Visualising Frequencies in Slow Mo

[@-b1ghorn087]

Once upon a time these guys used to just film random stuff in the backyard with an expensive camera. Now they are educating the world with those same expensive cameras. I love it.

[@shh11111]

As you seem to go back a long way with this channel, i want to ask what happened to the dan's lab coat? Where are his sleeves, to be specific?

[@kaymanfani7154]

Hakotel?

[@lancefisher8358]

@@shh11111 they were blown off and ripped in one episode

[@Joshleslie871]

Gav accidentally bought two of the same size thinking it would be fine and as dan is a bigger guy he flexed the back of the sleeves to tear on day one of the jackets and things have only gotten worse for Dan’s jacket since then ش حسين

[@LegoAndEntertainment]

No, this is just a temporary show that yt is paying for, then they will be back in the backyard

[@Kayciee130]

This was so interesting. I had no idea that the tide was just one wave around the earth, and that the tides slow down earth's rotation. Amazing.

[@pauleling3800]

you should of gone to school

[@Kayciee130]

Purple.P says the one who can’t use grammar correctly, lmao 😂

[@neonatta3820]

And the fact that the moon messes with it too is really cool. I don't remember it 100% but I know it's related and the tide would be different without the moon

[@Kayciee130]

Fridolin Fickwicht Yeah without the moon the oceans would be still :) well mostly still, I’m guessing the spin of the Earth would create some sort of tide

[@thatoneguy12ize]

@@pauleling3800 played ya self

[@philcourteney4328]

Ah guys, I remember when you were just a coupla lads messing with high speed cameras in a back garden...look at you now with your studio and guests and stuff! What a progression 😎👍

[@BHNative]

I was thinking about that the whole way through!!

[@ABrokenTV]

They still do that. YT is just now paying them to make the world their backyard.

[@philcourteney4328]

Yeah I like that 😎👍

[@Laizerdisk]

Back when it was just Dan getting hit in the face with a soccer ball full of water

[@Laizerdisk]

Not much has changed, actually

[@Railfanner121]

I love how every time Dan goes for a handshake, he has his hand out like five feet away before he shakes hands.

[@EoRdE6]

That's the joke

[@ShirleyCurryTheOlderGamer]

I learned something I did not know about vibrations in the sea!! Very cool episode!!

[@DarkSeal00]

Skyrim Grandma!! :D

[@TF_Tony]

Shirley! Oh my God! :D

[@soldier2093]

Hi Granny!

[@DirtyMort10en]

Was anyone else hoping that Dan would have been in the middle of the pool either floating or in the raft with the big column going off?

[@thelovertunisia]

Yeaaaaah I was waiting for that too but it never came

[@_ELzY_]

Same

[@iamverycooliamverypoor9465]

Me, I thought it was gonna happen when he got to a raft filled with rubber ducks

[@hexamirofficial]

I think the weight of both the raft and Dan would've interfered with the waves too much for a column to form =

[@moonysfae]

jmortj5 DirtyMort10en yes

[@swatigupta622]

Lvl 1: using credit cards for racking cocaine in lines Lvl 999:using that frequency thing to rack perfect lines for cocaine.

[@p0lit3cat]

scrolled to see if anyone mentioned that.... thank you....

[@alexisjelly5597]

That's genius

[@utkutk22]

Glad I’m not the only one that thought that

[@snoophustla721]

THIS!

[@InservioLetum]

...allowing for 70% payload loss by mass, of course

[@jagobot1487]

1:20 how long was Dan walking with his hand out before shaking that guys hand lmao

[@itsicyy5160]

Jagobot1 I guess that’s how u avoid having awkward hug/fist bump/handshakes

[@originalnick473]

He walked for a few kilometres in between the transitions, ya know.

[@wormslop]

Bit of a habit for dan

[@mattcampbell912]

lmao I've noticed that a lot

[@handlingthehandle123]

4 seconds and 1 meter

[@bikerackontour]

Dan: "You're the sun and the moon." Gav: "That's fair."

[@InservioLetum]

Somehow the thought of Khaleesi saying that to Drogo takes the magic out of the scene

[@iMykie]

Dan and Gav and everyone who helps make this happen are legends and I love you all.

