The Cheerios Effect

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Ever notice how cereal clumps up in your bowl, or how cereal sticks to the edges of the bowl? Bubbles in beverages do the same thing.You've probably seen this surface tension and buoyancy at work, but did you know there's some mind-blowing science behind it? What we learn in our cereal bowl even connects to the lives of tiny insects that walk on water.
SOURCES/EXTRAS:
Vella, Dominic, and L. Mahadevan. "The “cheerios effect”." American journal of physics 73.9 (2005): 817-825.
Gao, Xuefeng, and Lei Jiang. "Biophysics: water-repellent legs of water striders." Nature 432.7013 (2004): 36-36.
Bush, John WM, and David L. Hu. "Walking on water: biolocomotion at the interface." Annu. Rev. Fluid Mech. 38 (2006): 339-369.
John Bush: Interfacial Locomotion math.mit.edu/~bush/?p=998
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@besmart 6 лет назад

Try this for yourself and let me know what other objects float, stick, or repel! Got any other mind-blowing everyday science I should check out in a future video?

@yhunaangela3602 6 лет назад

pls do how warts are form

@RT-gj3sm 6 лет назад

Yu made me happy by this video

@curtiscain1575 6 лет назад

Can slime float

@curtiscain1575 6 лет назад

Can u tell us why slime goes hard when its not left in a container

@francispham6113 6 лет назад

Awesome video! So you showed that objects thay cause a depression in water and ones that cause upwards curves repel each each other. Is it correct to make an analogy to a stretchy sheet of rubber? i.e. if I were to push down on one part with my finger and pull up with up another, I would find it takes more energy to do that if the two points are closer together because I'm stretching a small section of the rubber sheet alot more. Therefore it is energetically favourable for the depression and curve upwards to occur further apart and hence this is why the two objects move away from each other.

@squalltheonly 5 лет назад

when I go into a pool and try to approach a hot girl on a floater, she moves away from me towards the edge of the pool. I guess science is right.

@csweezey18 4 года назад

@josemanuelmurguia8970 4 года назад

Yeah, yeah.

@Qwerty-jc3so 4 года назад

LMAO

@jadesketch1726 3 года назад

maybe we all are just cereal in a bowl

@afz902k 3 года назад

Decrease your surface level tension and use some soap from time to time

@cup_check_official 6 лет назад

yeah when i asked why the bubble on my tea stick to the corners i was told to hurry up, finish the breakfast and go to school lol

@JamesR624 6 лет назад

"Stop being curious about the world! You're late for your government required 8 hour indoctrination session!"

@C_Bat 6 лет назад

Or "they just do, now shut up and drink it or I will", hence the end of the observation session.

@T0YCHEST 6 лет назад

"Stop exploring different things that are intriguing we need less smart people and more sheep"

@well3034 6 лет назад

lol

@jjc5475 6 лет назад

people take this way too personal

@jazzling 5 лет назад

Right now in the comments there is something called the 0:50 effect.

@DrNaCl 5 лет назад

You killed me 🤣

@sillycheese301 5 лет назад

👅

@dead9283 4 года назад

heirjekginojsjsjc nooooo lmaooo

@estrellamejia1045 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣 lol XD u got me

@annikaalcantara5089 4 года назад

HAHAHAHAHHAHAAH

@VancouverMagic 3 года назад

Now explain why, when eating a bowl of Cheerios with milk, there is always so much milk left after eating all the Cheerios?

@Amit_Pirate 3 года назад

Your hand always likes cheerios than milk in spoon. Hence the milk is left till you drink it. Lol

@green0563 3 года назад

Here's the solution: Once the cheerios are finished and only milk is left, add more cheerios!

@whitykitty2651 2 года назад

you put too much milk in, and u dont even have it when ur eating ur cheerios

@EricBayer 2 года назад

Get cheaper knock off cheerios, they’ll absorb all that milk (but get really soggy alas.). LOL

@kellypatterson9456 2 года назад

Stop using a fork dummy!🤪😆

@lelandeggleston1041 6 лет назад

Thank you for this video. My daughter saw this and led us on a 4 hour adventure to investigate everything you talked about, thank you.

@besmart 6 лет назад

+das hasguns that’s wonderful!

@Thedirtt 6 лет назад

He says sarcasticly

@ELbabotas1 6 лет назад

+TheDirtAnimations Still wonderful!

