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10 Experiments That Prove Physics Isn’t The Driest Science (No Pendulums!) 

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@monster2slayer
@monster2slayer Месяц назад
highly underrated channel
@AbdulAhad-kv8xc
@AbdulAhad-kv8xc Месяц назад
i agree
@peterjameson321
@peterjameson321 Месяц назад
Thank you! Well presented, nice and precise.
@mentalplayground
@mentalplayground Месяц назад
To the point I like it as well.
@tonymoroni505
@tonymoroni505 Месяц назад
I always enjoy watching your videos, thanks
@TheTwistedTraceur
@TheTwistedTraceur Месяц назад
seems like a young channel id love to see grow, already A tier videos. subbed. that thing where water boils if you vacuum it fast enough, cooling by boiling
@mentalplayground
@mentalplayground Месяц назад
Great material. More please.
@bytesback.
@bytesback. Месяц назад
No 7 Quick explanation The magnet moving near the copper causes a force that acts as a brake, slowing its natural motion down the pipe due to gravity. Where does the force come from? Electric currents and magnetic fields are closely related. If you have one, you often have (or can make) the other. The braking force in the demonstration is due to an eddy current. That's an electrical current that forms in the copper, in response to the moving magnetic field of the falling neodymium magnet. That eddy current produces a magnetic field of its own. The two magnetic fields overlap and slow the fall of the magnet. The science behind this braking force was described in the 19th century by physicist Heinrich Lenz
@biquinary
@biquinary Месяц назад
You have really great style
@kcnmsepognln
@kcnmsepognln Месяц назад
Amazing! Love it!
@scratchbuiltandmore7561
@scratchbuiltandmore7561 Месяц назад
Thanks for the video! Every year I put on a big show for Halloween for the trick or treaters. I have done elephant toothpaste and iodine clock reaction and was looking for what to do this year. This was great. Might have a few years worth of ideas for me. Thanks!
@Curiosity_lab
@Curiosity_lab Месяц назад
That’s great, you could probably rig a Ruben’s tube with some basey music to get some dancing flames
@TheMemesofDestruction
@TheMemesofDestruction Месяц назад
♥Science! ^.^
@bytesback.
@bytesback. Месяц назад
Nice, I see you finally got some LED's in. Mind you not a single minuet was played :(
@user-ld3lw9nz6g
@user-ld3lw9nz6g Месяц назад
Sir what's inside the flame tube and how can regulate the wave 🌊 of the flame 🔥 what's inside the regulator device?
@Outdoor_Vlogs
@Outdoor_Vlogs Месяц назад
Thats cool
@gsestream
@gsestream Месяц назад
why would you make it dry by forcing it, its not useful when forced in any way
@user-ld3lw9nz6g
@user-ld3lw9nz6g Месяц назад
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