"We are talking about reallife telekinesis" has the vibe of "What the fuck is agriculture its literally infinte food glitch like you can put food in dirt and it becomes more food"
Well to be fair, we are taking SOMETHING in return for more food Nutrients from the soil Once those are gone, we can't turn the food into more food anymore and need to move a few feet to the left
@@NG-jy7zg Let me genuinely ask you a question. Why would he shut up? He has the right to comment and say whatever he wants. You shouldn't be so rude. I hope you behave better. Thank you for reading.
physicists want to scream at you for simplifying everything to this point but I guess that's the best way to do it as Kurzgesagt would put it: "we're going to lie to you for you to understand"
The difference is that Kurzgesagt tells the audience when they're lying / over simplifying (as per the Richard Feynman technique). There's a lot in this video that isn't quite right, but it is presented as though it is.
Many things in the video are not right/incomplete. But it is good for infotainment. Obviously a 10min vid cannot explain concepts that require numerous lectures + countless hours of brainstorming to get down the brain-throat.
@@this.science I really do wonder why. I have a decent chance of a randomly accruing 3AM motivation so the other option just seems better to me. Also you said "never have to" which kind of implies that you still could, if you ever wanted. Also also I'm new to the channel and I just subscribed to se a potential answer in a future video. So you better give us some answers!
having perma 3am motivation is so undescribably better, I won't even put arguments in the table. That aside, bro, u know how difficult it is to see the undisclosed pause gang only information on mobile? youtube just keeps shoving the end screen on my dome
No one can explain these concepts as good as you. I have always wondered about magnets and when I tried to look something up about them I got answers that made me feel dumb lol
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1:39 is a pretty minor misunderstanding of the mathematics behind electrons. Obviously they would not be able to teleport as this would violate basic energy conservation laws. The math dictates we can only either calculate their exact position or their exact speed(momentum) but not both at the same time, thereby we only see little data points of existence while trying to follow an electron. But fluctuating magnetic fields can actually alter the path of an ejected electron (beta particle) and we can track their exact path through space using tools such as a cloud chamber.
Some time ago, I fell down this impossible rabbit hole. I understood how magnets worked, but had no idea what actually instigates the force--you know, the thing that pushes magnets together. The telekinesis thing. So I googled a bit and asked around and NO ONE KNOWS. NO ONE HAS ANY GODDAMN IDEA WHY THEY PUSH TOGETHER! THEY JUST DO!!! Just an arbitrary law of the universe over here. Who writes these frickin laws?
Watch Ken Wheeler magnetism and then apply that knowledge to the universe. I would start with video 1 and then binge watch a few hours a day to catch up. Especially his ferrocell videos' they go up to a certain point starting from 2009.
Exactly this. And so much more. Like, we understand that sounds are waves (whatever that means also) and that they enter your eardrums etc, but how exactly does it become "meaning" inside your brain which you can understand and interpret? Why do physic laws that work in our Galaxy are exactly the same at the most distant Galaxy from us you can imagine? It's like a written script that works everywhere
Special relativity explains magnetism - it's just a electrostatic force from a differenly moving point of reference. Of course that just moves your fundamental question to how electrostatic force pulls/pushes charges together. So to explain that you would have to explore feynmann diagrams of electrodynamic interactions. Basically charged particles toss photons at each other and those push and pull on throw and catch.
Broo u explains so well that a 5 year child can understand these complex things for me This. Is the best educational channel in yt ur videos r so intresting and way to learn so please make more plzzzz Btw love from India
Given my understanding, an electron is a small magnet only when it is moving freely in the electron cloud of ferromagnetic substances. It also explains why elements get less ferromagnetic as the number of valence electron increases, as the electrons cannot move as freely. Why is it a magnet only when moving?, is a question that arises. Well that's mostly caused by relativistic interaction between electric and magnetic field.
So thorough!! Didn't need to go down a rabbit hole of magnet vids on RUclips to answer all of my questions. So good. Add a tip jar next time at the end lol.
