Answer: The magnets (both of them) have been made by joining two semicircles of magnets with their opposite poles facing the same side. So, when the magnets are brought closer (in the first case)a pair of two semicircles of the same pole are facing each other, hence the Repulsion . When rotating by 180 degrees, now, a pair of two semicircles of Opposite poles face each other, hence they attract.
Your correct but not exactly. You see, the electromagnetism was attracted by the other magnet. Then the semi shaped one, facing the south side, with another magnet facing the opposite direction, causing the magnets to attract and repulse in the other direction
There are two ignore magnets with a pair of oppositely poled magnets on each side of each magnet. It means that, if one big magnet is facing North, it will have two small magnets with less magnetic power on both sides of the centre of which one is facing north and the other south, the other magnet is also the same but in this case, the bigger magnet faces south. Both magnets come close enough with the power of the bigger magnets but stop at a distance(which is 1/2 cm as mentioned in the video) due to the repulsive power of the 4 small magnets if each one is having the same poled magnet on it's oppsite, but if turned half the position of small magnets of one big magnet gets switched the two magnets stick with power of 6 magnets(2 big and 4 small)
That's all pretty and well but you're forgetting about magnetic disturbance. The poles can be switched inadvertently with those bigger and smaller magnets.
I think the magnets have something to do with their magnetic fields and where they push or pull. Only that one configuration matches the mag field patterns on both sides. Like a puzzle piece, they only fit together when the patterns match up with the right negative to positive fields.
Answer!!! Half of both the magnets are of different poles. N-north S-south THEY ARE ARRANGED IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER. MAGNET. 1 N(1/2)S(1/2) MAGNET. 2 N(1/2)S(1/2). SO ONE HALF ATTRACT AND THE OTHER HALS REPEL
The last question is a really neat invention. I can't remember the company that makes it, but they've engineered a way to "print" a magnetic field into a magnet. The one shown was one of their demo pieces, it was designed sort of like a gear path and latch. Really neat stuff.Ah, just found it, the company is called Polymagnets. It looks like they've gone commercial now, that's amazing, I found it a few years back when they were still developing the tech. This is awesome.
i’d really like to make the tension icosahedron, but all the tutorials i found have you cutting notches in the end of the rods, instead of going through them. i’d prefer this method- is there a tutorial?
Puzzle guess: they are not full magnets, either of them consists of a metal faceplate and several magnets (like 6 or 7) with all having same polarities on one side but 1 or 2 of them not. The position of opposite poles is determined by those dots
Answer to the challenge Maybe because on rotating their poles got exchanged and both the magnets had same pole in front of each other. So they did not join. When you turn it halfly then the magnets have opposite poles in front of each other thus they attract.
When dots are not aligned they repel each other, when pulled apart they attract each other. Opposite poles never attract. Thats why it is a tricky puzzle.
It's a poly magnet. Designed by magnetic pixels (yes it is a thing) this behaviour is called "spring". In this case the magnets attracts eachother but do not touch but hover. And this magnet is a different kind of spring. You can say a spring magnet with a lash, it's just they modify the magnetic field. The machine which does this seems like a 3d printer. You got the answer now?
All magnets have a north pole and a south pole therefore meaning if one of the two south poles is facing another south pole the magnets will repel (meaning push apart.) It is the same for north pole. If a north pole is facing a south pole the magnets will attract (meaning pull together.) This is why when you twist one magnet those two attract. 8:56 Like if you agree with my reasoning.
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Quiz answer: my answer is that the magnets both have a magnetic seeking north pole and a magnetic seeking south pole which means when one magnet is twisted one way, it attracts because the opposite poles are facing each other and visa versa...
Both magnets consist 2 parts, negative side and positive side. Magnets attracts when opposite sides are faced together but same sides doesn't attracts each other.
Solution: You keep the magnets in a certain position, such that some part of each of the poles of each magnet faces half part of both like and unlike poles each of the other magnet
I think so too, gut there has to be some mechanism that resists the magnets from automatically self twisting their complimentary poles together. Maybe the post must have an axial magnetic polarity too that repels/counteracts that initial twist ? EDIT: There is a really good plausible explanation down below by Uday Todi that's probably the solution.
