Water Demonstrations part two--Hero's Fountain // Homemade Science with Bruce Yeany

[@حبةخردل-د2غ]

The smile on your face when it worked, was simply beautiful. Thanks for your effort.

[@W00FLES]

HIS FACE AT 6:42..... He GENUINELY is excited to see his creation start to work. That's the face of a man that wants to acquire endless cool pieces of knowledge just because he loves sharing it with others. I wish you were my teacher in school.

[@rtchow3000]

just imagine how alexander bell felt after 2000 failures, finally saw the light at the other end of the tunnel. it wasn't about the electricity, it about replacing whale oil with just the right amount of tuns filament , gas and vacuum inside the glass enclosure.

[@zpoppe]

I hope he is still teaching, we need more teachers like this guy.

[@jhyland87]

I really like this guy. You can tell hes genuinely enthused about the science, which was missing when i was in school

[@YeanyScience]

Thanks Justin after all these years I still am amazed by the science, sorry you missed it in school

[@smartereveryday]

I love your videos. Thank you for making them.

[@Andy-jd1ib]

OOH its you!

[@gangledorf6017]

Bruce Yeany>SmarterEveryDay

[@YeanyScience]

Thanks Destin, always loved smarter everyday so I really appreciate hearing from you

[@jpmisme1998]

I enjoy you both but one of you needs to post more often *cough* Dustin *cough*

[@bharath9019]

C'mon your videos are not often as I expected some of them even takes months so please try to post witn a week

[@Tomyb15]

Your videos are always so interesting. They really inspire me to make these kinds of contraptions and experiment. As a way to pay this back, here's a little trick that you don't know about. When you have to empty a bottle full of water/liquid quickly, give it a nice swirl just before pouring. This way you create a vortex or whirlpool inside the bottle that lets air rush in at the same time that water comes out. Hope you at least find that interesting!

[@montyc1135]

Ciroluiro why would you assume that he DOESN’T know about that. Choose your words carefully. Btw, he DID swirl it.

[@kondordv]

you just told and demonstrate the truth about a physic principle for which other people are telling infinite water fountain without electricity. Thank you for being one of good people to spread the truth.

[@ابومحمدالمرقشي-ج3ز]

Hi

[@coreykleppinger8832]

his face at 6:50 when it works one of the greatest feelings

[@0_0oweee4]

He need ads for momey we. Need to make him. A meme call on every one and make a meme at 6:50 It could like -when u finsih your exam Yeh

[@boblewis3444]

Taef_TTV TTV BTW thanks

[@prsearls]

A modern-day Mr. Wizard, one of my favorite TV shows during my youth. What a great teacher!

[@madalinspy4305]

Răspunde sincer .....cîte secunde merge această ,,invenție ,, Eu nu văd nici un circuit al apei acolo !

[@seaston4]

Wow, thanks so much for sharing Bruce! Never heard of Hero's fountain before!

[@jimbucy5909]

It's awesome that you make there videos. It's teachers like you that keep the classroom interesting .

[@williampitts7646]

Why not use this to power a water wheel generator?

[@yocp23]

It’s not perpetual

[@Brainwizard.2]

I cannot believe, that youtube has not pointed me towards your contents sooner! Thank you so much for sharing your enlightment! Unparalleled work, effort, history research, etc.!

[@manieslocos3178]

Dear Professor, hugs and congratulations from Argentina. I hope there is better health.

[@YeanyScience]

Thank you, love hearing from Argentina, I am feeling so much better these days, I am so thankful to be able to get my life back to normal again

[@darkfyy]

Your personality is lively and gives a good atmosphere.

[@rtchow3000]

my chemistry tutor was like him. easy going guy and totally interact with his talking point.

[@Warner141]

Clear, good explanations of phenomenon and of the underlying physical mechanism. Enthusiastic and a pleasure to view.

[@ArsenicFault]

I wonder if that oscillation in the large unit comes from the low volume of water in the catch basin? If that were more full, and more able to provide a constant stream of water, would the fountain go higher and be more consistent?