[@Masteretel]

I love how I've been learning in my leisure time without even realizing it.

[@StaySafeDontDie]

i really like this episode, because there's been a longer chat with the expert, everyone seems more into the topic and more comfortable with each other. it didn't feel so dismissive to the knowledge behind the phenomenon. a+ video, really good.

[@CptObvious11]

This was the best episode to date. Like how it went more in depth with the guests than the others.

[@corvax8644]

I feel like they need to make longer videos with how much of a budget they have for this series. They bring on these super smart people and give them like not even 5 minutes of screen time.

[@vooveks]

Yeah, but these videos aren't designed for people that actually want to know things, they're designed for people like this: "Hey, you guys should do a slo-mo video of a Weed Wacker up close" Which is fine, I guess. We all want to see a slow-mo weed whacker, but no, if you want to actually educate yourself, there's VSauce and all sorts of other channels. I don't know why they bother with the 'science-y bits' really. They're so thin as to be pointless as education.

[@LimeHunter7]

@@vooveks It's true what you're saying, but it still makes me sad

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

8:42 "Look at the wobblage here." I love how Gav always comes up with words. xD God bless!

[@celtgunn9775]

I really enjoyed these 2 episodes Gav, Dan. Great job with the waves. I loved the experiment with the salt. You should do the sound one with flames. It's extremely mesmerizing. One of my absolute favorites.

[@murrayb1969]

I can just imagine all these Planet Slow Mo videos being shown in classrooms all over the place. Well done lads

[@florahibernica]

One of the things I have liked about KZbin factual content so far in comparison with TV is the absence of padding. These alternating episodes have about a minute and a half of recap at the start to skip, skip, skip through. This is getting like TV - I know I'm not alone. Please keep the signal to noise ratio UP, since you don't have to meet a set-time slot, and people largely subscribe, and a ten second summary and an inline link to the previous show will cover those who don't. This format can be better than TV.

[@sirzebra]

Totally agree, i'll even add that dumbing down physics along with poor choice of words from the author and the lack of time he had to explain made this really painfull to watch. If you look at most of the comments, everyone felt his speech was "sketchy" it made him sound like some new age stoner when he actually talks about two very real physics phenomenons, he just had 0 time to explain his words and their meaning... I could pass on the 5th grade jokes if the point is to learn something, it's really wasted potential.

[@Grobohalic]

I love all the mad stuff you do, but I really love it when you use the cameras to help us understand the world.

[@Worldtraceur]

The interview with the author is exactly the type of info I want to get from these episodes! Previous ones felt laking in info. Nice job y'all.

[@lisacs83]

Dan is the master of the walking handshake. It's almost like he jousts towards them, straight arm, palm ready. Quite the power move.

[@Mateogon1]

6:54 automatic cocaine sorting device

[@Amanda-oi6pb]

I cry for the world if this is your only thought of this experiment.

[@Mateogon1]

@@Amanda-oi6pb you sound like my mom.

[@ivokanader8644]

Very cool.

[@YourWaterDispenser]

@mateogon what quality crystal meth do You have?

[@thomasdickson35]

They sure lost a lot :(

[@MattJasa]

The Frequency of your Visualizations puts my life in Slow Mo. Thanks Slow Mo guys for vibrating your life into KZbin!

[@crabrc]

Dan’s lunging hand shakes are everything. Hand out, walk another 4 to 5 meters before reaching the victim 😂

[@RealCyclops]

Hey guys, much better than the last guest. He explained more of what was happening, like he was the expert. Much better.

[@sale024su]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” ― Nikola Tesla

[@whitenoise1119]

We live in a universe where the only constant is that things can only interact if they’re next to each other, which makes the whole universe one big wave function

[@hireadestroyer]

That shot of Dan getting hit in the face by the wave in slow mo is pure magical art.

[@dreamer1921]

Amazing valentines vid. Totally feeling the frequencies of love

[@ZorrroUK]

Usually, when I watch Slomoguys I'm thinking "neat" or "cool", but that talk about the tides was pretty mind-blowing how our world's rotation has slowed over time.

[@thejovihead]

This is way deeper than we all understand.

[@doclee8755]

Please do not judge the world based on your ignorance.