This pretty much happened in Dr. Stone, they used the electricity of a thunder to make an iron wrapped by a wire of copper became a magnet. Love your vids btw
Already knowing all of this a little more in depth makes this video even more funny because it really is even more complicated as you didn't explain how the magnetic field even builds up and even holds onto ferromagnetic objects through non magnetic objects like a sheet of paper or even a table. This is where it gets funky and similar to why also your phone gets Wifi through a wall if your router is on the other side. Not saying microwaves and magnet field lines are the same though. They are just kind of in the same club of invisible forces doing things without beeing visible or can be felt by us. At least if you don't stay in front of a high power antenna or close to a quazar.
Once I made a proposal of using a giant magnet underground Martian regolith so that it creates a small magnetic field to protect mars base habitants. I was 16 when i drew that on a piece of paper and felt like damn i did something amazing. I posted on fb and people liked the idea and encouraged me to excel. Fast forward to present day and im an adult with a lost purpose. i stopped asking these good questions and stopped genuinely caring about physics, space exploration, etc. This video helped me feel that excitement that I once had. I had an episode of nostalgia. I thank you for bringing these emotions within me again. The video is very similar to those i came across years ago on RUclips.
7:36 I thought the very core of the Earth is solid, and it's spinning faster than the rest of the Earth (it also slows down periodically). Then the layer outside of that solid core is in the liquid state (molten).
I hate when I do research in philosophy and really advanced physics because I like to ask "why" a million times and then I get answers like this 1:56. "The answer is, it just is" is the ever present bane of my existence.
ChatGPT 4.o mini answer: Magnets are materials that produce a magnetic field, which can attract or repel certain materials, such as iron or steel. This magnetic field is created by the motion of charged particles, primarily electrons, within the atoms of the material. There are two types of magnets: 1. Permanent magnets, which always produce a magnetic field (like a fridge magnet). 2. Temporary magnets, which act like magnets only when exposed to a magnetic field (like iron nails in a magnetic field). Magnets have two poles: the north pole and the south pole, and opposite poles attract each other, while like poles repel. Magnets work based on the principles of electromagnetism, which is the interaction between electric charges and magnetic fields. Here's a more detailed explanation of how they work: 1. Atomic Structure and Electron Movement: At the atomic level, electrons move around the nucleus of an atom, and this movement creates tiny magnetic fields. Electrons also spin on their axes, which further contributes to their magnetic properties. 2. Magnetic Domains: In materials like iron, cobalt, and nickel, groups of atoms align in a specific way, forming what are called magnetic domains. Within each domain, the magnetic fields of individual atoms align in the same direction, creating a stronger collective magnetic field. In an unmagnetized material, these domains are randomly oriented, so their magnetic fields cancel each other out. However, when the material becomes magnetized (e.g., by rubbing it with a magnet or placing it in a magnetic field), the domains align, making the material itself magnetic. 3. Magnetic Poles: A magnet always has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. The magnetic field lines flow from the north pole and curve around to the south pole. When two magnets are brought close together, opposite poles attract each other, while like poles repel. This is because the magnetic field lines want to connect in the most efficient way, and like poles cause the field lines to push away from each other, while opposite poles attract. 4. Electromagnetic Force: Magnets are a manifestation of the electromagnetic force, one of the four fundamental forces in nature. This force operates between charged particles (like electrons) and is responsible for both electric and magnetic phenomena. The interaction between moving electric charges (like electrons flowing through a wire) creates a magnetic field, which is the principle behind electromagnets. In an electromagnet, when an electric current flows through a coil of wire, it generates a magnetic field. In summary, magnets work due to the alignment of atomic magnetic moments (from electron movement and spin), and the electromagnetic force governs the interaction between charged particles, which is why magnets attract or repel based on their poles.
There is a small mistake at 4:30. There are not just 2 Types of magnets. Yes, Antiferromagnets don’t have a net magnetic field, but they are ordered. Just the magnetic moment of atoms in adjacent planes are antiparrallel to each other. Then there are also Para/Dia-magnets that are not ordered without an external magnetic field and thus have no net magnetic field. Only ferromagnets have a net magnetic field without an external field.
So, together, more electrons with their tiny attraction have a stronger attraction that can reach further distances? What makes these little forces "team up" like this? How do they merge to cross literal planet-sized distances?? This is incredible magic.