@Tipage96 2 года назад

Wholesome 100

@SunFeathers 2 года назад

@@Tipage96 lol

@Smfsableye 6 лет назад

"I'm so tough, I ate a bowl of thumbtacks for breakfast." "So?" "WITHOUT ANY MILK" "Uh, go right ahead, sir."

@copperjaguar 3 года назад

@Sebastian Baltierra ?? you know that's from Spongebob, right?

@boobiebooze8763 3 года назад

@materialnothing2742 3 года назад

@Sebastian Baltierra It's a reference from SpongeBob. Are you that clueless?

@Spergy 3 года назад

@Sebastian Baltierra Me: I am the dumbest man in the world Sebastian: *doesn't get the joke* Me: you are clearly dumber

@gabrielcleoncoronel5677 3 года назад

Don't worry guys I think Sebastian just said it wrong. He meant for himself to be the dumb one

@apacheattackhelicopter5823 4 года назад

I actually just finished a whole unit of the properties of water at school but this literally explained and taught _everything_ I got taught and more... At least I have a better understanding, but I took my test the other day so it won’t really matter

@GuiPurri 2 года назад

that was just the beginning. The internet has plenty of knowledge if you prefer that over memes!

@cliftut 2 года назад

@@GuiPurri Hear, hear!

@a.2419 2 года назад

Howd u do?

@scouteichenberger4337 5 лет назад

Comments: 50% 0:50 25% complements 15%puns 10% actual scientific talk

@jimmythegamer2231 4 года назад

100% accurate

@Perririri 4 года назад

The Normie Effect

@bukucinho 3 года назад

@@Perririri OH SH-

@yannik_raiss 2 года назад

That was a fantastic explanation od WHAT happens, but (and this might be me) I don‘t quite understand WHY it happens. Why does the attraction and repelling happen?

@visceratrocar 2 года назад

@@yannik_raiss surface tension

@lightron4732 6 лет назад

A few years ago, I asked my physics teacher about why cereal clumbs together and he just laught at my for paying so much attention to my breakfast bowl... Yeah, school kills curiosity. But anyway i'm happy that I know it now so... thank you and keep up the great work, your channel is amazing! :D

@gmhelwig 6 лет назад

Bad teachers kill it so quickly.

@saetiller1849 6 лет назад

He probably just didn't know lmao

@bikespj22 6 лет назад

Glad to see you "stayed curious"

@artfx9 6 лет назад

His laugh was hiding a deep inner issue. Cereal killed his parents.

@adas666 6 лет назад

Bad teachers, not school.

@alexvasquez5053 6 лет назад

All of this would make a great, inexpensive classroom lab assignment

@aiiiia9971 6 лет назад

Alex Vasquez We actually floated paper clips in my bio class.

@grace-hm9ij 6 лет назад

We actually threw crumpled up paper to see how gravity works on my science class. But no, we weren't allowed to do it because throwing one piece of crumpled up paper onto a carpet is too dangerous. The teacher did it and we took notes. Fun.

@understandeverything8475 6 лет назад

A healthy one too.

@ineedmoresleep3728 5 лет назад

Blyzel that doesn’t make any amount of sense

@sleepydog9968 5 лет назад

@@ineedmoresleep3728 exactly. why would they need a carpet when paper would've floated to the ceiling. pfft, duhh

@sllushii_ 5 лет назад

Nah it’s because Cheerios have magnets in them

@asdfasdferadsf8964 3 года назад

200 iq

@Shef-- 3 года назад

This is the Cheerios CEO here just saying no one was supposed to know that so we will be terminating all of you that have seen this in the next 3-4 business days thank you for your cooperation have a good day

@honeybunch5765 2 года назад

Oh ok, I thought they were comforting each other in their last minutes before being chewed.😊

@pansexualdickhaver6878 2 года назад

Honestly wouldn’t doubt it

@tristanbrewer4523 2 года назад

It’s obviously because of the iron in the Cheerios

@desgracialo1008 2 года назад

I've been putting dish soap into vinegar fruit fly traps for years 'to lower surface tension'. Today, I finally understood what that means. Thanks!

@B_Machine 2 года назад

You saying that made me realize it's the same reason why soap has to be added to water to make flea traps (shallow container of soap and water placed on the ground/floor for fleas to jump in). I figured it was to make the water bad for them. Nope... Just so they can sink.

@ludwigharisuo6261 6 лет назад

This is literally the liquid version of magnets or a visualisation of spacetime and gravity-wells!

@gelfling 6 лет назад

Ludwig Harisuo can you explain more about this? When I saw the Cheerios repel I thought magnets, but what is it that is bent up or down for a magnet? Electron charges? I'm still new at this. Thanks!