[@thejovihead]

@@doclee8755 ?

[@doclee8755]

thejovihead Ooops. Sorry, I clicked the wrong post. My apologies. :-)

[@alluse8544]

So glad you put Gav and Dan on your clothing because I am dumb and can't remember names.

[@ajbrooks2112]

Same

[@ajbrooks2112]

I honestly just think of them as phineas and ferb

[@justlurkingat8]

Got to say I've been loving this series so much!!! Reminds me of old school Discovery brought to KZbin. Keep these coming!

[@Q_QQ_Q]

what discovery

[@Poseidon-eo2xw]

@@Q_QQ_Q The Discovery Channel (I'm guessing anyway)

[@thoughtlesskills]

I remember when Discovery was educational, kinda like the History channel...

[@martiniman34]

Ohhh LOL duno if you're remember but I've wrote you about frequency generator thing I'm really Happy that You've tried this.. I mean you've actually have taken this to another level all together because this wave generating pool is "almost" the same thing.. medium is different.. ducks vs salt ;-) wow and I was in Edinburgh at almost exactly the same time.. thanks slow mo team.. Edinburgh is amazing City and this wave generator blown my mind.

[@HunterTalksWeather]

i make these sounds when i go into my kitchen at 3am without socks on.

[@cloverly8050]

*screaming of the dead*

[@MafuyusZoloft]

7:15

[@benjaminanderson1014]

It's the first time they actually got useful information from their expert! Yay!

[@Urbrainongaming]

**Salt Bouncifies**

[@SirNeutral]

*Gibbers*

[@blakesperia]

*from the wobblage*

[@KS-xx5xq]

The tide as a wave and that it slows down the planet by friction got my mind blown.

[@hsetz]

I've never learned so much in a slow mo guys video before

[@craggolly]

Oh dear god, unlearn all of that please. The author they interviewed was either some conspiracy crook or the worst explainer in history. Tides are a result of gravity, not "sun and moon vibes" and water on earth slowing down earth is not congruent with the law of conversion of energy

[@shipperlover44]

This one was definitely the most interesting learning episode of this series so far

[@bokajllensch661]

"Vibrations from moon and the sun" Did I miss something?

[@IanCookUS]

gravity bro

[@josevera5094]

I dont know what that guy might have smoked but must have been smth really strong. I just point out that a wave is a movement of energy and tides are a movement of water from one place to another.

[@andrewevenson7798]

Wouldn’t friction from the earth’s tides slowing down the earth’s rotation break conservation of energy? Where is the earth’s rotational energy going? Into the water? Cause I don’t think that’s possible.

[@IanCookUS]

@@andrewevenson7798 rotational energy is transferred into a force opposing the movement of the water (why it slows) and transferred into heat as well

[@andrewevenson7798]

Ian Cook, not sure what you are getting at because all the energy in your system still seems to be on earth. I decided to look it up. “The Earth's rotation is slowing down from rotational energy transfer to the moon's orbit through tides. The moon is very slowly increasing its orbital radius.” This is what I could find, so earth’s rotational energy is being transferred into the moon through the moon’s gravity having an effect on earth’s tides. Honestly, just a dumbed down quick explanation. I’d have to do more research to fully understand the transfer of energy going on.

[@carbonphantom1]

This... Is the one thing I've wanted you guys to do the most

[@markacevedo441]

"How do you feel about taking it right in the face?" ah the Valentines Day special

[@PixelSchnitzel]

You're knocking it out of the park, guys. Well out of the wave pool, for sure!

[@Kimpes]

there are times when I get a bit sad that we're seeing a compressed version of the footage with a limited bit rate. I can't imagine how mesmerising the footage might have looked when it was uncompressed

[@idlehands1111111111]

3 second clip of what I wanted to see the entire video...”I could watch that all day”...yea I could have too thx for showing 3 seconds of it!

[@iliashdz9106]

1:24 ....Gav, why did you miss the hand shake again... Oh, that's not it: 3:28 3:48

[@Epicgamer-fg9tl]

This is so sad

[@iliashdz9106]

alexa play Despacito

[@sizzlinsj8135]

He thinks he is Sheldon Cooper

[@giggityguy]

I think he just avoids it so he doesn't have to cross in front of anyone and maintain the shot, but yeah, it bugs me too

[@DrMrBro]

Too much shaking from cameraman

[@andrespoucel6379]

Been watching you guys since the big red balloon jumping from a tree haha. I´m very happy to see how much you've grown! Congrats!