Where were you 10 years back man? I would have literally changed my interest towards the study of physics and magnets. Awesome video!!! Thanks for the explanation.
This reminds me of the time I saw a strange concrete lump making its way up the stairs of the finnish parliment building and up into one of the pillars, scaring the other pillars away by turning into a man's face, which was crushed by a 100 dollar bill that was pocketed by a man in a suit, who then looks up in confusion before the camera zooms out revealing he's inside a coffee cup, which is drunk by a woman who then turns into a black doctor before exploding into marbles, which are swept away from the building, which then collapses due to lack of pillars.
Summary: magnets attract and repel because electrons are just magnetic and metals with crystals inside metals pointing the same direction make magnetism
If we ignore for a moment his UNFORGIVABLE pronunciation of atom, which had me completely messed up throughout, this was genuinely really insightful, I did not expect that. And yeah it's filled with jokes every other frame, but sometimes it's good to have that (it's not like he uploads regularly anyway). Uhm, I would rather never have to sleep again, it's honestly one of the things I would do anything to achieve and I'm just sad every day that it's not possible (not yet?). Actually, if I didn't have to sleep I would be extremely motivated to work at 3AM, BUT I HAVE TO SLEEP DAMNIT. I know there are arguments around this, but bro it's not even close in my mind (it actually kind of is close, but nah sleep is a curse almost).
Because it's the most stable orientation for that specific group of atoms. Either from how the material as a whole is formed or the construction of the atom itself. Things will always move to the most stable versions of themselves, because unstable things will keep moving until they're stable. Think of a ball being dropped at the top of a hill. While at the top it's unstable, it will continue to roll down the hill and bounce off things until it reaches the base and will stop moving, more stable.
I know this is simple explanation but it's worth to say that sometimes chemical kinetics will prevent things going to the most stable state @@JonasHamill
*A few points: 1. Iron, Cobalt and Nickel and alloys of these metals are the only ferromagnetic elements in the universe(*ferromagnetic means one that has the ability to turn into a magnet). 2. Everything else is termed as paramagnetic and diamagnetic. Paramagnetic materials are attracted to magnets but very faintly, could be observed using high power magnets. 3. Diamagnetic materials are even fainter and are actually repelled by magnetic fields, like from any direction. for eg, water is diamagnetic 4. The difference between paramagnetic and diamagnetic materials arise due to the orientation of the electrons in the valance shell, bla bla, wouldn't wanna get into details. 5. Shout out to my man Maxwell. His 4 equations are powering the world right now...
"We are talking about reallife telekinesis" has the vibe of "What the fuck is agriculture its literally infinte food glitch like you can put food in dirt and it becomes more food"
Regardless of how you word it, it’s still an odd phenomenon
This got me laughing lmao I love it
This and wind turbines. Literally energy from air. They abuse the system of winds being programmed to always be
Yeah man we’re literally living space dust. Just keep that in mind
Well to be fair, we are taking SOMETHING in return for more food
Nutrients from the soil
Once those are gone, we can't turn the food into more food anymore and need to move a few feet to the left
idk you tell me
Thank you for asking him that, I really wanted to know the answer
@@luks303 your welcome on my behalf for not knowing the answer
You tell me too
Thank you bro
and he in fact did
We all say in unison, “Thank you this.”
The crowd goes silent 😭
Thank you this
Shut up lmao
@@NG-jy7zg Let me genuinely ask you a question. Why would he shut up? He has the right to comment and say whatever he wants. You shouldn't be so rude. I hope you behave better.
Thank you for reading.
Thank you This.
Nothing is more magnetic than an upload from This.
best educational RUclips channel right now.
biggest glaze sincw ww||
Seems childish
For real
physicists want to scream at you for simplifying everything to this point
but I guess that's the best way to do it
as Kurzgesagt would put it: "we're going to lie to you for you to understand"
The difference is that Kurzgesagt tells the audience when they're lying / over simplifying (as per the Richard Feynman technique). There's a lot in this video that isn't quite right, but it is presented as though it is.