@JustForComments666 5 лет назад

@@gelfling The attraction isn't created by the depression or hills per se, but the objects are just following the path of least resistance. The object that creates the hill does so because it's less dense than water but more dense than air. The object is actually creating a depression, not in the water but in the air above it. Like a heavy ball on a hill of air, the object will fall "down", because all the heavy stuff "above" it is pushing it. As for the depression you can think of 2 balls in a trampoline, which actually have a kind of hill between them but they still fall into each other because the "hill" at the opposite side is larger than that in the middle. It's also worth noting that the object creating the depression create it in the whole container, exactly like a membrane gets stretched, just because you only see the depression around the object where the bend is enough to be noticeable doesn't mean that it doesn't reach the edges of the container. And the repulsion between both is simply the combination of them. Purely gravitational phenomena. Magnets are very different and this is definitely not a liquid version of magnets.

@satibel 5 лет назад

@@JustForComments666 this is a liquid version of magnets in the sense that the attraction and repulsion are exponential, which is to say they attract more the closer the 2 objects are.

@damienthonk1506 5 лет назад

It's not quite as interesting or useful to know about lol

@aim5752 3 года назад

You beat me to it

@shachmon1 6 лет назад

"I won't recommend eating paperclips" So you're a nutritionist now?😏

@bbbabrock 6 лет назад

shachmon1 At one point, he said, "This is what happens when you try to eat thumbtacks". And I expected t next shot to be an EMT arriving in a ambulance so as to remove t thumbtacks from his throat.

@Bxdarealest 6 лет назад

I think a healthy diet should include paper clips. They are inexpensive and a great way to add minerals to your healthy diet

@wellesradio 6 лет назад

Liberal agenda and the mommy state.

@danielyahalom3961 6 лет назад

BrokenATM red paperclips tend to be quite expansive, I heard they're worth as much as a house at some places, so stick to the grey ones.

@nixietubes 6 лет назад

+Daniel Yahalom is that a reference to the guy who traded a paperclip for a house?

@palco22 2 года назад

I remember pondering this question with my Cheerios and tried to figure out what was going on but stopped wondering just as I scooped up the remaining solid torus and ran out to play ! Great video as always, thanks.

@femmesammy8768 5 лет назад

Technically, he did only say we should not eat paper clips, but never said we can't eat the thumb-tacks.

@slimeasmr8314 5 лет назад

😂

@noneri 4 года назад

Razorclaw looks like we're having tacks for snacks (p!atd reference)

@yavannakementari4632 2 года назад

Delicious, simply savory.

@HouseOfTheRedFlower 2 года назад

He does at 03:25.

@kottonkandy0962 2 года назад

@@HouseOfTheRedFlower - well _technically_ it’s just a warning to not put the thumbtacks _in your cereal._ Meaning that it’s perfectly acceptable to eat them dry or in their own bowl of milk.

@MinuteEarth 6 лет назад

This phenomenon seems like it must be related to Archi-Wheaties' Principle.

@besmart 6 лет назад

I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE AND I LIKE IT

@missoliviacaroline 6 лет назад

Mmmmmm MMMMMM HMHMHMHM GENIUS

@randomgoogleuser4496 6 лет назад

I know it might be funny but idk it so it's not funny for me coz I don't get it.

@BeauJames59 6 лет назад

Archimedes principle.....google it effin' you don't what it is.......

@danieldecosta2687 6 лет назад

If u don't get it they are referring to the Archimedes' principle which sounds like Wheaties the cereal brand so it's an advanced joke. Your Welcome Normal People 😂

@rhystardedsurviver3564 6 лет назад

I thought the cheerios effect was the longer you didnt have cheerios the better they taste when you first have them

@raymondseng5851 6 лет назад

Rhystarded surviver Lol Yeah true

@JorgetePanete 6 лет назад

Rhystarded surviver didn't*

@allsystemsgootechaf9885 6 лет назад

Only honeynut.

@sofialeanne9551 6 лет назад

Rhystarded surviver like a virgin

@aiiiia9971 6 лет назад

Rhystarded surviver 🤣 true.

@someoneissomeone6382 4 года назад

5 minuet craft: “the reason this happens is because your cereal has mini magnets in them, to take it out just crush them put it in a bag, and milk to, get a strong magnet and get all the little magnets out” That what they would probably say

@elijahcorpus3 4 года назад

More like blossom but they're pretty much the same thing

@cathipalmer8217 4 года назад

Actually, I have seen a science demonstation where the guy put cereal and water in a blender, then put in a stick magnet that came out covered with iron grains, from the iron that had been added to the cereal.