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

Your editing is mindblowing!!! I cant even dream to edit like that.

[@tomhappening]

true

[@MakotoMonokuro]

European accents are really the best for scientific explanations, I really don’t know why. Scott Manley, ObsidianAnt, Gav and Dan, the accent, and definitely their passion for explaining this kind of stuff makes it really easy to tune in and appreciate the huge slew of information they’re giving you. I guess it’s because I live in America, it’s easy to tune out (even if I don’t want to) one of those typical American accents unless it’s like Morgan Freeman or something. Something to keep in mind, all you Europey scientists. Make a podcast. Or a KZbin channel.

[@thor0909Sanket]

I dont know but why the thumbnail is hypnotizing me!!! Try it yourself You will see its moving!!!

[@abbieamavi]

*these videos are so awesome because it answered a question I didn't know I needed or even existed. Dope video* :)

[@nuqqets9570]

I feel like this needs to be longer. The experts they brought on could've explained so much more but didn't even get 5 minutes on screen

[@myahitt1247]

i am in LOVE with this series i love the sciency stuff this is awesome!

[@eliaspa7158]

0:16 "How do you feel about taking it right in the face?" Then that sound.

[@noahh805]

This is exactly the kind of video I wanted next on the wave pool. Good job!

[@FRDOMFGTHR]

“ If you want to find the secrets to the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration ” - Nikola Tesla

[@elizabethg.32]

This is sooooo cool. Science rocks and so do SCIENTISTS! Thanks for sharing the science along with the fun!

[@choomahlezly4550]

Wave check✅✅✅🌊

[@ApexHerbivore]

fackin choomas. Comin over ere checkin ar waves

[@noahvoll5434]

This is the exact content I want from these lads.

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's fact: For a short time, the planet Uranus was named...George.

[@adrianwelgemoed9562]

Thank you for your services to society

[@elliottslab]

well Georgium Sidus really

[@ckarthik2025]

I know that. It was named on the basis of king George who was the king of the country from where the planet was discovered.

[@tdgog965]

It was never called George as it was considered rude to address the monarch informally. As Elliot's Lab said, it was called the Georgium Sidus along with Neptune and a few other names.

[@vladdracula299]

wrong fact, good job you

[@johnk9522]

that face splash was amazing... thanks for protecting the camera with you money maker dan!! awesome, just freaking awesome!!!

[@badgitsy]

Drinking Challenge: Take a shot each time he says the sun and the moon

[@stanleydrones]

Best episode yet. That author was awesome.

[@danielnicholson1774]

Very cool but I feel like it wasn't explained very well... He says the tides are a result of 'vibrations from the sun and the moon' and 'a result of various signals from the sun and the moon', 'the oceans responding to pulses and beats from the sun and moon' - what does that mean? I was under the impression the tides are purely from the gravity of the moon but this suggests otherwise. What are these signals that affect the tides? Electromagnetic? Gravitational waves maybe??

[@theQuicker1]

If you asked him, that guy could talk your ear off about it I'm sure, but that doesn't make it true.

[@sekhmet7774]

@@theQuicker1 ?

[@Young_Man_Ben]

I’m really glad they’ve come back to the science side of slow motion

[@klausklaus2959]

6:55 oh yeah, someone has discovered a new way to optimize "certain" things.

[@CelestinaakaClonaClox9999]

I like how this is going! How they do the crazy slow-mo stuff in the odd episodes, and in the even episodes we learn new things!

[@micahphilson]

I've never thought of a tide as a wave literally half the circumference of the earth long!

[@coryengel]

Pretty pictures alone are good, but storytelling like this adds context that make the pretty pictures way more gooder.

[@Tonywirthfilms]

youtube really cashed in on this show, even though every time i always just skip to the 30 seconds or so of the slow mo stuff

[@camhack248]

who.............ASKED?

[@borknagar666]

The experiment with the salt in slomo would have made a great screen saver in the 90s.