Many things in the video are not right/incomplete. But it is good for infotainment. Obviously a 10min vid cannot explain concepts that require numerous lectures + countless hours of brainstorming to get down the brain-throat.
this is my highschool physics magnetism lol and teachers never say they're lying
@@bigmanpictures Teachers don't have the time to tell you every caveat about everything you learn. There are far too many for that.
@@JonasHamill Yaah, it's just basic highschool physics which is oversimplified so that brainrot kids can understand
The constant stream of never ending 3AM motivation will be put to good use
this is the only correct answer, very proud
@@this.science why not the "never have to sleep again" option? sure ill get bored sometimes but wont I have also have a significant advantage?
@@this.science You will need to explain yourself in your next video
@@shikharpandey maybe you lose your 3 am motivation and aren't able to do anything productive anymore
@@this.science I really do wonder why. I have a decent chance of a randomly accruing 3AM motivation so the other option just seems better to me. Also you said "never have to" which kind of implies that you still could, if you ever wanted.
Also also I'm new to the channel and I just subscribed to se a potential answer in a future video. So you better give us some answers!
having perma 3am motivation is so undescribably better, I won't even put arguments in the table. That aside, bro, u know how difficult it is to see the undisclosed pause gang only information on mobile? youtube just keeps shoving the end screen on my dome
it has to be difficult to weed out the unworthy.
I couldn’t be bothered to figure out what it said Thank you
@@alex.g7317 Unworthy /j
I had to do 0.25x speed and spam play pause
@@golemgoats you can just pause it like a second before and spam .(moves 1 frame forward)
No one can explain these concepts as good as you. I have always wondered about magnets and when I tried to look something up about them I got answers that made me feel dumb lol
I’m attracted to this video.
ayo
Magnet!
@@this.science he is saying attracted to it magnetically, not sexually.
@@wayne30047 I'm doubtful
@@wayne30047 not me, am attracted to it sexually
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1:39 is a pretty minor misunderstanding of the mathematics behind electrons. Obviously they would not be able to teleport as this would violate basic energy conservation laws. The math dictates we can only either calculate their exact position or their exact speed(momentum) but not both at the same time, thereby we only see little data points of existence while trying to follow an electron. But fluctuating magnetic fields can actually alter the path of an ejected electron (beta particle) and we can track their exact path through space using tools such as a cloud chamber.
thank you very much for clearing this up! :D
isnt he talking about a wave function?
It’s a particle, until you look at it, then it waves, but if you blink it’s a particle
Some time ago, I fell down this impossible rabbit hole. I understood how magnets worked, but had no idea what actually instigates the force--you know, the thing that pushes magnets together. The telekinesis thing. So I googled a bit and asked around and NO ONE KNOWS. NO ONE HAS ANY GODDAMN IDEA WHY THEY PUSH TOGETHER! THEY JUST DO!!! Just an arbitrary law of the universe over here. Who writes these frickin laws?
God.
Yup, it’s a fundamental force, just like strong nuclear and weak nuclear. And kinda gravity if you want.
Watch Ken Wheeler magnetism and then apply that knowledge to the universe. I would start with video 1 and then binge watch a few hours a day to catch up. Especially his ferrocell videos' they go up to a certain point starting from 2009.
Exactly this. And so much more. Like, we understand that sounds are waves (whatever that means also) and that they enter your eardrums etc, but how exactly does it become "meaning" inside your brain which you can understand and interpret? Why do physic laws that work in our Galaxy are exactly the same at the most distant Galaxy from us you can imagine? It's like a written script that works everywhere
Special relativity explains magnetism - it's just a electrostatic force from a differenly moving point of reference. Of course that just moves your fundamental question to how electrostatic force pulls/pushes charges together. So to explain that you would have to explore feynmann diagrams of electrodynamic interactions. Basically charged particles toss photons at each other and those push and pull on throw and catch.
Never having to sleep again will LITERALLY solve *all* my problems.
Most of it*
Famed magnet researchers Insane Clown Posse once asked the same thing.
Came here for this comment
Homestuck
How in the world can you give a more in depth, easy to understand, and memorable lesson on magnets in 8 minutes than a week long class in school
big bro is back
Are you guys related?
yep
Man u r goated on yr own ❤ @wacky.science
Bro… these are the best friking videos on RUclips rn. Keep doing whatever the heck you’re doing.