[@YeanyScience]

I was wondering what caused that myself, not sure what caused it. I want to go back and experiment with it some more.

[@sweetsoup3540]

Is it possible to use heron's fountain on hydroponics?

[@ekanthgopl]

I had the same thought

[@anthonvonlareto9617]

@@ekanthgopl i will work on it.. same thought here

[@ekanthgopl]

@@anthonvonlareto9617 I searched around and found some answers.. Please do let me know if it works. It'll be good.. Also check out dosatron pump system.. It's spring loaded.. Might be wat you're looking for

[@Masy300]

El primer hombre que logra que las leyes no se cumplan. BRAVO MAESTRO

[@khendson]

I'm glad you used the swirl method the second time you emptied the 2 liter bottle

[@0range1968UK]

also this way you cna find out which part of the world you are in ..with the spins direction.

[@Shoaib_Khan85]

Bruce if we make this system on a massive scale, essentially fitting it with the size of water stream that can propel a dynamo (the ones that are used in a water reservoir, in principal we can have 'free' energy.

[@mohammadjuned6290]

You are right bro, the same idea is coming in my mind.

[@qaaris4280]

I think that's called a "dam".

[@Shoaib_Khan85]

@@qaaris4280 No, dam does not have perpetual flow of water.

[@BealsScience]

Science education the way it should be! Keep the videos coming Bruce!

[@YeanyScience]

thanks Craig, from what I've seen I think we have similar views on how science should be taught. Keep posting!

[@vickyvinay23]

How long will the fountain run? Like will the pressure decrease after some time due to any external means.

[@jeffcook8501]

It should run non stop

[@PantherophisG]

It will run until the water reservoir bottle fills completely with air.

[@jeffcook8501]

@@PantherophisG that won't happen because the water coming out is going right back down to the bottom

[@PantherophisG]

@@jeffcook8501 But none of the water going into the bottom is then going back up. Eventually the full bottle will be empty, the empty bottle will be full, and there is no more pressure to run the system.

[@jeffcook8501]

@@PantherophisG After watching the video again you are right the way it is plumed the water won't run forever. At the end he shows a fountain inside 2 bottles. This system plumbing is how I thought he had the others setup.

[@berndkonemann5049]

If I would have had the same demonstration in my classes, I would have chosen an other profession Well done. Loved the idea adding colloration to see the flow better.

[@kelsroom2]

how long is the water circulation?

[@HamguyBacon]

@Ryan Plethra I think he means how long will it work. timewise.

[@shravanuchil]

As per the theory it should continue forever.

[@bliblablo22]

But wouln‘t that be a perpetuum mobile?

[@aphonkc7120]

@@shravanuchil it wouldn't. If the water runs out the fountain will stop

[@shravanuchil]

@@aphonkc7120 sorry 😔, I was thinking something else only, just now I saw his another video and understood. Thanks 😊

[@kelzbee4981]

Thank you for helping me build my bird bath for my garden.

[@theautodidacticman_]

When the bottom fills up, it stops. That’s what needs figured out. How to recycle the base jug back to the top for a continuous cycle.

[@bujoesama757]

The Piping Viking yup..i thinking of that..how to make it dont stop cycle

[@amaizingstuff6528]

You can use a small electric pump!

[@neodiy]

what happens after the bottle on top of the table runs out of water and the bottom is filled completely?

[@YeanyScience]

it stops, a point I should have made clear but didn't

[@robertcabanlig6908]

have you tried a perpetual fountain where you have the two bottles in a "see-saw" attachment with a gate valve ? pls enlighten me. thanks a lot

[@shababhsiddique]

i was just thinking the same, will be cool if someone tests out

[@adarshsubramanian6894]

dear bruce yeany, I love your videos since it shows science as science with solid proof. I hope you are in good health. Keep making these incredible videos. LOVE FROM INDIA

[@YeanyScience]

thank you Adarsh, I love to hear from India.

