

[@Sentarry]

Now I know where MK Sub Zero got his ice skating lessons.

[@Jammin_Jordy]

According to my mom, I’ve been skating on thin ice for nearly two decades

[@ultimatedumbass3779]

Teachers: you never know when you’ll need math This guy: thanks

[@Gamer-xi1xi]

He is using more physics than maths

[@figgeholmberg6039]

I like that you say Norway and shows Sweden👍🏼

[@zulfikarhidayat2663]

Everyone : what can you do? Math : *YES*

[@bentcn8511]

he deserves a prize.

[@HukGuay]

thats what we need. researchers that discover something new instead of lazy people that keep repeating same experiments and trying to get more funding each time

[@datasaga648]

2:07 that’s Sweden and Finland, only 2 seems to be in Norway

[@unaffectedlyodd]

I just calculate how many times I can hit the snooze button in the morning and still make it to work on time.

[@centerpoint2844]

"In Norway": shows map of 1000 lakes in Sweden and 2 lakes in Norway "And in central and eastern Europe": shows the same zoomed in map of northern Europe...

[@aldotorres1983]

"I couldn't do math to save my life." On thin ice, that expression becomes literal.

[@ConstantChaos1]

I inadvertently did this once , I was on a walk with my sister and it had just frozen over the day before and I was like imma be dumb and I went out into the lake by our place and we heard it and like we both knew what it was but it was awesome none the less

[@anais937]

He can do my homework literally any day

[@haroldbingus]

0:48 not only is that’s A not C, but the singer is singing a B

[@marleyrobson4432]

Ice skating is the one thing in life that math can be used for when my teacher asked me that question