@bluemacaroons 4 года назад

not olaf yh that’s in some science experiment book I have too but nothing to do with this situation

@eebedebee8915 2 года назад

It’s so adorable the way the Cheerios bump into each other 😭

@hungryforprofit6879 6 лет назад

0:50 DEMONETIZED

@Ethan-qf2on 6 лет назад

lol i saw that too

@changelic 6 лет назад

HungryForProfit i don't think there's a better way to point that out than this

@nabielw 6 лет назад

HungryForProfit oh god

@paulineoregan2408 6 лет назад

👌

@hungryforprofit6879 6 лет назад

👌👌

@Ivan-bb7bf 6 лет назад

0:50 that's a familiar shape...

@_panilaperman9881 6 лет назад

Ivan the introvert penis

@jucycouture 2 года назад

i saw that and i was like “i see what you did there”

@bobcarn 3 года назад

Very cool! I didn't realize that about floating objects, and the way insects exploit that behavior is both surprising and thought-provoking.

@twentytwo138 2 года назад

If you ever see thousands or millions of these water-walking mosquito's on a lake, it's gonna provoke a thought alright.. And that thought would be: GET THE HELL OUTTA THERE

@denny4551 2 года назад

I finally found the answer, by accident, that I didn't know I was looking for! When I was a kid many moons ago, my neighbor had a goldfish pond. They were nice enough to allow me to feed the fish. It was pellet food- and I was always intrigued how the pellets would float and attach with each other. I'd separate them, only for them to be forced together again. Little me thought this was magical. So thanks for answering the question I had many years ago sir! 😁

@anatoleh1 6 лет назад

That paperclip I ate for breakfast tasted like Cheerios

@n7industries662 6 лет назад

AnatoleH1 Really? The Cheerios I ate tasted like paper clips...

@androidislife3026 6 лет назад

That toilet water I had for breakfast tasted like pee

@vinul5078 6 лет назад

Merrell twins the table I ate for lunch tasted like a spoon

@vinul5078 6 лет назад

The floor I had for breakfast tasted like a chair

@alnimri 6 лет назад

I just thought nothing much of this...and I eat cereal for breakfast everyday. *MIND BLOWN!*

@remuj6457 6 лет назад

Eat a snickers

@alnimri 6 лет назад

J A much better.

@typograf62 6 лет назад

I remember thinking about this as a kid. And coming to a similar conclusion. But I did not try heavier-than-water objects.

@PedrocasMS1 6 лет назад

Science! :D , what a wonderful thing, right? ^^

@KasaiBuru 6 лет назад

Nimr Al Nimri no you don't

@taiyosketches 5 лет назад

0:50 at class we were watching this vid and the everyone cracked up here

@matthewreese7710 3 года назад

I wish we watched more stuff like this in class...

@mayamorabito1669 3 года назад

But why? So many people are commenting about the 0:50 but I feel l am missing the reference. Edit: oooh, the shape? Ok...

@samirahabuelyaman201 4 года назад

Perfect timing! I was just thinking bout that yesterday morning during breakfast

@Yash-um9ib 6 лет назад

1:40 what causes the Cheerios to become Cheeri-amigos...LoL

@jannekemarsman7605 2 года назад

"water striders are basically natures cheerios" got me so good 😂

@TheMaestro2005 2 года назад

The most interesting video on a subject I’ve never thought about... The more you know…

@anion539 6 лет назад

*Cheeriamigos*

@preheatedcandy9285 6 лет назад

0:50 that shape looks rather familiar

@musicgeek6687 6 лет назад

PreheatedCandy dayumm

@Techlock-yt8if 6 лет назад

Been looking for this comment

@bt9830 6 лет назад

PreheatedCandy halarious

@lancegalera 6 лет назад

Techlock1209 ha same i thought the same thing

@jamesambrocio 6 лет назад

heh, penes

@THEVEGEfr 2 года назад

This is literally the coolest thing I’ve seen in a while, thanks for sharing!

@B_Machine 2 года назад

I had to click this video as soon as I saw it! Thank you very much for answering this question of which I've wondered about for so many years!

@davey_rulez7301 6 лет назад

0:50 it had to be in that shape. It just had to make that specific shape.

@doggo2689 5 лет назад

so original

@trudiepops9112 4 года назад

I thought that too. Funny pp

@rachel4483 6 лет назад

Four and two year old loved this one. Four year old wants me to type, "thanks for the videos, and we can still watch your videos" There, now when he can read he can come back and check that his mom was honest when she said she typed that. :p Thanks from me too.