The Arrows at 6:15 left of the Wire are facing the wrong direction. Im so proud I found this, this is why I study chemistry😎
Can you explain why its wrongs.?
Should be going "in" from left side.@@sallyfacefan321
Broo u explains so well that a 5 year child can understand these complex things for me This. Is the best educational channel in yt ur videos r so intresting and way to learn so please make more plzzzz
Btw love from India
If I ever become a chemistry teacher, I'm using these videos.
8:26 never have to sleep again. Cuz when I reach my dead line I have infinite motivation but not time and if I don't have to sleep then problem solved
Given my understanding, an electron is a small magnet only when it is moving freely in the electron cloud of ferromagnetic substances. It also explains why elements get less ferromagnetic as the number of valence electron increases, as the electrons cannot move as freely.
Why is it a magnet only when moving?, is a question that arises. Well that's mostly caused by relativistic interaction between electric and magnetic field.
THIS simplistic style of editing/explaining is my style of learning and retaining new concepts. New subscriber! 💯
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So thorough!! Didn't need to go down a rabbit hole of magnet vids on RUclips to answer all of my questions. So good. Add a tip jar next time at the end lol.
This was really good. Enough silliness to keep it entertaining and a straightforward and clear explanation.
Magnets: is somebody gonna match my freak?
Man I love the title so much I had to watch and give this great entertainment a like and sub. All the best to you my brotha!
This pretty much happened in Dr. Stone, they used the electricity of a thunder to make an iron wrapped by a wire of copper became a magnet. Love your vids btw
Kohaku's grandiose gymnastic to plant that iron piece to get struck by lightning was crazy 😂
His choice to make the blue nucleons protons and the red ones neutrons is pissing me off more than it should...
This video is so fucking good holy shit. I didn't think it was possible to explain magnetism without a single mathematical formula!!!
"when you heat up atoms, they move" is automatically my favourite sequence of words from now on
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Now we need a video on why is the earth spinning and how strong forces need to be to make it stop spinnint
dude your content is exactly what is required to the society,truly a hero we didnt ask for ,but the one we all needed
I have never been so thankful for this video. I'm ligit learning about Protons [P+] and Electrons [E-] and magnetism for biology, I needed this video.
Do you mean physics?
Using the blue balls for protons instead of the red balls is just looking for a fight
😂
I already knew this stuff in school, but i still enjoy watching till the end. Great job on your humor with the presentation. Keep it up!
Already knowing all of this a little more in depth makes this video even more funny because it really is even more complicated as you didn't explain how the magnetic field even builds up and even holds onto ferromagnetic objects through non magnetic objects like a sheet of paper or even a table.
This is where it gets funky and similar to why also your phone gets Wifi through a wall if your router is on the other side.
Not saying microwaves and magnet field lines are the same though.
They are just kind of in the same club of invisible forces doing things without beeing visible or can be felt by us. At least if you don't stay in front of a high power antenna or close to a quazar.
I always watch this channel whilst I get ready for school THANKS! you bring me a little of strength to get through my morning!
doing a school thing that's related so the timing of this is so good
thank you!
(love the bloopers that you kept in :))
The constant stream of 3AM motivation, are you fucking kidding me? If I had more time because no sleep I would just waste it like I always do.
0:16
Magnets are definitely not Americans
Once I made a proposal of using a giant magnet underground Martian regolith so that it creates a small magnetic field to protect mars base habitants.
I was 16 when i drew that on a piece of paper and felt like damn i did something amazing. I posted on fb and people liked the idea and encouraged me to excel.
Fast forward to present day and im an adult with a lost purpose. i stopped asking these good questions and stopped genuinely caring about physics, space exploration, etc.
This video helped me feel that excitement that I once had. I had an episode of nostalgia. I thank you for bringing these emotions within me again. The video is very similar to those i came across years ago on RUclips.
i lost these magnets multiple times but always found it again they were so fun to play with
7:36 I thought the very core of the Earth is solid, and it's spinning faster than the rest of the Earth (it also slows down periodically). Then the layer outside of that solid core is in the liquid state (molten).
