The best GIFT from the Universe I have had. I'm a naturephile and I always look for my spiritual grounding from all things natural on my Path. This pendulum speaks to me. It gives me peace. Thank you for sharing.
i saw a 1 minute version of this exact same video and i came here to see when it would settle and stop swinging but i still have no clue how long it can go, plz, i want to see it all the way to the end
I think we saw it all the way to the end around the 1:29 mark. At that point, the "chaos" started againj. Something similar around 2:55, (twice 1 min 29 secs, almost). So I think we got 2 full cycles here. But I would have liked to have watched until they stopped swing altogether.
Well we all know the balls are not going to swing forever. I didn't SEE them stopping. But sometimes you just have to use your imagination and not visual stimulation to come to conclusions. But there was more than one complete set of movement in there.
We tried making one years ago but used smaller snooker balls and it rarely stayed in sync. for long once adjusted - this one is by far the best I have seen!
If you blur your eyes and focus on a point on the wall behind the pendulum, you soon see that there is never any chaos to the system at all. At the times when it looks like all the balls are out of order, you'll see a pattern appear that looks like a triple (and double and quadruple!) helix rotating.
Whenever I feel sad or lonely I come back to this video, the music and the motion of the balls makes me feel so happy. It makes me remember to not take life as seriously and to enjoy myself
You beat me to the punch, sir. At no point was there any chaos. I was skeptical when I read the title of the video. Order will always break down into chaos because of entropy, but order doesn’t naturally arise out of chaos. I was wondering how they were going to try to show that in this video, heh. Edit: I forgot to mention that it was still pretty damn cool to watch though.
Those who were seen to be waving were thought to be chaotic by those who were too busy listening to "Stairway to Heaven" Frederick Nietzsche, eat your heart out!
So did you explain WHY this happens? There has to be a formula that explains it mathematically. And if the teacher doesn't know why this happens, maybe it's time to get rid of the teacher and let AI explain it.
@@captaincinema5066 So, just because the commenter, who could be the teacher, but who also could have been one of the students, stopped his positive comment at "loved it", you: 1) assume the teacher (who may not be commenter) did not use it as a teaching moment; 2) conclude the teacher was clueless as to what explains this phenomenon; 3) declare unilaterally that such ignorance is cause for immediate termination from their teaching position; and 4) aptly demonstrated a) your own ignorance ("There has to be a formula") and b) your lack of intellectual curiosity (yes, there is a mathematical formula, it is easily found using google) by opting to post a ridiculous troll comment in reply to a 5-year old comment, rather than seeking out the formula yourself. You have issues, dude.
That's cause you were not in love with the teacher. I was in love with her and after forgetting all other subjects existed I excelled in Physics. True story, power of Love if you wish, haha.
For those wondering how it works-- each of the balls are attached to different length strings (obviously), which causes their swinging pattern to become different as time goes on. At first it transforms into a sine wave due to this simple fact-- each ball is going through its own oscillation, but is synchronized with the next due to the length. The reason why the balls separate into 2 then 3 different formations is again due to this difference in length. However, this was also intentional as the balls which separate into these groups should have a string length relative in length to one another.
@@familyg7 there is motorized manipulation as balls maintains their energy from just hanging up. At the end they even accelerate to greater swing. That is against physics laws as the ball can't never return back to original height of release point. Why it isn't shown, as there is likely a motor for each string that is computer controlled to give them timing (or just mechanical pattern, but still giving energy for speed).
The bar the balls are suspended from is not shown, I suspect it is at a slant, with the strings adjusted so the the balls are all hanging at the same level. The furthest ball has fastest oscillation with the nearest ball the slowest.
and i've always said "it's always better to keep your mouth shut and let folks assume that you are an imbecile, rather than open it and prove them correct."
nothing special as to how they are attached. The magic is from the length of the cords connecting them. The closest balls has the longest cord and the farthest ball has the shortest cord. The longer the cord the greater the lag.