@HeyHeyHarmonicaLuke 3 года назад

This video stacks really well with a Fermilab video, his improved analogy for explaining attraction and repulsion forces, being caused by things creating hills or valleys in the surrounding field

@ANTHONYEVELYNN 2 года назад

great video i am now usng it to push cheerios in my cheerio designated bowl outside of the bowl, great insight. thank you.

@diogodavid3557 6 лет назад

did i hear d e p r e s s i o n

@lpsbrther437 6 лет назад

Diogo David WHEN?

@heyyou3609 6 лет назад

4:31

@boredbookie 6 лет назад

w o a h y e s

@zachboatman7995 6 лет назад

Next: Why your stomach growls when your hungry

@mischa2643 6 лет назад

Borborygmus. That word should help you refine your search.

@khmertriad 6 лет назад

why my stomach growls when my hungry? amusing that an idiot is so quick to dismiss a fascinating science lesson.

@ummm.4928 6 лет назад

Well because ur stomach acid has nothing to feed on so it feeds on ur flesh which is why it's kinda painful, your body is eating itself

@DMsubble 6 лет назад

Murr xoxo uh, no

@thatrandomplayer8827 6 лет назад

Murr xoxo no not even close at all go to a doctor your body has a mucus lining to stop the acid damaging anything you shouldn't feel any pain seriously go to a doctor

@Visnetter 2 года назад

I was watching an its ok to be smart video while eating cheerios and I randomly thought about it. I typed it in on RU-vid and this 'it's OK to be smart' video was the first that I saw lmao, you really do explain everything

@KanekiKen-fy1hs 2 года назад

Please continue to do this!! I learn so much better from you than from anything else I've tried!?

@lilyq2302 6 лет назад

1:41 "and thats what causes the cheerios to become cheeri-amigos" i haven't laughed so hard all dayy hhahha

@jaramiahnorman2905 5 лет назад

Lily q as soon as I saw you comment he said it

@ShahedVideo 5 лет назад

Lily q it’s not funny

@clowninaction 4 года назад

HAHA it's so cute

@jokutyyppi4226 4 года назад

Then you need some help

@0bread286 4 года назад

@@ShahedVideo That's what's funny about it

@alecsee4513 6 лет назад

Omg! I'm so happy that someone finally cleared this up for me. I've always wondered what caused the sticking together of objects happened in liquids, and why pool toys always float to the edges of the swimming area. And whenever I ask people about it they always look at me like I'm insane .-. Good vid, keep it up!

@rebeccagreen7241 2 года назад

I know that look well...

@TheRealCoryKent 3 года назад

This was the video that finally made me subscribe to you. So many things I could see in my breakfast foods that I didn't know I was watching until today!

@thealmightyduck335 2 года назад

This is a question that has always been on my mind but I've just never thought to actually ask. Thanks for the awesome answer haha

@taohawaii 6 лет назад

If you coat only one side of the cylinder in a hydrophobic coating, does it create water flow?

@deadalpeca8099 5 лет назад

wow that's interesting

@efhi 5 лет назад

It won't, the water that's near the uncoated side is sticking to the side directly, it's not like the water level is effectively different in opposite sides of the vessel.

@0whatman 5 лет назад

it will certainly create a neat effect tho haha like a slide

@alex-fs9yt 4 года назад

Wow

@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat 2 года назад

0.0 Probably the balance will be reached later.

@jivenesspie 6 лет назад

When I see mosquitos on the surface of water I always drip some soapy water into the water. The mosquitos slowly sink in and drown. So satisfying.

@ShadKS18XL 6 лет назад

jivenesspie Dexter Morgan - beginning...

@rohanshekhawat2071 6 лет назад

calm down satan

@besmart 6 лет назад

No tears were shed for this comment

@MPT-io8ml 6 лет назад

It's Okay To Be Smart agreed

@dwumahanokye4040 6 лет назад

You have problems

@miniusss 2 года назад

0:50 I love the way the cereal sticks together to give us this beautiful shape.

@alannao2535 5 лет назад

I wonder about this when I was a child. Thank you for solving one of the mysteries of childhood.

@hiphoplyrics3007 6 лет назад

"I'm super cereal" *Cringes quietly*

@besmart 6 лет назад

Feel free to cringe audibly! It's the proper reaction to that joke.