The only instinct I have for unsolved rubix cubes, is to pry them apart, then noel the pieces together and recreate it, solved, from disassembled bits; these dice nailed it, but simultaneously became a die-organizer for the OCD obsessed: these are genuinely unfair-dice, unevenly-weighted with no attempt to conceal the magnets presence.
Finally, a rubiks cube that i can solve.
Thanks for the likes🙃
Really😂
Ah yes the way to solve, chuck it at a wall then piece it together, it’s a puzzle cube
yeah XD
How?
I can solve 2x2,3x3,4x4,5x5 and some strange shapes like pyraminxs and megaminxs search them up
Answer:
The magnets (both of them) have been made by joining two semicircles of magnets with their opposite poles facing the same side. So, when the magnets are brought closer (in the first case)a pair of two semicircles of the same pole are facing each other, hence the Repulsion . When rotating by 180 degrees, now, a pair of two semicircles of Opposite poles face each other, hence they attract.
Your right
One piece has 2 magnets having two different poles facing on one side other piece has only one magnet
So 180 degree changing will attract or repel
Didn't understand but liked your comment of your hardwork
Your correct but not exactly. You see, the electromagnetism was attracted by the other magnet. Then the semi shaped one, facing the south side, with another magnet facing the opposite direction, causing the magnets to attract and repulse in the other direction
7:44 Imagine making a floor with this.
Mom why were you and the dog on the floor and why is there only to dog feet the dog has four
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Slinky: its sexy walk time
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The orientation of the magnetic poles - matching repulses, opposites attract - plus the compound force from the complete body.
Nerd alert
hes right its + on -
Hes not even a nerd u learn this in 5th grade lmao
I'm not even as smart so I shouldn't be saying that
these are 3d printed magnets there is a pattern printed on them so they act as a lock
More like.. *"Fun things that you can play with if you have it in school"*
It would have more views.
R u Andromeda?
Some of them are more like "Things that look cool, but you can't really do anything with them"
5:45 A kid asks his parents to buy him a train his parents seeing the video would get him a wire and a battery😂😂😂 that
kid: am I joke to u.
2:48 they want to collapse but constant stress won’t allow it. A bit like me in some ways.
9:19 I think is the same and opposite poles🙂🙂
Each circular magnet has its north and south pole at there curved sides so when you turn them 180° they attract and repel otherwise
3:36 perfectly sync
5:20 how I walk when I just drank something with my friends
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I was sure that I will find some funny comments about that walking. Lol
9:04 You changed the poles of magnet 🧲
Ya
There are two ignore magnets with a pair of oppositely poled magnets on each side of each magnet. It means that, if one big magnet is facing North, it will have two small magnets with less magnetic power on both sides of the centre of which one is facing north and the other south, the other magnet is also the same but in this case, the bigger magnet faces south. Both magnets come close enough with the power of the bigger magnets but stop at a distance(which is 1/2 cm as mentioned in the video) due to the repulsive power of the 4 small magnets if each one is having the same poled magnet on it's oppsite, but if turned half the position of small magnets of one big magnet gets switched the two magnets stick with power of 6 magnets(2 big and 4 small)
Genius bruh!
That's all pretty and well but you're forgetting about magnetic disturbance. The poles can be switched inadvertently with those bigger and smaller magnets.
Shut up.
I was going to say it but you already did👍
Ha nerd
omg. my eyes. my brain. my eyes and my brain.
I think the magnets have something to do with their magnetic fields and where they push or pull. Only that one configuration matches the mag field patterns on both sides. Like a puzzle piece, they only fit together when the patterns match up with the right negative to positive fields.
YA THINK?!
*this kept popping up in my recommended so I guess I have to watch it.*
5:40 you can also join both the end so that it becomes continuous
No
Eventually the battery will die
@@omarpadilla3664 they said continuous, not infenant.
Hehehe I can solve that cube so easily
me too ! hahaha
Can you buy it for me
Teach me
😅 anyone can
I guess you can't judge a toy by it's box ! 😀
Wow
What?
I want that magnetic Rubik's cube 😍
Has anyone found where to buy it from?