The space between each ball was calculated with great accuracy! I thought he it was cool to see the balls in groups of two or three. Red Yellow Brown and Orange go well together, as do Blue Green Purple and Black
@@SabianSendenni-xh7ch Isn't that stairway to heaven wrote by Led Zeppelin (Jimmy Page) ? I don't know who's performing it here on the piano but I know it was written by Jimmy Page.
My mind does this. A LOT! I remember in daycare when I was supposed to be napping, I couldn't go to sleep because of it. I still don't have words for it but this is what it does.
I’m a therapist in training. I humbly suggest you pay attention to this feeling. What is the pattern you are identifying? Can you figure out what caused your brain to go in and out of sync? Can you ride those waves? Moderate them? Control them? You could have a superpower here, if you can apply this realization to your own brain. Best of luck!
Amazing to watch. Can you please guide about the length of the shortest pendulum and the longest pendulum, so that I can set them exactly the same length?
Providing the longest and the shortest length of strings will not help you a bit. It's a fairly complex mathematical formula starting with the desired longest length of string (so you can plan how high to build the frame) and that will determine each consecutive shorter length of strings according to the mathematical formula.
An interesting demonstration of how the brain works. As others have observed, there is no chaos in the balls' motion. Nor do they resonate into any modal patterns. The patterns you see are the ones your brain recognises, just like it is recognizing the form and patterns of letters making up these words. You are seeing patterns created by a very simple mechanism and only a dozen or so balls. Just imagine the patterns that can be created with millions and billions. That is the foundation of the universe and life.
Someone should make this a ride large enough for people to go through one cycle. It would be so cool to watch the other people sync up in the various lines.
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The video "A simple demo of order and chaos (and order again) - Home made Pendulum Wave with 15 billiard balls" is a sophisticated display of physics through a homemade apparatus. Fifteen pendulums of different lengths, each holding a billiard ball, are simultaneously released. Due to their varying lengths, each pendulum swings with a different period, creating a mesmerizing effect of waves that seem to move through the array of balls. This experiment visually demonstrates the concepts of synchronization, phase difference, and wave interference, akin to phenomena in quantum mechanics where particles exhibit wave-like behavior under certain conditions. The swinging of the pendulums from a state of synchrony to apparent chaos and back to order illustrates how systems can evolve dynamically over time while governed by underlying physical laws. The pendulums' movements initially appear coordinated but quickly shift into complex, seemingly chaotic patterns, only to eventually return to a state of synchrony. This cycle mimics certain aspects of quantum systems, particularly how particles' positions can seem random and spread out but are actually governed by probabilistic laws that predict where they are likely to be found.
No chaos here --- just pendulums with slightly differing resonant frequencies. Physicist and mathematician Eugene Wigner once said: "The miracle of the appropriateness of the language of mathematics for the formulation of the laws of physics is a wonderful gift which we neither understand nor deserve."
The natural sound would have added another very cool dimensional experience and learning to this. Thank you for building it and sharing this video! 🙏😁 Would also love to see it through to it returned to how it started. Thank you, again
I love seeing how the balls start out together, start to appear to twist, move in a very complicate manner that's hard to find a pattern; then you see four 'structures' appear and disappear, then three, that then two groups. It then does that whole order in reverse before coming back to being in unison!!! And then it repeats all over again. It may look like chaos, but it definitely is NOT! OH, and those string lengths ahve to be extremely precise, and the frame has to be extremely rigid!
Is nature ever in chaos? If laws of Nature are unchangeable, un-cancelable then probably not. It's only our perception and our limited understanding...
Lovely demonstration. Would you please share how you made it? What are you suspending the balls with and how you fine-tuned the adjustment to get the balls in their exact position. Thank you
Notice the double helix near the end. This had me thinking about how forces can be used to separate particles into different layers by using a slow natural process.
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Hi Ted, so I teach middle school and one of the students is trying to recreate this awesome project. She is going to need a little help from me, and I was wondering how you connected the strings to the billiard balls. Any insight would really help!