@NetAndyCz 6 лет назад

It is so hard to cringe loudly.

@whiterottenrabbit 6 лет назад

Totally a South Park reference, from the episode "ManBearPig".

@roofusteinthatsmynamedontw2798 6 лет назад

IM BEING SUPER CEREAL GUYS

@Its.just.mee3 6 лет назад

Cloudrace why cringe?

@AnonymousGamer-rr4xm 6 лет назад

Video: water striders are nature's cheerios Me: Bye, i'm off to go fishing for breakfast

@videopcaccess 6 лет назад

@snowshower4415 6 лет назад

Lol

@jaschabull2365 6 лет назад

I'm not sure about water striders, but I've heard people find water bugs pretty yummy.

@Viper836 5 лет назад

I asked this exact question to my teacher of physics in college. She couldn't tell. Thanks for this clear explanation

@jennyhughes4474 2 года назад

Great! I had a discussion with 2 engineers (computer modelling) about 20 years ago about why when you stir coffee without milk in the sound of the spoon clink on cup is different to after you've put milk in; they also pointed out to me that coffee with milk in is cooler so doesn't cool as fast as hotter black coffee - ish.

@siyacer 6 лет назад

If I arch my body back while floating on water, do I also get pulled to the pool's edge?

@SoroBoio 6 лет назад

Corey Newhard no you'll fall into the water

@michaelgriggs7839 6 лет назад

Corey Newhard no because u are floating in the top of the water. But if u could float on the surface of the water meaning no body parts went below the surface which is impossible because we are too heavy u could theoretically do that. But u cant so oh well

@Mavthemeat 6 лет назад

Yes, you will get pulled to the edge of the pool... By the lifeguard

@ratterriergaming50 6 лет назад

Tried it. Somebody laughed at me.

@kalebmobley4374 6 лет назад

mercury is an an amazing fluid

@zzzusss8026 6 лет назад

First: The Carbonaro effect Then: The Cheerios Effect What's next? The Burger Effect?

@PinkENBlue 5 лет назад

The Cheeseburger effect Here is how it works You eat cheeseburgers, your body fat percentage gets higher But the only exception is people who don't get fat ffs

@poothathere4011 5 лет назад

Well there's this thing called the Ham Sandwich Theorem, it's actually really interesting.

@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 5 лет назад

The Brazil nut effect!

@th3benster909 4 года назад

@@PinkENBlue then the cat effect The cat effect is when someone eats to many cats

@copperjaguar 3 года назад

nah next will be the "snackman effect", where people psychologically associate the act of eating food with being peaceful. Example seen in video of fighting couple, man eating chips literally nonchalantly walks between them in the most savagely casual manner and is untouched because they stop fighting. It's not a voluntary effect, so they didn't think "Oh this man is eating lemme stop fighting" it's a subconscious thing like seeing other people yawn, having to pee when you see/hear water, laughing harder when someone else laughs, etc.

@silentdiscretion2657 2 года назад

Used to play with bubbles in the bath as a kid. Loved watching them stick together, and would pull them apart with other bubbles that would stick to my hand like a little bubble glove

@dragonflycn 5 лет назад

Many thanks for this. It just sent me on a sweet research session getting to better understand the implications for my own research.

@MimiTachiwkawa 6 лет назад

I've never noticed because I never have put just two Cheerios together. It bothers me when I don't pay close attention to things around me

@reesejohnson8335 6 лет назад

Like that one person watching you from your window right now

@axel12GT 6 лет назад

It's not putting just two cheerios in it's when you're about to finish the bowl most people would notice unless you inhale the bowl

@SilkyD-HerWashington713G 6 лет назад

Abigail Jimenez It should bother you too 😤

@billaros1000 6 лет назад

That's just your reflection, dummy

@tongansoulja7378 6 лет назад

4:14 lmao we can do that too. Just focus your chakra on your feet

@ectonic771 6 лет назад

Fake news

@taliarronen 6 лет назад

You lied to me! WHY WHY?!

@tongansoulja7378 6 лет назад

Talia Ronen ever see naruto? It's a reference

@Evarq_ 6 лет назад

Yesss, I'm watching Naruto at the moment!!

@Jyxrr 6 лет назад

Etuate Moala u go to King?