[@FO18L]

lmao 3:02 Gav's face "I have no idea what's going on"

[@robotslug]

I really like the style of this new series.

[@TheMialek360]

6:54 Dan: "It's made two lines, perfect." Gav: *hides smile*

[@unanurfa3745]

This channel make me love science from different way😁

[@maxm2909]

Remember that time when they just filmed cool videos in there backyard?

[@lexus9759]

HAHA good one's :,)

[@syahrulamri9215]

Their*

[@IanCookUS]

yes

[@Paradox_Np]

I missing it

[@IanCookUS]

@@Paradox_Np i like this educational content too

[@Kik4s]

Finally some good experts! Great episode.

[@andreas_karam]

*THANK YOU US* I will never forget this phrase

[@handlingthehandle123]

loved this channel already.

[@RrockCj]

02:20 Mr.Editor why would you choose to add the moments like this in the video? We don't need to see that whoevers in the video is not interested in being there. The last time you did it was with this girl in the wind tunnel, she was obviously outta her element, and didnt like being in the video.

[@superUtubeFANboy]

😂😂😂

[@JustMeeee369]

Love the dry-erase board in the background....."Can Dan Swim?" 🏊

[@SMarie-wd3gj]

0:22 the amount of water that probably went in his nose is fatal

[@badqualitytv]

if only i could just have every single science lecture ever be taught in this style, that would be great

[@earthasian]

The only thing I understood from the video is "the sun and the moon"

[@bigblue8945]

I remember way back when u guys usually uploaded once a month. In the backyard with expensive camera. Now look how far you guys have gone

[@zackfranklin6912]

"How do you feel about taking it right in the face?" 😂😂😂 "Did it hurt taking the wave in the face?" 😂😂😂😂 What are we doing here guys?!

[@waleedsaud1]

I love the follow up so much. Keep it coming guys

[@daddypoopsock7246]

WHAT IF THEY GOT IN THE MIDDLE WHEN THE SPIKE WAVE WENT OFF

[@tomhazelden982]

I don't think I understood any of this video, but I really enjoyed it.

[@waylander_90]

these part 2's are absolutely awesome

[@zeefromatl]

1:04 when you're watching a movie but it turns 4d

[@jenecirodrigues1613]

Há

[@MagnetTricks]

I loved this. Please redo this experiment with just a bass speaker with salt in it.

[@abhineetsingh12]

0:16 when you get comfortable with the girl you've been dating for a while.

[@zafarrancho9555]

I know you stole it from a comment in Part 1, you stinker

[@abhineetsingh12]

@@zafarrancho9555 because two people cant come up with a similar joke (-_-)

[@OfficialMstar]

@@zafarrancho9555 liking ur own comment your the stinker bro lol

[@camhack248]

for a while? i get that done within the first 2 days of dating her bro

[@abhineetsingh12]

@@camhack248 Chad

[@allisonwunderbread5283]

Wth... I’m sorry I didn’t know any of this until now. That there use to be 21 hrs in a day and that the tide slows the earth rotation and it traveling around the world. This is awesome

[@saiphrivas1437]

7:30 "They say before you die you see a ring"

[@BitsAndPiecesofus]

Really love these new episodes

[@Erlien9]

Great video today.

[@rexexdesign]

Honestly I liked part 2 even better than part 1... So amazing how cool physics look in slow motion haha

[@blarpoid]

"frequencies from sun and moon" You must be talking about gravity, right? Space has no medium for any type of sound frequency as demonstrated in this video to travel through. Also, a video of how particles react to different frequencies on a thin platter was done by a band a few years ago, and the tune is really catchy. You SlowMo Guys always put out awesome content, but this video seemed more like this guy trying to hawk his book than it did a SlowMo guys video.

[@ikefork2606]

Agree...I was a bit puzzled by his analogy of the sine wave signal generator demonstration .... as being like "vibrations from the sun and moon." Some of us are wondering what vibrations is he talking about....and frequencies....I wasn't aware the sun and moon "vibrate" at specific frequencies ...and how does that effects Earth's tides??? And how is this vibrational energy transferred through the vacuum of Space...all the way to the Earth?

[@AleksandarDaGr8]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” -Nikola Tesla