While appearing chaotic, it never falls out of a repeating pattern. Chaos is dancing without music. Chaos is music without measures or tempo. Beautiful to behold something falling in and out of order, but true chaos is to grab each one in turn, at random, pull one direction or the other, at different lengths, and let go. Maybe toss one or two a random direction.
Touché. Actually it shows how individual and seemingly independent harmonic oscillators can appear to be acting in groups, just as the quantum particles that make up our bodies.
wondering what would happen if random length strings are used... i think at one point they will sync but may take longer. a couple minutes or centuries... will give it a try lol
Hello Ted, Thank you for an amazing video, I enjoy to watch it, :) again and again. I want to build a similar one for my children. Will you tell me what is the rope length for the first and the last ball and the "K (the number of cycles)"and " Tmax(the overall cycle length)" ? L(n)=g〖(Tmax/(2π(k+n+1)))^2 〗
Step one: get 15 pool balls. Step two: attach 15 strings each half an inch long than the last. Step three: attach to a stable fixture with enough space to swing without hitting. Step four: move all the balls to the same phase angle and release together. step five: profit
What the actual fuck. I can’t believe that this is just what physics does. In its past time. As if it was nothing. And all this time it didn’t even boast about it. Cool lad. Genuinely cool lad.
@@brendonmoore3505 Chaos isn't unpredictability. It is sensitivity to initial conditions which this demonstration lacks. Many deterministic systems are very unpredictable, but they are not chaotic because they are deterministic.
In the Mandelbrot set there are parts of the orbits of the base function that exhibit regimes of chaos where the initial input can create a non-divergent series that act very differently. This difference can arise at arbitrarily small changes to the initial input and therefore constitute infinite chaos. The base function is just ƒ(z) = z² + c so the Manedlbrot set is infinite chaos from order.
@@jurgenallajbej8011 everything has a pattern. Even if it looks at this moment chaotic, wait and soon you will see a pattern. Milankovich theory said what all patterns also are cyclical, and repeated after some period. If you will read philosophy books you also can find principle what history developes in spiral. Spiral is the same cyclical principle. It is universal principles of nature
Ted O; Super nice work putting this together!!! I'd love to build one for my classroom, but I've read through the comments on construction tips and don't see any details on the string/wire attachment up top. Would you mind describing how that looks and any other tips please? Thank you so much! Wayne in CA
How did you make this? How do the seem to never slow down? There must be a motor or some other devices to assist their swing? What’s the math behind the different lengths of string and spacing between balls?
There is no chaos Bro!! Harmony is the ability to accommodate, manage and ultimately remove the excess energy that disturbs a medium's natural state of rest. Chaos just wants to break everything.
Is this type of movement universal? I mean, if I were to get random pendulums and put them side by side, would they always resort to the same pattern? If so, why? Do they somehow influence one another? What about in a vacuum? Would they resort to the same pattern?
I can't find any reference to the name or term Tumfrico with a relationship to this. Or a physicist with that name. I see referred to as a pendulum wave. Anyone have any insight on this?
I think this is the best real-life pendulum wave I have seen.
Thank you kwelchans, you're very kind!
kwelchans 347999
I wish I understood the physics of Divergence and convergence.
@@ted001 Yes, extremely precise on the string lengths, and the frame must be very rigid!!!
Each time I stare at this, I see new patterns emerge. No chaos. Just our perception amidst constantly changing sensory stimuli. So beautiful.
The best GIFT from the Universe I have had. I'm a naturephile and I always look for my spiritual grounding from all things natural on my Path. This pendulum speaks to me. It gives me peace. Thank you for sharing.
i saw a 1 minute version of this exact same video and i came here to see when it would settle and stop swinging but i still have no clue how long it can go, plz, i want to see it all the way to the end
Victoria Braby sameee i saw it on ig
I seen it in a ig story
I think we saw it all the way to the end around the 1:29 mark. At that point, the "chaos" started againj. Something similar around 2:55, (twice 1 min 29 secs, almost). So I think we got 2 full cycles here. But I would have liked to have watched until they stopped swing altogether.