Answer!!!
Half of both the magnets are of different poles.
N-north
S-south
THEY ARE ARRANGED IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER.
MAGNET. 1
N(1/2)S(1/2)
MAGNET. 2
N(1/2)S(1/2).
SO ONE HALF ATTRACT AND THE OTHER HALS REPEL
🤒
So much of brain😂😅😅
Good
The last question is a really neat invention. I can't remember the company that makes it, but they've engineered a way to "print" a magnetic field into a magnet. The one shown was one of their demo pieces, it was designed sort of like a gear path and latch. Really neat stuff.Ah, just found it, the company is called Polymagnets. It looks like they've gone commercial now, that's amazing, I found it a few years back when they were still developing the tech. This is awesome.
Spinning toys looks amazing
Inverting Valentines Illusion is amazing. I want to see it in real life, up close. The Ambiguous Object too!
2:56 I had a giant version of this thing but it was a stained glass dragonfly that would sit out in my garden.
I can make those kind of stuff using sticks and straw intact almost everyone can
Kinetic illutions are too good...
Printed magnetic poles on both pieces of hardware create both north & south poles on each piece so that when twisted they interlock
Sir, it is due to the polarity: like poles repel each other and unlike poles atttract each other
Yeah
i’d really like to make the tension icosahedron, but all the tutorials i found have you cutting notches in the end of the rods, instead of going through them. i’d prefer this method- is there a tutorial?
Science is every where
2:26 ✌️
Puzzle guess: they are not full magnets, either of them consists of a metal faceplate and several magnets (like 6 or 7) with all having same polarities on one side but 1 or 2 of them not. The position of opposite poles is determined by those dots
The rod also becomes a magnet. This doesn't allow the magnets to stick together. U can say an invisible barrier is formed
Bonus clip was mind blowing 😱😱😱
Ok. WOW!!
Very smart products, I like magnet magics.
I really want that magnetic cube where can i get it? 😣
Lia -san amazn: magnetic cube
Its in the description..
That would be a nice update to cubes, no core
Click on the title of the video and it’s the first link.
Lia -san I want it too cuz if you don’t know how to solve it you can just take it apart and solve it lol
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My eyes almost popped out of the sockets while watching this video
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Slinky treadmill is Awesome 👍
Play the Beegees "Stayin' Alive' during that sequence and you won't regret it.
Answer to the challenge
Maybe because on rotating their poles got exchanged and both the magnets had same pole in front of each other. So they did not join. When you turn it halfly then the magnets have opposite poles in front of each other thus they attract.
When dots are not aligned they repel each other, when pulled apart they attract each other. Opposite poles never attract. Thats why it is a tricky puzzle.
It's a poly magnet. Designed by magnetic pixels (yes it is a thing) this behaviour is called "spring". In this case the magnets attracts eachother but do not touch but hover. And this magnet is a different kind of spring. You can say a spring magnet with a lash, it's just they modify the magnetic field. The machine which does this seems like a 3d printer.
You got the answer now?
No one:
Absolutely no one:
People in the dark ages: SCIENCE MAGIC
how many science toys do you have, they're kinda awesome
The Dominator of nothing he has an insta that’s where I first found him I didn’t even know he had this RUclips
Slinky’s got that sassy walk.
*Ah this is my first video of this channel that I watched and I am superemely amazed*
Welcome to physicsfun family :)
@@physicsfun thanks a lot
funny toys to involve kids into phisics, great job
I think that there are small magnets on the surface of a bigger magnet when align properly they repel or attract
These mind blowing science magical toys made me say wow!
Because of polarity , the attract bye twisting little
the last one, the snake top, I had as a little kid, decades ago...warm feeling.
Each magnet has a north and south pole. Your turn was 1/2, not 1/4.
I agree
Me too
@@doctordafrickasha me too
That magnetic cube is satisfying
Criss cross polar magnet pole changes every 90 degrees...👍🏻
All the things in this video is the only thing i've ever wanted.
:)
5:31 music match's well 😂
This channel is much more interesting than any other classes
Because this magnet has both its north and south poles on the same side and the same surface of it.