Contrats for 500k bro u deserve it 🙌
This is actually a really good explanation of magnets, good job!
One of the best explanations I've ever Seen. Keep upt the good Work💪
this man is ready to be a permanent science youtuber
It's always funny to see random youtubers explaining stuff better than school
Better than science class
Electrets are basically magnets but static electricity. It can attract water, hair, etc
I hate when I do research in philosophy and really advanced physics because I like to ask "why" a million times and then I get answers like this 1:56. "The answer is, it just is" is the ever present bane of my existence.
Been here since video 1 will still be when you hit 10 mil 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I was trying to understand how magnetism works and found this channel by chance, these are the most dense yet noob friendly 8:26 minutes of my life
Imagine if North and South loved each other.. But what if North and North loved each other… Same thing for South.. this quote is not about magnets
Such an easy to understand video.
Good stuff mate!
ChatGPT 4.o mini answer:
Magnets are materials that produce a magnetic field, which can attract or repel certain materials, such as iron or steel. This magnetic field is created by the motion of charged particles, primarily electrons, within the atoms of the material. There are two types of magnets:
1. Permanent magnets, which always produce a magnetic field (like a fridge magnet).
2. Temporary magnets, which act like magnets only when exposed to a magnetic field (like iron nails in a magnetic field).
Magnets have two poles: the north pole and the south pole, and opposite poles attract each other, while like poles repel.
Magnets work based on the principles of electromagnetism, which is the interaction between electric charges and magnetic fields. Here's a more detailed explanation of how they work:
1. Atomic Structure and Electron Movement:
At the atomic level, electrons move around the nucleus of an atom, and this movement creates tiny magnetic fields.
Electrons also spin on their axes, which further contributes to their magnetic properties.
2. Magnetic Domains:
In materials like iron, cobalt, and nickel, groups of atoms align in a specific way, forming what are called magnetic domains.
Within each domain, the magnetic fields of individual atoms align in the same direction, creating a stronger collective magnetic field.
In an unmagnetized material, these domains are randomly oriented, so their magnetic fields cancel each other out. However, when the material becomes magnetized (e.g., by rubbing it with a magnet or placing it in a magnetic field), the domains align, making the material itself magnetic.
3. Magnetic Poles:
A magnet always has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. The magnetic field lines flow from the north pole and curve around to the south pole.
When two magnets are brought close together, opposite poles attract each other, while like poles repel. This is because the magnetic field lines want to connect in the most efficient way, and like poles cause the field lines to push away from each other, while opposite poles attract.
4. Electromagnetic Force:
Magnets are a manifestation of the electromagnetic force, one of the four fundamental forces in nature. This force operates between charged particles (like electrons) and is responsible for both electric and magnetic phenomena.
The interaction between moving electric charges (like electrons flowing through a wire) creates a magnetic field, which is the principle behind electromagnets. In an electromagnet, when an electric current flows through a coil of wire, it generates a magnetic field.
In summary, magnets work due to the alignment of atomic magnetic moments (from electron movement and spin), and the electromagnetic force governs the interaction between charged particles, which is why magnets attract or repel based on their poles.
such a magnetic video
There is a small mistake at 4:30. There are not just 2 Types of magnets. Yes, Antiferromagnets don’t have a net magnetic field, but they are ordered. Just the magnetic moment of atoms in adjacent planes are antiparrallel to each other. Then there are also Para/Dia-magnets that are not ordered without an external magnetic field and thus have no net magnetic field. Only ferromagnets have a net magnetic field without an external field.
never have to sleep again with no health issue of course
Nevet ending 3 am motivation would literally be a real life cheat code. Imagine every second of your life being spent on something productive.
“Hey, Vsauce, Micheal here. Magnets are magnetic.. or are they?” * Vsauce theme starts playing *
I feel like everyone had these things when I was a kid.
Babe wake up, we missed This' new upload
I love the 3am motivations 😎
So, together, more electrons with their tiny attraction have a stronger attraction that can reach further distances? What makes these little forces "team up" like this? How do they merge to cross literal planet-sized distances?? This is incredible magic.