@tiashadrows3469 4 года назад

This channel is one if not the only channel that makes it fun and interesting to listen to science

@pasteurizedhippopotamus3847 5 лет назад

Hi, can you please explain magnets in-depth. I understand that there is a magnetic field and all but how can a field pull rocks together harder than gravity? Thanks

@avsaucyboi9733 6 лет назад

Is this a British thing? Cheerios? A joke? Hotel? Trivago

@magmadude_ 6 лет назад

I love me some Dead People m8 cheerios are life

@shelf5606 6 лет назад

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer’s head. There’s also Rick’s nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they’re not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick & Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn’t appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick’s existential catchphrase “Wubba Lubba Dub Dub,” which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev’s Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I’m smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon’s genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂 And yes, by the way, i DO have a Rick & Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It’s for the ladies’ eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they’re within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎

@thekickingguy94 6 лет назад

I love me some Dead People they got them in Canada I got two boxes of them

@emeryshurpit8656 6 лет назад

how to bake cookies I think your on the wring threaf

@Synovia 6 лет назад

I love me some Dead People papa franku

@leoh7060 6 лет назад

What attracts ----------- Idk What repels All my crushes

@ccheryYT 6 лет назад

_This man sacrificed himself to entertain others_

@bootygrabber4000 6 лет назад

Leo h *lonely*

@kaedendansereau8727 5 лет назад

Great video! Never think of cereal the same way.

@handymanr4729 2 года назад

I loved this. Wish i had access to this sort of media back 25 years ago

@hugs2003 6 лет назад

Is this why my pool floaties always go away from me as I swim towards them? Because I'm the paperclip? Lol

@Nirbhav21 4 года назад

Ya true I always thought of that

@alterego3734 6 лет назад

If you make tiny balls of napkin paper (~1mm in diameter), and drop them on a candle flame, sometimes, they bounce on the flame (and can land several centimeters to the side). I would like to have an explanation for this effect.

@Vgamer311 6 лет назад

Alter Ego hot air rises. Effect explained.

@alterego3734 6 лет назад

I don't think it rises fast enough to make a ball of paper literally bounce.

@Vgamer311 6 лет назад

I think it depends on the mass of the paper ball but I suppose it could be related to the fluid properties of plasma. It acts a sort of semi-solid intermediary that isn’t quite solid, liquid, or gas. As such things can pass through it like a gas but it can still exert a tiny amount of force like a liquid or solid. I know it’s not a full scientific rundown but it’s what I’ve got for now.

@stellaengel1338 5 лет назад

I'm so glad I watched this video earlier because it helped me pass my Chemistry test this morning

@Nyaalexi 5 месяцев назад

Never did I think you could make such an interesting video about a bowl of cereal. But you did.

@grainfrizz 6 лет назад

Really good video, Joe.

@vandertuber 6 лет назад

You did a great job of differentiating surface tension and buoyancy.

@TinaCutri 6 лет назад

Aw man, I thought I'd found my new favorite cereal! Who knew that you couldn't eat thumbtacks or paper clips?? 💔📎📌

@JellybellyWaffles 6 лет назад

But you can eat them... once

@bryanleow5024 6 лет назад

Don't deny me my daily dose of essential iron

@nikoolay 6 лет назад

+Bryan Leow and stomach aches and problems

@Grayk-ge5vo 6 лет назад

Hahaha XD dang it

@keiromultiverse3608 6 лет назад

You can still eat water striders! 🐜💦

@dirkdiggler2430 2 года назад

That is the answer to hyperspace travel, you gotta find a way to bend the spaceship's shape like the bug so that the fabric of space can pull you to where you want to go.

@EBTS-3 2 года назад

Youre *Right* ! Imagine seeing an ISF STRIDER mk7 in action thats awesome

@GreyAcumen 2 года назад

Am I the only one concerned that bugs are even capable of recognizing how to do this in the first place?

@subway_surfers5251 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video I allways have wonderd why cheerios clumped together

@JellyfishOverlord 6 лет назад

My buoyant piece of poop that I released earlier today floated to the edge of the toilet bowl!

@besmart 6 лет назад

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@jumonjichoo7070 6 лет назад

dude what

@ekki1993 6 лет назад

Beautiful.

@taramas5582 6 лет назад

jumonji choo ( insert Carl Sagan photo here )

@taramas5582 6 лет назад

Didn't wait Joe would heart this comment...

@maddy.9800 6 лет назад

0:50 I'm so dirty minded.

@michaeldominguez784 6 лет назад

Frostyflames AJ same

@snoogkies 6 лет назад

Oh gosh... SAME. 😂

@amayal2307 6 лет назад

Same

@philipcraft9552 6 лет назад

I thought nobody noticed that xD

@limeyfigdet7460 6 лет назад

I'm proud that I didn't notice that until I read your comment. I wonder if they did that on purpose?