[@humber1216]

Hello, are you Armenian by nationality?

[@humber1216]

Вы случайно не родственник Степан Георгиевич Шаумяна?

[@adarshsubramanian6894]

@@humber1216 no Indian why?

[@adarshsubramanian6894]

@@humber1216 I could not understand that

[@satishbalodi4576]

Sir good job. But when upper bottle will emty then how will water come.

[@erikthebro1980]

...Your a child

[@albinkphilip]

You're right

[@Estabanwatersaz]

Never gets old of watching this video. Many thanks 🙏🏼

[@91SLIFELOVEPETANITAMPAN]

Love your video sir, but i think the water On the middle bottle would be empty and then waterfall becaming stop.

[@HeruSuadi]

that is right, water flow to the bottom bottle just create air pressure to middle bottle and push water fountain, no water flow circulation

[@TonyLambWatchman]

Dosn't the lower bottle run out of water and then you must refill and reprime it to start it up again?

[@treefrog123a]

Use this idea with a water wheel and demonstrate electricity also as an aquarium auquifiyer (the wheel) the other being enclosed,

[@burnroe6611]

You don't even need a wheel use salt water .and copper in certain areas im working on my own now hope it works like my theory says it should

[@dreivon9313]

Can u send me a video of your theory

[@Noorstud]

I'm feeding the birds in my garden and providing water for them. However, the water is often contaminated with debris, making it dirty. I appreciate the suggestion and will work on implementing this idea to keep the water consistently clean. Thank you!

[@liveuk]

The original version had wine in he tormented his visitors by pouring water into the dish and to their amazement wine came out of the fountain. Hero was a total Hero in my book

[@boostedandbagged9874]

I'm curious could this be used to build a water cooled PC?

[@HackedHawk]

you could but you will have to continually swap out the two jugs

[@HYPERPLASMATIER]

Not water as water conducts electric potential. The only thing utterly harmless to electronics would be mineral oil, and you would need significantly thicker inner diameter for the tubing. Still, yes.,The setup of a liquid cooled pc is feasible a and even commonplace for artists or people interested in higher computer power. Cool trick is having a fish tank of mineral oil sealed airtight in a fish tank to give the illusion a sunken computer tower.

[@suzannemanley6401]

This man really is living his best life! ❤😊

[@superdave54811]

So fun to watch real science being applied. Thank you!

[@HenkJanBakker]

Making this a garden feature where this would run on rainwater. .. I mean that would be cool right? Having a fountain that only works after/during substantial rain. Maybe connected to the overflow of a pond.

[@JodBronson]

Good idea!

[@Raj-mo1pi]

Fluid Dynamics always blows my mind

[@elbrujomaya]

This kind of videos deserve billions of lkes👍

[@The-Cat]

7:10 great now i gotta pee AGAIN

[@velvanae]

I came across this looking for ideas for a birdbath/fountain that did not require electric or solar power. With that being said would this work with PVC pipes as tanks in a straight verticle set up with a shower head at the top, or would that mess up the flow? Also with it also being a birdbath with the increased amount of water, other than evaporation would I need to fill it often?

[@YeanyScience]

Hi Tony, My mistake on posting this video is not showing the length of time that the water flows. the fountain will only flow as long as it takes for the top water supply to drain down to the lower bottle. We are talking about up to 10 minutes, which means that you would have to constantly be switching the bottles around. I'd like to have the same thing, since birds are attracted to the sound of splashing water and we have enough trees that solar panel is not a good option.

[@velvanae]

@@YeanyScience Thank you for that information I looked up other ideas and seen your video on a fountain in a bottle and thought about combining the two setups but came to the conclusion it would not work due to air pressure not being correct. So now I am working on a ram pump design for this purpose If I come up with something I will for sure let you know.

[@allentremper8243]

Thanks for sharing this, I am curious as to how long does the water keep going?

[@MrCosmos110]

It runs till the upper bottle is empty.

