Vortex created by the mechanical movement of rotating magnets

Experiment easy to replicate: Motor 12 volts- Battery 12 volts- Rheostat wire chrome- 2 Neodymium magnet- Various floating objects- Plastic container or glass- Glass. *The sizes can be varied at will. The magnets are glued with hot glue at the top of the motor. The gun-shaped object was in use on an old playstation.

[@risingabovelife3996]

good analogy to how wormholes can be created. Like some sort of powerful magnetic disturbance that can bend in the fabric of space like a vortex.

[@flatearthcontinuum1188]

I absolutely love the amazing reality we live in. Captures my deepest attention.

[@diveflyfish]

Phenomenal as always! Demonstration of fundimental pressure mediation! Archimedes and Ken Wheeler would be very pleased. The beauty of clear demonstration cannot be underestimated. Awesome video.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Thanks :)

[@rohanaesa8521]

diveflyfish p oo9;

[@fuelban]

Excellent video very well shown... Gets me thinking.. Very interesting... Thanks... Thom in Scotland.

[@partoftheabsoluteone4960]

Change the magnet stirring rod for a Lilly Impeller! More efficient by a long shot!

[@primorec17]

that's amazing! I want 10 of those!

[@SaqibAsjad]

great work bro

[@youvegottabefknkidding4337]

Awesome vid love the clear demonstration as commented below. Some interesting variables could be utilized here like more distance between motor and spinning magnet to check how motors dielectric field influences results. Or a second motor and magnet in combinations of reverse polarity, voltage, location/orientation and floating object materials. A coil wrapped around the bottle with different polarity running through it. thought that might be interesting just to keep things in the 20v range

[@gentlelove]

This should be a great way to keep the mutley water fresh 🖖

[@jmbbao]

Kryon talked about extracting all impurities in water using strong magnets and he said the water will have healing properties. I imagined it as water falling and strong magnets around it pulling all pollution in it to the sides so only pure water comes down and it is ionized so healing properties (probably same as alkaline things cure cancer).

[@HeavyHeavyvich]

It's great demonstration of E=mc²

[@Widerspruchsfreiheit]

Great ! Thank you !

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Water tornadoes at home, love it :) Moving water has a magnetic field, i wonder if just a strong enough rotating magnetic field underneath the container would achieve the same result.

[@YodaWhat]

Yes, but since we do not have access to giga-Gauss permanent magnets, it will be helpful to use highly conductive water instead. Probably hydrochloric acid is best, but a highly-soluble ionic salt could work, too.

[@johnpelsang9341]

It would be interesting to find out how much energy escapes the battery and how much force is in the vortex.

[@FuryVoxx77]

If you did it with liquid mercury it would spin a while afterward because of it,s density...:) also gyroscopes spin for long after they have energy input

[@Detton80r]

excellent. love the scaleletric trigger.

[@mikaylaboo1]

I have watched with fascination as ogs would be sucked into the spinning vortex below Niagara Falls...the whirlpool rapids. The logs disappeared for very long stretches of time before they would re-emerge somewhere outside the vortex.

[@thedecktothe16thpower56]

lol. How much water? Water kind of container? How big of magnets would you need? How much spin would they need? To ultimately light the light bulb within this experiment as it is plunged into the depths of the water in motion? Perhaps an extra element would be required, to make it even more possible that you have considered.

[@MagneticGamesIT]

magnetic stirrer se ne sono visti tanti ... ma tu sei riuscito a metterci un po di originalita, molto bello ... è nella mia lista degli esperimenti da fare da molto tempo

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Hai ragione Mirko, ma ho finito tutte le varianti di video elettrici, e sinceramente ora come ora mi stà anche passando la voglia di stare a perdere tempo su yt.

[@MagneticGamesIT]

non dire così :) ... hai un grande canale ed appena raggiunto un traguardo ammirevole 100K iscritti ... ti mandano il silver play button? :)

[@RODALCO2007]

Very cool !

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Hi Ray :)

[@Kartraceone]

Using the same principle tornado is pulling object upwards. If one can master technology then using small controlled vortecess would be enough to have a flying vehicle.

[@davidbosankoe3759]

coloured oil might give an interesting effect.

[@tarisiosfever350]

Brilliant.