All magnets have a north pole and a south pole therefore meaning if one of the two south poles is facing another south pole the magnets will repel (meaning push apart.) It is the same for north pole. If a north pole is facing a south pole the magnets will attract (meaning pull together.) This is why when you twist one magnet those two attract. 8:56
Like if you agree with my reasoning.
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Great man; you are too cool.👌
Tell me WHAT type of persone are you ?!!!
1. Are you a *crazy! scientist!* who just came here to amaze us OR
2 . Are you a *science lover* who want to show us the Power of Science. OR
3. Are you a *science teacher* who want us to understand science from our hearts. OR
4. Are you an *alien* who want Humans to exel in technology.
Please reply me.
Hahaha
Your 2,3 opinions are right :)
Great !! It means you are a lovely science teacher.
I am sure you would be very famous amoung your students.
Whats your good name and nationality??
Myself Dr. Raymond Hall from California USA
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This is really awesome sir
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Re baba you are right👍🙏
what walks and walks but never comes to the door?
A slinky
Hey, you make me can't stop says WOW
I am so dumb that I can't solve even this Rubik's cube 😂😂😂
Slinky spring has extra swag
its because they magnets meet their poles when twisted halfway.
Slinky treadmill is like an animated Slinky legs! Wow. Awesome.
smarter everyday made an amazing video about precisely these magnets
The magnets are attracting each other at the same time repeling each other because of the position of south and north part of the magnets
Magnets are attract.
But, same pole doesn't touch.
Thank you.
Those magnets are printed artificial magnets
That's all I rember
Oh yeah now I remember
Oh wait I forgot
That Thermochromic chiral Liquid Crystals is so scary😂😂
Just watched smarter everyday vedio on magnets😅
You are dang right
I love your hand
Every clip i see
Me: what the f***cckk...bro look at this
Slinky treadmill is the cutest thing
It happens because it happens 😂
Nice
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The poles for the magnets align and they snap together
Those are the kinds of toys I would like to give as a present to any age
Because they are mix north &south
That feeling from the start of the video you kept on smiling
For the quizz : everything is explained in a SmarterEveryday's video.
Beat me to it
There is a dot in that magnet
In contact of dot it repel an an except that it attract
Smartereveryday🔥
Can you send the link?
Quiz answer: my answer is that the magnets both have a magnetic seeking north pole and a magnetic seeking south pole which means when one magnet is twisted one way, it attracts because the opposite poles are facing each other and visa versa...
you are the king of science!!!!👌🏻☄
Both magnets consist 2 parts, negative side and positive side. Magnets attracts when opposite sides are faced together but same sides doesn't attracts each other.
May be half part of magnet is work like south and other north!
El cubo rubik está de lujo!
Me: How do I solve this 3X3 cube
Also Me: THIS 1X1 IS PERFECT!!!!
Stranger: u r stupid
Plz like I be desperate
Solution: You keep the magnets in a certain position, such that some part of each of the poles of each magnet faces half part of both like and unlike poles each of the other magnet
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This is so confusing!!
But still loved it
Great to hear your positive feedback.
the quiz, those are designed magnets or printed magnets
I don't want to know how it works.. It is all pretty cooooool...
As the magnet has both it's poles in it, i.e. when it's twisted the unlike poles comes in contact....still a bit confused
I think so too, gut there has to be some mechanism that resists the magnets from automatically self twisting their complimentary poles together. Maybe the post must have an axial magnetic polarity too that repels/counteracts that initial twist ?
EDIT: There is a really good plausible explanation down below by Uday Todi that's probably the solution.
Imagine your room full of these things
QUIZ:
Half the magnet(s) is positive and half is negative
The only instinct I have for unsolved rubix cubes, is to pry them apart, then noel the pieces together and recreate it, solved, from disassembled bits; these dice nailed it, but simultaneously became a die-organizer for the OCD obsessed: these are genuinely unfair-dice, unevenly-weighted with no attempt to conceal the magnets presence.
Here before 1 mill views!
Those magnets are from a company called polymagnets. They have a lot of cool stuff!
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Is that Indonesian or other country (im not asian)
It's "Filipino" Philippine's language
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