@yomiyuarts 2 года назад

Why does this make me smile. Learning this legit made me happy

@hatsunemike13 2 года назад

It's crazy how much better the sound quality of his videos are now

@350FPS 6 лет назад

Whoooaa!!! MIND BLOWN!!!!! :D (You gotta LOVE this channel)

@NOTNAFilms 6 лет назад

I watched it, *HAPPY NOW RU-vid?*

@katewagenbach8907 2 года назад

I asked by (seriously) genius brother in law this very question about 2 years ago! He couldn't answer. Thank you for explaining!

@matttedford7017 2 года назад

This is exactly how you use gravitation distortions of spacetime for motive force. This is what allows for the superior maneuverability that a great many of those unconventional aircraft we have flying around posess. Great video thanks!

@luciano.a 6 лет назад

Can you test this things in mercury? the meniscus would be inverted, fun to see

@besmart 6 лет назад

You could! The issue with mercury (and gallium) is that they are so dense, most objects would be buoyant and very few objects would want to sink. I wonder how that would affect results. (There's also the fact that mercury is toxic ☠️)

@Jambo_Bobbo 6 лет назад

codys lab plays around with this

@phoenixgamer10gaming18 6 лет назад

And mercury is banned in certain places

@mr.dr.genius2169 6 лет назад

It's Okay To Be Smart Wait.Mercury is toxic,where am I suposed to put my thumbtacks in.I am not going to eat them dry,that's like eating cherios without milk.

@Wingedshadowwolf 6 лет назад

I don't think the vapors are something you want to breathe in.

@VR_Wizard 6 лет назад

Ok I will try it myself. Let's see if I magically move in and out of the shower by curving my back.

@Shahran91 5 лет назад

Oh my god I've had this question troubling me for years... But never thought of looking it up on the internet!

@vickylombardi7908 5 лет назад

Fascinating. Never noticed that before.

@v.e.7236 6 лет назад

Gotta love physics! Great stuff and I'm teaching it to my nieces and nephews. So cool to see/watch the lights flash on, when they finally get a concept! The Slacker Uncle has to be good for something, right?! LOL

@jaydevsinhsolanki9323 6 лет назад

I just say wow.😗

@AakashKalaria 6 лет назад

Such Science, Much knowledge.

@AD-mr2bm 6 лет назад

Same

@katie98711 5 лет назад

omg I was so curious about this my whole childhood and then i kinda forgot since nobody explained, thank you!!!!!

@itsnlee 2 года назад

This is so fascinating and fun, won't look at my cereal the same way again.

@SuicideBunny6 6 лет назад

Does that mean I shoud put water striders with my cereal??

@program4215 6 лет назад

Would not recommend.

@vivigesso3756 6 лет назад

I'M WAY TOO HIGH FOR THIS...

@ArcticWolfOfficial 6 лет назад

Lmao what

@adrianruhl8361 6 лет назад

Me too

@Dragon__Fox 4 года назад

4:06 "Nature's Cheerios" Q: So I can eat them? A: Can yes, Should no Me: Ah yes, Nature's Cheerios just what I wanted Edit:Time fix

2 года назад

never found a video so interesting until this

@Yathuprem 6 лет назад

So can we float in Pacific ocean by carefully spreading arms and legs ?? ;)

@C_Bat 6 лет назад

with lilypads under your limbs? yes, but you'd get tired pretty soon......

@barraman. 6 лет назад

The question is 'Can we float continents on the water?' Indeed, flat Earth's bottom is already full of water.

@spotthetech-eyedcat3711 6 лет назад

what do mean by... spreading arms and legs...?

@spotthetech-eyedcat3711 6 лет назад

Abhishek Nangia yea but... he/she winked... so i dont feel comfortable right now...

@cooldude56g 6 лет назад

Abhishek Nangia I mean... yes we do float in swimming pools, but not for the reason you just said. The gases in our lungs (such as oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide) that are constantly cycling through us are buoyant enough to keep us above the water's surface and slightly decrease our weight relative to the water, allowing us to float via Archimedes's Law (our weight is decreased by a margin high enough to where we equal the weight of displaced water, causing flotation). It's easier if we lay flat on our backs to float because of surface tension, but that doesn't do you any good if you're especially fat.

@faridaelbouhi4008 6 лет назад

Thanks for having a pretty easy-to-understand video. I love science but there are many terms that I don’t necessarily know about, so thank you for taking the time to explain everything. Earned yourself a new subscriber!