[@mountain-roots]

Water tables and filtered water. Batteries and fountain. Imagine each bottle a tree. Now try to imagine the trees are just Stumps... The stumps are our mountains . Waterfalls our the fountains of life/youth. Charged water. If you like this idea i made videos as well.

[@shravan1981]

This is something I had started to do in my 9th grade back in 1995 but never got to finish it... lot of memories

[@mohammadjuned6290]

Why you didn't finish it?

[@jaimeduncan6167]

You should add a generator and light a led bulb 😊 great job

[@Heavenfound]

Best present for my garden. Thank you!

[@ken2391]

Wow that was / is amazing! Thanks for sharing this with us. How long did the 5 gallon jug system run?

[@leeyoo88]

same qusition pls

[@aimanalmasss]

lol same question Mr Bruce :)

[@سلطانزمانو-غ6س]

لم افهم ما قلته عن هذا الاختراع ومن اخترعه.!! لكن اقول ان هذه التقنية او النافورة التي تعمل بدون مضخة ولا كهرباء تم اختراعها في الأندلس في القرن الثامن ميلادي وكانت الأندلس معروفة بنافورات المياه الجميلة التي كان الغرب آنذاك ممنبهرين من جمالها ومن كل المعالم والرقي الحضاري الذي كان فيه المسلمين ذاك العصر ، من تطور حضاري علمي وفكري ....

[@Mujassam3D]

يقول ان هذه تم اختراعه من قبل الرومان

[@سلطانزمانو-غ6س]

@@Mujassam3D شكراا على الترجمة .. لكن لا أعتقد أنها من اختراع الرومان ،بل هي من اختراع المسلمين في الأندلس..

[@Mujassam3D]

@@سلطانزمانو-غ6س ما اعرف لان الأوربيبن يريدون نسب كل انجاز للمسلمين الهم ولغيرهم حتئ تكون نظرة الناس للمسلمين علئ انهم مجرد ناس همج همهم المال بس

[@Chepecafeteria]

3:35 wow it's so simple. I can't believe that I couldn't figure out how you were doing it!!

[@heavenbot]

Good thinking with the 1/2 inch CPVC on the large setup! Great demonstration!

[@JojonathanOliveira]

This is why I love physics, just looking at the device my head is brimming with questions, how big it would need to be in order to for the water to flow non stop for the whole day? Would it still work if the fountain part were bellow the reservoir? What would happen to the water flow if you change the girth of each pipe individually? And so many others.... I should build one myself =P

[@1252PFC]

Thanks. Always love how you simplify the explanation.

[@ElementalMaker]

What a great project! Thanks for sharing.

[@Resonanttheme]

I was thinking it might be fun to tack on a Lord Kevin water dropper to the one with the fine stream of water and then maybe use the electrostatic forces to drive yet more effects.

[@dannyboyz7061]

Are you still retired? You look like you're in a classroom. Were these an old recording or did they let you back in? lol

[@YeanyScience]

I'm still retired but I did quite a bit of recording with students before I left, knowing what I would want to post in the future so you will see students in other upcoming videos. I am combining old and new footage. Also hope to post a few videos that I will shoot from my garage

[@freshbrewedasmr3378]

Do you know how long this flowed for?

[@YeanyScience]

depending on the size of the stream up to about 10 minutes

[@donlod322]

@@YeanyScience hi bruce...if the lowest bottle sits at 40cm below a 100 galons of topless water container and to receive water from the bottom/drain outlet of the wtr container, and the upper bottle is set below the top water level in the water container, we can have continous flows with the upper bottle shoots water back into the topless water container?

[@Zsignal743]

That could be a alternative for a solar bird bath. Batteries will never be in this product.

[@love.connection_1]

@Will Survive why are we not using these on big scale

[@MakeYourOwnMattress]

I understand there's a time when the fountain will stop but I am wondering if the flow could be started and stoped by plugging / pinching the end of the top fountain section? This would make a great hand free camp sink / shower system or a children's toy kitchen sink. Surprised the concept it is not used more in our everyday lives / products.