[@outermaresans3309]

One word SATISFYING

[@ksrele]

Very cool experiment. ;) Can you rotate this experiment upside down? I mean to put motor and outside magnets on top of water container fully filled with water with a lid of course, then put inside magnets just under lid. So first you put lid under motor and outside magnets and put inside magnets under lid so they hold lid together with motor and magnets then just put lid over container. But first put some object that don't float on water, like some rock. I wonder will that rock go up in vortex or not? Will there be any vortex at all because container i full with water and siled with lid??? :)

[@jmlampa5641]

WOW THATS SATISFYING

[@GAMERGOD-bp8xi]

Woah!!! Cool

[@parshuramjipassi9406]

Thanks for sharing

[@thedeuce6282]

Anyone got any links on how to determine what shape propeller (or I guess in this case, paddle) is best to create a vortex like this and why? I see this guy has used magnets snapped together so has ended up with a long, round 'propeller' but I think that's just because magnets snap together that way, not because it's the best shape. Certainly doesn't look very efficient. I'm wondering if a flat paddle, fed from a motorised shaft would achieve the end result at far lower RPM, and in the end make this idea more controllable on a larger scale.

[@deeznetz]

I would like to know what effect if any the magnetism has on the water. Whether you have structured the molecules into a natural state?

[@stevenclarke9244]

metoo

[@justanotherboog3497]

cool Diy magnetic mixer/stirrer I want one of those I dont really have a need for it other than just to have one

[@lpz123]

that was awesome

[@earthenscience]

I dont think this is specifically because of magnetic materials, you could just probably do the experiment with a blender and it would create a vortex too. This is just my guess, you would have to get a blender with a cylinder shaped slightly conical tube and then put a cylinder to replace the blade component. Later I might try the blender I have at home but its not the right shape.

[@MK-7Channel]

That was good

[@gyro5d]

Wouldn't Ken Wheeler say. Centripetal acceleration of incoherent matter into the inertial plane and Counterspace. Gravity is increased in the vortex. The vortex is acceleration.

[@Khwartz]

Nice! ^_^

[@ReallyNo.01]

What kinda nut is that? “He’s a science kinda nut”

[@hollinsworthgooberman6364]

I don't get it. I already knew stirring water will create a vortex. I wonder if it would create a vortex if the magnets were painted red. Now that would be exciting to see.

[@krotokroto]

Even more interesting experience will be obtained if we take a wider glass vessel to fit the cyclone configuration completely.

[@robertmorri9332]

It would be interesting if you had such a thing as a tin ping pong ball to see if it could be made to anchor to the spinning magnets and remain after the vortex . That would define a machine for doing so .

[@TheTDCStudios]

A tin ping pong ball does not float.

[@anakinchan8637]

I like it with the electrical light because when it goes down it makes a tiny little tornado but above that is the big one

[@Stefano91ste]

Bellissimo!.. è impressionante poi come riesca a tirare giù gli oggetti galleggianti :)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Si Stefano, è proprio questa la particolarità del video, ciao.

[@verygoodvibes]

nice.

[@merkabaenergy9558]

Would it be possible to repeat this experiment with mercury in the glass receptacle as well as water ?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I have already tried with mercury, it is too heavy to create a vortex in this experiment.

[@YodaWhat]

Now do it with no magnet in the water! Since we do not have access to giga-Gauss permanent magnets, it will be helpful to use highly conductive water instead. Probably hydrochloric acid is the best thing to add, but a highly-soluble ionic salt could work, too.

[@jesussaves7938]

You have a thing for Vortexes, don't you? I Loved this one! It was interesting to see objects with high buoancies being pulled under the water! Now I wonder if a fluid's density is relative to it's 'Vortex Strength'? Anyway, Vortexes are cool and Thank You so much for sharing!!!

[@rosemariebredahl9519]

Check out cavitations and bubbles, microbubbles, nanobubbles, and inducing recurrent photoluminescence from inside a normal drop of water.

[@arturosolano2509]

Can we use this in space for hydrogen molecule form

[@jorgea.garzav4650]

before the vortex lowers they appear some like bubbles, are those vaccum bubbles? like cavitation, is it that, or am I confusing?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The bubbles are just air, it is the whirlwind that creates the bubbles.

[@leonardofabiovillarrealavi1476]

me: **makes a mechanic like the video* me: **puts legos on it** me: **turns on** me: look mom i made a tornado!

[@eunaekim9216]

It's no wonder that people use the word "vortex" to describe something that draws everything around it into its center!

[@mammasat]

che tipo di acqua stai usando? distillata o di casa? questo esperimento agisce sul dipolo dell'acqua?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Acqua di rubinetto Marco, ma non fredda, altrimenti la condensa che si viene a creare nel vaso non fa vedere il video. In pratica questo esperimento fa capire che tutti gli oggetti galleggianti vengono tirati giù per la forza del vortice, il dipolo in questo caso non ha nessuna influenza.