Its very simple, it eventually stops all together. Sometimes you just have to use your imagination and not visual stimulation to come to conclusions.
Well we all know the balls are not going to swing forever. I didn't SEE them stopping. But sometimes you just have to use your imagination and not visual stimulation to come to conclusions. But there was more than one complete set of movement in there.
We tried making one years ago but used smaller snooker balls and it rarely stayed in sync. for long once adjusted - this one is by far the best I have seen!
M glad u said, i ware gonna ask if snooker balls ware a future option.
If you blur your eyes and focus on a point on the wall behind the pendulum, you soon see that there is never any chaos to the system at all. At the times when it looks like all the balls are out of order, you'll see a pattern appear that looks like a triple (and double and quadruple!) helix rotating.
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Slowed to half speed, and pausing, I can see when there are 5 sets of 3 balls swinging together (a quintuple).
Whenever I feel sad or lonely I come back to this video, the music and the motion of the balls makes me feel so happy. It makes me remember to not take life as seriously and to enjoy myself
Came for the balls, stayed for zeppelin
lol was gonna comment that
Too bad they didn't get a better pianist. Or let them do it again. Painful to listen to. And I SUCK at music.
It was NEVER chaos. You only percieve it to be.
T. Skullsplitter exactly
I thought the same. There's no chaos here. No random movements.
You beat me to the punch, sir. At no point was there any chaos. I was skeptical when I read the title of the video. Order will always break down into chaos because of entropy, but order doesn’t naturally arise out of chaos. I was wondering how they were going to try to show that in this video, heh.
Edit: I forgot to mention that it was still pretty damn cool to watch though.
Exactly!!
Those who were seen to be waving were thought to be chaotic by those who were too busy listening to "Stairway to Heaven"
Frederick Nietzsche, eat your heart out!
My whole class just watched this video and we all loved it!
So did you explain WHY this happens? There has to be a formula that explains it mathematically. And if the teacher doesn't know why this happens, maybe it's time to get rid of the teacher and let AI explain it.
@@captaincinema5066 So, just because the commenter, who could be the teacher, but who also could have been one of the students, stopped his positive comment at "loved it", you: 1) assume the teacher (who may not be commenter) did not use it as a teaching moment; 2) conclude the teacher was clueless as to what explains this phenomenon; 3) declare unilaterally that such ignorance is cause for immediate termination from their teaching position; and 4) aptly demonstrated a) your own ignorance ("There has to be a formula") and b) your lack of intellectual curiosity (yes, there is a mathematical formula, it is easily found using google) by opting to post a ridiculous troll comment in reply to a 5-year old comment, rather than seeking out the formula yourself. You have issues, dude.
I didn't realize that the subject that kicked my ass in high school could be so beautiful. Physics.
That's cause you were not in love with the teacher. I was in love with her and after forgetting all other subjects existed I excelled in Physics. True story, power of Love if you wish, haha.
@@GreatWhiteNiko LOL. Well, my physics teacher wasn't exactly my type. He was a middle aged man who reminded me of Al Bundy.
And that is how you hypnotize someone for 3 minutes 😵👍👍👍
Good at first ...fuck at last
Yep
It's fucking with my brain with these balls and Stairway to Heaven song in background
I couldn't stop watching it damn
Exactly!
This is my life, going smooth for a while, then a total mess, then it starts over
For those wondering how it works-- each of the balls are attached to different length strings (obviously), which causes their swinging pattern to become different as time goes on. At first it transforms into a sine wave due to this simple fact-- each ball is going through its own oscillation, but is synchronized with the next due to the length. The reason why the balls separate into 2 then 3 different formations is again due to this difference in length. However, this was also intentional as the balls which separate into these groups should have a string length relative in length to one another.
Yes
Is there any manipulation or it's all from that first swing?
@@familyg7 there is motorized manipulation as balls maintains their energy from just hanging up. At the end they even accelerate to greater swing.