[@dragoonduneman4161]

I wonder if you could some how rig it up to where you can have both fountain and a refiller so that it work itself to keep the water in a constant stream without the need for water pumps

[@irontrunk2267]

This would be a perpetual motion machine and would never work are there is always a loss

[@Bryansky8]

does this mean that the whole flow stops? or it will just continue flowing whether the top or bottom bottle lowers or rises? I mean is the flow going to be an endless loop?

[@YeanyScience]

no, it tops when the upper bottle empties out

[@jhonsmith2510]

this will work until only first container water finishes .. how it will be continious fountain

[@timhallas4275]

It isn't continuous. It stops when the bottle is empty.

[@seanregehr4921]

It is continuous in the sense it continuously flows without any external forces. Place it outdoors and it will operate will almost no human effort as rain will refill any lost water from evaporation etc. Even in colder climates the water can free and as soon as it melts it will start back up as long the water level is sufficient.

[@timhallas4275]

@@seanregehr4921 Wrong. The "external force" is gravity. The water had to be lifted to the upper container in order for this action to begin. That is applied potential energy.. Once the upper container is empty, there is no longer potential energy available. The idea that rain filling the upper container is adding energy. The point is, this is no more perpetual motion than is the water cycle .... evaporation...condensation...precipitation. It requires energy from the sun to work.

[@seanregehr4921]

@@timhallas4275 - I guess you missed the explanation of how this works. Pressure raises the water and is the auto-balancing mechanism. All that is needed to maintain this function is the correct water level. The water cycle is perpetual motion.

[@timhallas4275]

@@seanregehr4921 I explained all, of that to you, and yet you make the same silly claim. I ask you this. If the sun is not involved, will it still rain?

[@AzureRook]

how would you add an off switch? it seems a little wasteful to have a water fountain/sink faucet continue to run until it stops Edit. never mind, I answered my own question. you would just have to plug the hole in the basin to stop the water flow. science is awesome!

[@YeanyScience]

sorry for any confusion but this is not connected to the sink faucet nor does it drain down the sink. The only water used is in the 5 gallon jug and it flows from one jug to the other. When the top jug runs out of water to the bottom jug, they are switched to make it work again

[@AzureRook]

@@YeanyScience i was just curious that in a hypothetical real-world application the top jug could be filled with fresh water and the bottom jug would hold used/waste water. Thanks for replying!

[@isleofview2860]

water wheel driving small electric motor, charge batteries ,light it up?

[@timhallas4275]

The energy produced would be less than the energy used to fill the bottle. There is no such thing as free mechanical energy.

[@jasonfoster9118]

Thanks for the explanation. I can't wait to share this with my nephew.

[@sonnyandcandy]

Just hook up a hydro generator and get electricity for water.

[@mealwormfarmingpakistan]

Scale this up 100 times put genetator in front of flowing water and you can run half kv generator and produce electricity without burining fossil fuel

[@dineshsrikar4235]

You explains the subject in a practical manner I loved it

[@chrisspere4836]

Much too fast for an oldy like me to keep up with though but I try.🙂

[@glenngriffon8032]

Bruce, how are you doing? I seem to recall that you weren't in the best of health last time you uploaded.

[@YeanyScience]

Hi Glenn, back in June I had knee replacements on both knees, it was a struggle for a while but I've worked hard the last several months to recover. It has been worth it, I feel 20 years younger, well maybe 10 years.

[@glenngriffon8032]

@@YeanyScience sorry for the late reply but I'm glad you're feeling better. I'm happy to see new videos on your channel too. I wish I had had a teacher like you when I was in school.

[@tylerlofall1879]

How long does it fountain for? Think there’s an size ratio where the water in the drain is restricted with more weight due to thicker plumbing that the water up in a thinner pipe could be pushed higher or further and as long as there was a water between the escape for air pressure and air pressure never surpassed the water weight it could run for a very long time?