This is the first time I understand how magnetism work, thank you
Honestly I want to say never sleep again, but my future self would hate me if I don't choose 3AM motivation. Basically a life hack!
_"This rock is full of _*_MAGIIIIC!"_*
-A wise demoman
Such Undiscussed yet interesting topics explained so Comically , hats off to you Man 🙇
...and I don’t wanna talk to a scientist!
Where were you 10 years back man?
I would have literally changed my interest towards the study of physics and magnets.
Awesome video!!!
Thanks for the explanation.
I use them to help me in day to day life, holds up my trashbag and scissors
That video title brought some memories I didn't know I had
You could say I was “pulled” to this location
This reminds me of the time I saw a strange concrete lump making its way up the stairs of the finnish parliment building and up into one of the pillars, scaring the other pillars away by turning into a man's face, which was crushed by a 100 dollar bill that was pocketed by a man in a suit, who then looks up in confusion before the camera zooms out revealing he's inside a coffee cup, which is drunk by a woman who then turns into a black doctor before exploding into marbles, which are swept away from the building, which then collapses due to lack of pillars.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that
This 8 minute video explained magnetism much better than my 4 month University Physics class
Goddamn, this is such a good video! It's nice to relearn some stuff with such an explanation.
bro explained this better than i learned in my 15 years of education
This guy might be the coolest science person I know
this man made shit that wasnt even in my syallabus and wont be for 2 or 3 more years sound like childs play. Well done 👏👏👏
I have a school test on monday. Hopefully this helps
Good luck 👍
This makes so much sense after studying magnetism at school
bro really said he would go back to weekly uploads on the last vid, and than did not upload for 5 months.
I have no recollection of such claims
I regretted clicking this video. Now, I am even more confused. It should have been left as it was 😵💫
Summary: magnets attract and repel because electrons are just magnetic and metals with crystals inside metals pointing the same direction make magnetism
@@Third_Dimension_Orang thanks 😅👌🏼
i love it when you fill me up with your good information
school couldn't teach me like this if it tried
constant 3 am motivation is an obvious better choice
If we ignore for a moment his UNFORGIVABLE pronunciation of atom, which had me completely messed up throughout, this was genuinely really insightful, I did not expect that. And yeah it's filled with jokes every other frame, but sometimes it's good to have that (it's not like he uploads regularly anyway).
Uhm, I would rather never have to sleep again, it's honestly one of the things I would do anything to achieve and I'm just sad every day that it's not possible (not yet?). Actually, if I didn't have to sleep I would be extremely motivated to work at 3AM, BUT I HAVE TO SLEEP DAMNIT. I know there are arguments around this, but bro it's not even close in my mind (it actually kind of is close, but nah sleep is a curse almost).
4:31 ok but why???? Why are some crystals just ferromagnetic by default???? Or is it a "we spawned in and it just was like that" again?
Because it's the most stable orientation for that specific group of atoms. Either from how the material as a whole is formed or the construction of the atom itself.
Things will always move to the most stable versions of themselves, because unstable things will keep moving until they're stable. Think of a ball being dropped at the top of a hill. While at the top it's unstable, it will continue to roll down the hill and bounce off things until it reaches the base and will stop moving, more stable.
I know this is simple explanation but it's worth to say that sometimes chemical kinetics will prevent things going to the most stable state @@JonasHamill
Thanks a lot for this video. I'm actually learning about magnetism in school rn and you answered all of my stupid questions
3 AM motivation FOR THE WIN
*A few points:
1. Iron, Cobalt and Nickel and alloys of these metals are the only ferromagnetic elements in the universe(*ferromagnetic means one that has the ability to turn into a magnet).
2. Everything else is termed as paramagnetic and diamagnetic. Paramagnetic materials are attracted to magnets but very faintly, could be observed using high power magnets.
3. Diamagnetic materials are even fainter and are actually repelled by magnetic fields, like from any direction. for eg, water is diamagnetic
4. The difference between paramagnetic and diamagnetic materials arise due to the orientation of the electrons in the valance shell, bla bla, wouldn't wanna get into details.
5. Shout out to my man Maxwell. His 4 equations are powering the world right now...
constant 3AM motivation goes crazy
The tip at the end is worth it lol