That is against physics laws as the ball can't never return back to original height of release point.
Why it isn't shown, as there is likely a motor for each string that is computer controlled to give them timing (or just mechanical pattern, but still giving energy for speed).
It's fake
The bar the balls are suspended from is not shown, I suspect it is at a slant, with the strings adjusted so the the balls are all hanging at the same level. The furthest ball has fastest oscillation with the nearest ball the slowest.
A beautiful visual representation of mathematics
Ive always said, "Life is perfect chaos, but it is perfect nonetheless". This shows harmony exists in its own time. Thanks for making this video. 😗
and i've always said "it's always better to keep your mouth shut and let folks assume that you are an imbecile, rather than open it and prove them correct."
Mesmerizing, but I want to see (where) the strings are attached...
Exactly 🤔
nothing special as to how they are attached. The magic is from the length of the cords connecting them. The closest balls has the longest cord and the farthest ball has the shortest cord. The longer the cord the greater the lag.
Omg I started watching this video 45 minutes ago and I just woke up, really relaxing.
There is something about this demo that just seems so true. I was moved to tears by it. It seems to model being itself.
i found it moving as well john u gay af
Wow, people are so unkind. Thank you for having a heart John 🙏🏽
@Mods Are Evil "Wtf, you gay?" No. He's more evolved than you.
I started crying when it looked like dna lol
I'm in love and need this in my living room
The space between each ball was calculated with great accuracy! I thought he it was cool to see the balls in groups of two or three. Red Yellow Brown and Orange go well together, as do Blue Green Purple and Black
It's nice to see the original video without andpacker. Talking constantly in the background.
Only chaos here was the music
Huh?
Hahaha
not a dio fan?
@@SabianSendenni-xh7ch Isn't that stairway to heaven wrote by Led Zeppelin (Jimmy Page) ? I don't know who's performing it here on the piano but I know it was written by Jimmy Page.
Music Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin , they sold more copies of their LP’s in twenty four months than the Bible sold in twenty four years…….
No matter the path...when we move in our own time and space...we don't collide...we move harmoniously
Chaos is in the beholders definition...as the laws of physics are the very definition of the underlying order.
@Gareth Davies "....like your some all knowing being" . s/b "...like you're some all-knowing being." Well, there's at least one idiot here!
@Gareth Davies lolz you made my day
Very satisfying to watch 👍👍
0:33 Notice all the billard balls with the multiples of 3 line up together in one row
i love this soooo much. keep up the amazing work!
My mind does this. A LOT! I remember in daycare when I was supposed to be napping, I couldn't go to sleep because of it. I still don't have words for it but this is what it does.
I’m a therapist in training. I humbly suggest you pay attention to this feeling. What is the pattern you are identifying? Can you figure out what caused your brain to go in and out of sync? Can you ride those waves? Moderate them? Control them? You could have a superpower here, if you can apply this realization to your own brain. Best of luck!
I love the soundtrack but I don’t know what is it name :(
Something so simple and it's mind blowing
Amazing to watch. Can you please guide about the length of the shortest pendulum and the longest pendulum, so that I can set them exactly the same length?
Providing the longest and the shortest length of strings will not help you a bit. It's a fairly complex mathematical formula starting with the desired longest length of string (so you can plan how high to build the frame) and that will determine each consecutive shorter length of strings according to the mathematical formula.
You mean it will work for all the lengths of pendulum. Again there is gradudual decrease in the length.
Watching this closely there is beauty even within the chaos
OK.... But WHY ? As they start together, why dont they keep moving togheter on line ? Are they same weight ?
Same weight I'm gonna guess but gradually longer strings if I'm not mistaken.
@@hynsum Holly Molly ! I ain't see that ! I sought they were all same lenght ! Now OK i understand. Thank you !
Physics is so unbelievably amazing. LOVE it😁
Nature is amazing! Physics is just a representation of natural phenomenon in Mathematical form
Smoke and mirrors...
Piano noise of background is led zeppelin ?