[@348loadedlever3]

So this could not run indefinitely because the water will reach equilibrium and it will stop. I heard claims of this running forever

[@Shoaib_Khan85]

this is exactly what crossed my mind. in principal its violating the fundamental laws of physics

[@alocin110]

I can make a fountain run for ever without lots of bottle, straws, tubing and refilling just by putting a 6 volts dc rechargeable battery through a solar panel, ambient light, and it will work perfectly well with a water pump running off of a solar cell.

[@freetobelee]

great. now I have to pee

[@Maninawig]

Hmmm... A pretty heron's fountain in a retirement facility bathroom as a decoration to help the juices flow... Great idea!

[@Dogetuberyt]

I wish I had a teacher like this, I'd get much better grades because I'd be more motivated to learn from him than a teacher who's voice sounds like someone scratching a chalkboard

[@motorola1543]

You should monetize your videos. Make some money on the side.

[@daniellaverdiere104]

I am very curious to know if we could build a much larger one and use the weight of the falling water to make a generator spin and produce perpetual electricity... The water in top bottle could be replaced as needed with floating valve or else

[@510Redneck]

It's got more to do with the transfer of the air in the system. Once the transfer is complete it stops/if it was filled with fluid it wouldn't operate.

[@dhmevip2541]

Your account is very beautiful, I relied on it a lot to explain the physical concepts .. especially since it broadcasts beautifully and wonderfully

[@bvanlalhruaia2108]

Great experiment! This could help for the huge project to make the world better. God bless you abundantly!

[@highanddryful]

Bruce , could you please do a video to demonstrate and explain the physics behind why a candle that is burning at both ends and that is suspended at a pivot point in the middle of the candle will begin to swing in a see-saw effect ? My understanding of this principle is that , when an object is balanced on a pivot point, the turning forces on each side must equal the turning force on the other side. This means that on one side of the pivot, the force must be moving in counterclockwise motion and on the other side, the force must be moving in a clockwise motion. But why does this motion commence with the flames? the flames are not exerting a downward force, or are they? thank you .

[@YeanyScience]

I haven't made a video on this but done and seen it a few times. The burning candle alters from one side to the other due to melting wax. the side that tilts down directs the heated flame towards the candle which melts it faster losing more wax. The faster loss of wax then mass that side lighter, so the candle tilts in the opposite direction. The other side is now lower, the angle once again directs more heat towards the candle wax causing it melt faster. The process repeats itself over and over until the candle gets too short

[@highanddryful]

Bruce Yeany makes perfect sense to me now, thank you:)

[@lesliekathryn5633]

If you continually fill the top open container with the fountain, will it be perpetual? (You may have answered this but there’s a whole Lot of comments So forgive me, I couldn’t find it)

[@Trepidity]

Thank you for teaching. You're humanities greatest treasure.

[@sabyasachighose1003]

HERON CRYING IN HEAVEN

[@0range1968UK]

positive gravitational potential energy ..really love these thanks.

[@socialite1283]

Here's a challenge. Make a continuously running fountain using just one whole bottle and one large catchment tray, and connecting hoses, pipes, and sealing bungs, using only Gravitational Potential Energy to power the fountain. the tubes don't need to be the same diameter, and the majority of the water should be in the catchment tray.

[@HenkJanBakker]

Oh curious. How would you calculate the pressure? Specifically the resulting height you could expect a fountain the be?

[@YeanyScience]

good question, I am gling to try a few more variations on this and will try to answer that question

[@balloney2175]

Bruce, yo da man! Thanks for posting.

[@digitallion3861]

This is awesome! I've been looking for something like this that I could use as a birdbath, but I didn't want to rely on electricity to power it.

[@chrisspere4836]

Only trouble is i don't think they run forever, the water gets lower in one part and then it stops. I'm fairly certain it isn't possible for it to go forever, sorry.🙂

[@greggory1532]

Same here Joseph, I've been thinking of ways around prolonging the time. Like using larger buckets for 'B' and 'C' and having the rain gutters drop into 'A'. Maybe even connecting an air pump to 'B' for when it fills up. Did you ever get anything going for your birds?