[@mammasat]

quindi non ha niente a che vedere dell'influsso dle magnete sui cluster dell'acqua..quindi potresti utilizzare anche acqua distillata.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

ma certamente.. è solo la forza del vortice che spinge in giù, come i mulinelli nel mare.

Let the magnet be way stronger and rotate (greater than 6000 rpm) at Cryogenic tempeture and you create the same effect but with gravity and boom. You created artificial gravity 👌

Nice!

[@horus2779]

Would this also be aerating water

[@jsmith0330]

Can I use the neodymium magnets from a hard drive?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, ok!

[@yashrajsingh3433]

what is that gun ?

[@aruarut7091]

Successful experiment but completed. You have turned left to right. It should be remembered the poles and the effect was different.

[@poesypoet]

I wonder if the shape of the water container would effect the outcome?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Without a doubt that the shape of the container affects.

[@brandonthepinocchioVIBES123321]

I seen many videos how to make this and I really want to, it's so great. What's stopping me from completing it is the magnets in the water won't turn with the magnets on the motor because as I slowly turn up the speed of the motor the water magnets unattaches from the motor magnets so the motor magnets turn on it's own and I can't understand why. The magnets seems to contact by stopping the motor from rotating but after a little more power they immediately separate. The magnets I use are pretty strong but could it still be not strong enough? I don't know what's wrong.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Try these liquid stirrer magnets: www.google.com/search?q=ovetti+magnetici+per+agitatore&source=lmns&tbm=shop&bih=684&biw=1536&client=firefox-b-d&hl=it&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiKodPzkdjxAhWROewKHevZBAkQ_AUoAnoECAEQAg

[@brandonthepinocchioVIBES123321]

@@ElectricExperimentsRobert33 I’ll try them, thanks for your reply.

[@IAMCorung]

This shows/proves what exactly? You need a control. like a wooden rod with a single disc magnet or nonferrous mechanism altogether

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

In this experiment, all the objects that float are sunk down into the vortex.

[@gentlelove]

I wonder if fish can live in a vortex 🖖

[@gentlelove]

@Manuel Camelo yes. But then I know how. But do fish know how to live in a hurricane? Shalom

[@differentname8051]

cool

[@jesusdiazzz6369]

weather manipulater?

[@rainerwieland3064]

Könnte man damit auch Luft für ein :Auftriebskraftwerk nach unten ziehen? .;)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Ich habe es nicht versucht, ich kann dir keine Antwort geben.

[@Basicque]

This cill and cool!!!! Wee!!!!

[@unaliveeveryonenow]

I think it's fairly standard in chem labs except much slower.

[@myrlewulf6256]

DDD No they can go as fast as this or even faster. It all depends on the size and what not.

[@carlospunish]

Amazingly interesting. The centrifuge force pull the heaviest water (heaviest than the objects) and is strongest as closest to the origin of motion, obviously; but is not only the diference on the presure there what make the object get that down, also the vortex swallowing the water. Is my guess...

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It is a hypothesis that I too think..

[@swiftov6423]

What would happen if you vacuumed the air out of that container then tried?

[@kar33m213]

Or put it under pressure...

[@jasonc8307]

Should make a smoothy...

[@sccp1997]

Doesnt the rotating magnet generate energy? If so, doesn't it classify as an ilimited energy device?

[@oskarstenlund]

You see the battery, right?

[@sccp1997]

@@oskarstenlund Yep, but the rotating magnet could feed the battery, doesnt it? If the liquid was somehow electrolyzed, you could amplify the energy collection as well.

[@funsizedzardy6094]

I sat these vortexs look like water 🌪

[@igrewold]

Gimme that gun, which shoots experiments! ;D Never seen anything like it before! What is it?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The gun you see is an electric rheostat to vary the speed of the electric motor.

[@igrewold]

Ok :) thank you very much.

[@debroy4965]

OH NO HE'S GOT A GUN

[@seandmaccormack.8528]

test waters ph balance before vortex,then test ph balance after doing vortex there's gotta be a chemical change because tap water reads at 7 neutral so after doing vortex gotta be a change in ph healthy alkaline drinking water .

[@dbass_minister]

Nice hmmm interesting.

[@andreaacme]

Do the same experiment under vacuum and objects will not go down anymore .... ;)

[@Stylerbc]

If change side rotation?

[@Piccolo_Sun]

Hi I have another test for your experiment will you be willing to run the test?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, I can try to do..

