Honey bees in ultra slow motion
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2014
- Honey bees flap their wings up to 250 times a second. The Phantom v2511 camera can shoot more than 1 million frames per second (creating slow motion upon playback). Here we're using one to capture footage for a documentary about bees.
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Perfectly capturing the wings dynamics, higher speeds are totally mezmerinzing.
The Bee's Body is much bigger and heavier than its small wings: How does it fly and support itself in the air? The Bee flies because its wings flap thousands of times per second, CREATING SWIRLS OF AIR, which support them in their flights. GOD EXISTS, that could already be evolution. In your case ... if you can't do it one way, do it the other way! City Sao Paulo, Brazil
Truly amazing how even the tiniest things in our universe have such complex mechanisms.
Well when you're lighter than a feather XD the laws of the universe are so amazing and consistent aren't they?
@@GiantBluebird According to quantum mechanics that's not always the case
And yet, some people believe that this was just a coincidence.
It is designed.
@@jam4182 it is illusion of desing bruh
This is so neat! Their wing movements look akin to fish fin movements in the water
I noticed that, too.
WE CAN MAKE REAL FLYING FISH
well air is a fluid just like water
Well, when you're this size air is a lot more like water
Check out cloud time-lapses, they move just like waves
The Flight of the Bumblebee background is a nice touch
The Bee's Body is much bigger and heavier than its small wings: How does it fly and support itself in the air? The Bee flies because its wings flap thousands of times per second, CREATING SWIRLS OF AIR, which support them in their flights. GOD EXISTS, that could already be evolution. In your case ... if you can't do it one way, do it the other way! City Sao Paulo, Brazil
@@afonsomfneto Yeah no one asked
@@ber2996
Yes, nobody asked you anything \ o /
@@afonsomfneto You really have nothing better to do than spout subjective beliefs? You do you buddy.
@@ber2996 laughing really loud here
Finally i can sense stopping time (not completely of course) and see everything more clearly its just awesome
Does anyone else find the click of XLR and Ethernet being plugged in very satisfying?
The Nightmare ikr
It's amazing to think that something so commonly found in nature was a mystery to our understanding of aerodynamics for many years before we understood it.
They don't fly or use aerodynamics they levitate. Those eing movement aren't flight like a bird there create a vibrating that causes levitation. Called acoustic levitation. Humming birds also do it that way. You here a buzz from bees and insects because the vibration is a sound wave humming birds hum from the vibration they create. We can do it and levitate with sound waves or anything. It's believed thsts how the big stones were moved like Stonehenge or the pyramids and all those acient constructs. Acoustic levitation
Pass
Pass too 😂
They can flap their wings up to 230 times per second! Amazing!
I'm showing my wife this intrigy shit, she asks "whats FPS, FLAPS PER SECOND!?!" 🤣🤦🏽♂️
Being able to see the details of how the wings move is captivating! And so beautiful.
Time flies when you are watching it slowly. I thought this video was much longer, just 4 mins! that's crazy!
The thumbnail shot is so adorable
They use their wings the way fish use fins. It also reminds me of port de bras in ballet. Fantastic footage of a fascinating creature.
Quicksilver brought me here
DeGameplayBoy same. This is one over used comment. (sort of)
They are like mini helicopters. 🐝
Anyone else did a thing?
69-911 420 yes dude I was the funniest shit how they were playing “American Football”
I did a thing yes
i presume you looked up "bees in slow motion" as well?
I always weep when I cue this up to watch- Thank you!
Its just unbelievable to think that they flap their wings 200 times PER SECOND
We need to protect these awesome species
Came here after watching a video explaining it in a RUclips short. This blew my mind.
Amazing design from a mechanical and engineering pov. Amazes me that people still doubt an intelligence behind this creature.
Amazes me that people still believe in fairytales, superstition and witchcraft.
No competent designer would use the same tube for feeding and breathing.
an intelligence that flys above the heads at times.
they’re so cute i’m gonna die 😩 i love bees!
Are you allergic?
RenzXVI 😂😂
Lol the song choice is perfect
*Thank You for Making This AWESOME VIDEO!!! Thank You!!*
If you listen closely at 1:28 you can hear the bee say “YA LIKE JAZZ?”
The best video i have ever seen
OK.... THAT was just plain cool!
This was a great video and unbelievable how they move.
awesome work!! the setup, the editing... wow! keep it up
me in class: bees falp their wings 250 times a second. *_BZZZ_*
F A L P
No 250 its 200
200/250... which ever- A second is a very short span of time... its fascinating the amount of flaps in that time, given.
Amazing research and great production eye. You got my thumbs up on this video.
This is beetter than the other video I watched
If you can make honey slowly, you can make them quickly
The ultra slow motion starts at 1:16
WOW! And Camille Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals is wonderfully suitable!