[@digitallion3861]

@@greggory1532 I haven't had the time to do anything yet. I've had ALOT of projects going on lately such as a weather head and new meter base/breaker panel and new wiring for the house. New plumbing for the hotwater heater and recently we lost our vehicle and are now stranded with no transportation. I like the rain gutter idea, in fact I already have a system set up to catch rainwater from my gutter that I use for watering the garden. Larger vessels for parts B and C I think would prolong the time also, I'm thinking 50 gallon drums should do it. lol

[@marcrigor6423]

Bruce Yeany, at 3:41 I understand your point. Some people claim that putting the two lower water containers at the same elevation is the "solution" and that it will run forever. What would you say about that?

[@YeanyScience]

Hi Marc, I am going to do a quick video on this to clarify this point, the water has to be lifted up then runs from upper bottle to lower bottle then stops. objects or liquids can't lift themselves.

[@maxmuskat9863]

Bruce... Awesome video!!

[@JAHinHK]

Captivated by both the fountain and the heavy Philly accent.

[@YeanyScience]

thank you, I impressed you recognized where I was from, I grew up and lived around Philadelphia until moving to around Hershey for my teaching job

[@vasudevprakash]

Is it possible reverse? I mean below water need to bring it on top. About 3m height

[@fufu5283]

Muy bueno que corra el agua sin bombas..... Pero tengo una pregunta..... Me gustaria hacer lo mismo pero para un bebedero de gallinas.... El bebedero se compone de 1garrafa de 80L con una manguera que va a un tubo de pvc, que dentro del tubo tiene una bolla que segun se va gastando el agua se va llenando este mismo tubo esta abierto para k puedan beber las gallinas.... Mi pregunta es si yo pongo al final del bebedero una manguera hacia la garrafa de 80L haria lo mismo que lo que as iventado tuuuu con las garrafas espero su respuesta lo antes posible gracias y un saludo

[@shoe_s]

hello Bruce, i would just like to say that my whole science class loves you, and we think that it is so great that you have reached 200k subscribers! Some of my friends immediately go to the laptops just to check how many subscribers you have.

[@YeanyScience]

Hello YaBroisshoes 54, looks like you've been busy with your own channel, good job!. I really appreciate hearing about your class and hope you guys continue watching as I still have more to post.

[@JDeWittDIY]

You've got some nice laminar flow coming out of that top tube!

[@YeanyScience]

I'm just made a laminar flow nozzle that shows it even better

[@timramich]

I don't understand how the water can be pushed higher than where it originally sat. When I was a kid, we had a local store called "The World of Science." Maybe it was a chain. I don't know. It was before the internet was big. I also had Edmund Scientific catalogs delivered to me. There was a fountain like this that used a piece of plastic to connect 2 soda bottles, and it had some tubing, and did this exact thing. Does this ring a bell?

[@timramich]

If only I would have waited until the very end of the video regarding the last part of my comment...

[@savadi91]

Could you please tell me what happens after the bottle on top gets empty.?it wasn't shown in the video.it would help my project of setting up a bigger fountain in my house.

[@YeanyScience]

the water flows from the upper bottle to the lower bottle by way of the fountain, eventually the upper bottle empties out and the water stops flowing

[@savadi91]

@@YeanyScience that kinda sucks.if it could run continuously,I wouldn't need electricity to run the fountain.

[@BelaLugosiUrsamen]

I made one by myself 6 months ago and besides I had a problem with leaking so I had to add more and more hot glue, I was wondering how to reset it when it's done? Do you have any tips for it?

[@jlunde35]

Great job Mr. Yeany!

[@laserfalcon]

What a guy this hero was.

[@iHamadQ]

I love your videos , I'm from Saudi Arabia. keep going

[@YeanyScience]

several more to come, thank you