[@Piccolo_Sun]

@@ElectricExperimentsRobert33 some on under the comment already suggested it. one was to do the paper suction test turn it up side down. the next one is to put the spinning magnets inside the object and see if you can make a vortex on both sides. the shape of the object is key

[@itzhanzelgacha6940]

Its Like a Tornado Touching Down

[@viktorens10]

How are the moving magnets forming the vortex?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The magnet is at the neodymium, magnetized at the top of the motor.

[@viktorens10]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 I understand that but my question is why the vortex is forming?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The vortex is formed because the motor under the base quickly rotates the magnet and pushes the aqcua into the container.

[@viktorens10]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 Thank you very much =))

[@davemwangi05]

@@viktorens10 The magnet in contact with the water rotates, this causes the water to experience centrifugal forces just like a centrifugal pump, the liquid there moves towards the wall of the container and the middle part, (the axis of rotation) has zero centrifugal force, r=0. Hence the rotating water moves to the side hence a vortex is left in the middle. force, F=Mr(omega squared)

[@bagames7473]

Are neodymium magnet watetproof?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes ;)

[@AdricM]

If you put a slightly larger than the diameter of your magnets washer in the middle of your stirbar and it will spin better and and go faster and sound better.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It is fast enough if you increase the voltage ;)

[@jasonc8307]

turn off the lights and shine a flashlight through it..😄 then slow it wayyyyy down.

[@nikshipakshu]

tnx

[@barnabythorn3895]

hmmmm how to make it more quieter ??

[@FuryVoxx77]

Looks like you are making gravity... this is much more likely how the plane of existence experiences attraction... :) cool experiment ... what about with mercury as well? thank you

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

You're right, but it takes at least a liter of mercury..

[@FuryVoxx77]

@@ElectricExperimentsRobert33 ... Whew! That's a lot of mercury, sounds expensive I've never bought Mercury before on the open market but seems like it would be a cool worthwhile experiment... I have heard and studied some pretty interesting things eyebrow out mercury in a Gravitron and supposed red mercury and some other things... thanks for your time and effort buddy, cool videos I was good to get the brain feeling active and feeling creative

[@oni9773]

What is this thing name?

[@interiorartnews4568]

@---TRY THIS. ok now, make a "cloud in a bottle" vapor spine like you didthis tornado?

[@modernsoundmodernsound]

Can you reverse the polarity to spin the magnets counter-clockwise which would create a vortex which is the female polarity(creation) which would cause the water to implode on itself in restructuring the water molecules? In return would add energy to the water naturally?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

This is possible, but the video becomes too long.

[@modernsoundmodernsound]

Electric Experiments Roobert33, how did get the magnet to rotate like that with the 12v battery? What' s that thing that looks like a small gun?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The magnet is glued to the top of the engine. That gun was a playstation game.

[@modernsoundmodernsound]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 , I can' t seem to visualize what the small electric motor looks like underneath the reverse glass with the magnets glued on top of that small motor!

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

When I prepared the video I have not thought about it. Now it is impossible to show it..

[@bettiendahyuniwartiyuniwar6958]

I want those

[@graphene1487]

now.....under which coconut is your coin?

[@sonycausing3281]

Never surrender never retreat.

[@69NOMAN69]

put baby mice in there

[@stevenclarke9244]

scale it up and use kittens or puppies

[@SubjektDelta]

So this is what teachers do with their weekends...

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It depends on what teachers it refers to...

[@stevesteverson1730]

I seriously I have no idea what this is even trying to prove. What happened is 100 % what you wuld would logically think would happen. We used to do this as kids in my neighbor's above ground pool. 8-10 of us kids woud all walk or swim in the same direction and before you knew it you had the same thing in the midde of the pool. A whirlpool. We would take turns playing in it with a ball or just standing in it.

[@jonathanlicong8503]

only a simple vortex is to put oil on water and try to mix so it looks like a vortex simple

[@mileshy]

that's only the tip of the iceberg . . . . The Lady Pink With Her Sea Legs ON (Vessels #1 and #2) take this to such an extreme . . . . a voyage from the Golden Gate (San Francisco) to Waikiki (Oahu Hawaii) 2300 miles . . . . 47minutes for vessel #1 . . . 12.5 minutes for vessel #2 . . .. they are fast . . . with Hydrodyne tech . . . not a drop of fossil fuels

[@MrUnix-cu9yy]

Very 😎

[@chrisnao1760]

Wow

[@dontevn.]

Make a big vortex