1:53 that piano pitch gets scary at lower pitch
Bees don’t fly, they levitate 🐝
same lol
Thanks for this Magic moment ❤️
this is magical
i did some math and to see 1 flap a second you need the camera going at 7,500 frames a second and it has to be at 30 frames a second
Imo bees are so freaking cute.
They are! ☺️🐝
they fly similar to a humming bird.
They don't even fly
@@Andre-sb9zm What is the definition of flying to you?
@@theintunity Lets just say they levitate search about that
The most entertaining thing is bees in slow motion
beautiful creation!!!
They're cute !
So stunning.
this actually reminds me of quicksilver haha
Incredible!
Bees are just like Fairies ❤❤
I loved this!
So very beautiful, Thanks 💕🐝‼️
Very informative. Thank you for this!
that is the coolest video i've ever seen. thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you very much for nice recording of honeybees! Best wishes!
That was so amazing👍
Well done. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you 🙏
Wonderful video, congratulations.
God is alive in the bees.
the violin that is playing.
feels like you are stuck in a x-large hallway and a 4 meter bee is coming at you
Music would be MUCH more intense than that.
Why this video ain't got 15 millions views
Thanks!
spectacular.
Sweet dreams are made of this...
It reminds me of the quicksilver scene in x men apocalypse, you know when the bee slows down and quicksilvers feet apear? Probably only x men fans will get this...
Jesus thats the reason why i came here !
Mesmerising!
The Bee's Body is much bigger and heavier than its small wings: How does it fly and support itself in the air? The Bee flies because its wings flap thousands of times per second, CREATING SWIRLS OF AIR, which support them in their flights. GOD EXISTS, that could already be evolution. In your case ... if you can't do it one way, do it the other way! City Sao Paulo, Brazil
phenomenal
Look Great!!!
lovely creature
It is incredible. Would have loved to see why they don't collide with each other
Would love to see a bee slomo collision compilation from that equipment
3:00 Seems like they compensate for full pollen baskets. Thats cool :o
Great Video!!!
Amazing
amazing!!!
If theres a mass shooting in michigan your gonna wish you picked another name. lol, but damn was this awesome. Great job!
Awesome!
amazing
I read that they beat their wings over 200 times a SECOND! That is incredible
Poetry in motion
Amazing..!!👍👍👍
Very good video📹📹🎥🎥🎥
Божественно!!!
obrigado por compartilhar com a humanidade!
Amazing!!!!!!!!
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this video is a bad blurry and not clear focus...
that coool video with a bee fly
Amazing 🎉
I caught some fun videos of bees colliding in midair on their way in and out of their hive with my peasant-camera only capable of 420fps.
I would love to see that filmed with a Phantom at 25000 fps or so in a more enjoyable resolution ;)
you recorded it 16 times slower then real time
The song at the start is called flight of the bumblebee
Satisfying
Beautiful!!!! Where in Michigan are you located?
Hummingbirds flap their wings in a very similar manner iirc
wounderfull, thanks, very nice
The Bee's Body is much bigger and heavier than its small wings: How does it fly and support itself in the air? The Bee flies because its wings flap thousands of times per second, CREATING SWIRLS OF AIR, which support them in their flights. GOD EXISTS, that could already be evolution. In your case ... if you can't do it one way, do it the other way! City Sao Paulo, Brazil
A perfeição de Deus é tremenda 😊❤❤❤❤
Agradeço a Deus pela inteligência dada ao homem para o bem 😊❤❤❤❤❤
how dare people say there is no omnipotent being that created those things??
START AROUND 1:20
Maybe I don’t understand how FPS works. But would a 150,000 FPS recording extend a 1 second clip into 41 minutes of slowmo
It doesn't really extend a pre-existing clip when you overcrank (high fps) - there is no time base - that's only created when you put it on an editing timeline (24fps, 30fps, 60fps, etc) which can create a variety of outcomes. Generally speaking, yeah, you end up with massive amounts of time when you play it back. If you put 1 sec. of 150,000 fps on a 24fps timeline you get something like 100 minutes I think(?)... 60fps might give you something like 41 minutes... you end up sitting looking at it for a long time, or scrubbing through it to the good parts. Need lots of hard drive space.
michiganshooter thanks for the clarification
Great 🐝😀
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
This is incorrect. It is the ways the wings move, completely different from birds for instance, that enable them to fly. Knowledgeable humans don't think it's impossible.
@@carolynzaremba5469 he was referencing the Bee movie
Haha bee go brrrrrr
The music is called the flight of a bumblebee or something isn’t it 😂
Yes, the fast piece is Flight of the Bumblebee by Rimsky-Korsakov, and the slow piece is The Aquarium from Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Seans.
@@sharonbartley6782 Aquarium is appropriate since the bees' wings move like fish fins in water.