Absolutely superb. Please make another with only two balls. I have feeling that they will eventually synchronize. I perfect harmony.
An interesting demonstration of how the brain works. As others have observed, there is no chaos in the balls' motion. Nor do they resonate into any modal patterns. The patterns you see are the ones your brain recognises, just like it is recognizing the form and patterns of letters making up these words. You are seeing patterns created by a very simple mechanism and only a dozen or so balls. Just imagine the patterns that can be created with millions and billions. That is the foundation of the universe and life.
Someone should make this a ride large enough for people to go through one cycle. It would be so cool to watch the other people sync up in the various lines.
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I couldn't find a comment about the piano arrangement, it is great!!!!! I'd love to hear the solo , is there one???? Who played it? It was perfect!
It's stairway to heaven
I can watch this all day. better than ASMR
The video "A simple demo of order and chaos (and order again) - Home made Pendulum Wave with 15 billiard balls" is a sophisticated display of physics through a homemade apparatus. Fifteen pendulums of different lengths, each holding a billiard ball, are simultaneously released. Due to their varying lengths, each pendulum swings with a different period, creating a mesmerizing effect of waves that seem to move through the array of balls. This experiment visually demonstrates the concepts of synchronization, phase difference, and wave interference, akin to phenomena in quantum mechanics where particles exhibit wave-like behavior under certain conditions.
The swinging of the pendulums from a state of synchrony to apparent chaos and back to order illustrates how systems can evolve dynamically over time while governed by underlying physical laws. The pendulums' movements initially appear coordinated but quickly shift into complex, seemingly chaotic patterns, only to eventually return to a state of synchrony. This cycle mimics certain aspects of quantum systems, particularly how particles' positions can seem random and spread out but are actually governed by probabilistic laws that predict where they are likely to be found.
What chaos?
Is nature ever in chaos or it's just our perception or limited understanding of complex and intertwined (unchangeable) laws of nature.
No chaos here --- just pendulums with slightly differing resonant frequencies. Physicist and mathematician Eugene Wigner once said: "The miracle of the appropriateness of the language of mathematics for the formulation of the laws of physics is a wonderful gift which we neither understand nor deserve."
The natural sound would have added another very cool dimensional experience and learning to this. Thank you for building it and sharing this video! 🙏😁 Would also love to see it through to it returned to how it started. Thank you, again
i want to make one of these
I counted nine changes. So beautiful our universe.
I love seeing how the balls start out together, start to appear to twist, move in a very complicate manner that's hard to find a pattern; then you see four 'structures' appear and disappear, then three, that then two groups. It then does that whole order in reverse before coming back to being in unison!!! And then it repeats all over again. It may look like chaos, but it definitely is NOT! OH, and those string lengths ahve to be extremely precise, and the frame has to be extremely rigid!
Is nature ever in chaos?
If laws of Nature are unchangeable, un-cancelable then probably not.
It's only our perception and our limited understanding...
So relaxing to watch
Interesting video and nice music. In chaos, there’s order.
Lovely demonstration. Would you please share how you made it? What are you suspending the balls with and how you fine-tuned the adjustment to get the balls in their exact position. Thank you
That's a really clean one. Well done.
Notice the double helix near the end.
This had me thinking about how forces can be used to separate particles into different layers by using a slow natural process.
the most relaxing yet interesting video on youtube i have ever seen. bravo! can you do it with a strobe light constantly changing speed next time?
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I can watch this all day
Hi Ted, so I teach middle school and one of the students is trying to recreate this awesome project. She is going to need a little help from me, and I was wondering how you connected the strings to the billiard balls. Any insight would really help!
I come here whenever i have a hard time sleeping... thx for that
brilliant video but needs editing. Please show the all-important top of the strings so we better understand what is going on.
If your spirit is benevolent, and you keep moving on, even when you think it is chaotic, everything will be fine.
this is the cycle of our existence
Your spirit is benevolent... Malevolence is just temporary detours just for experience...but to return to path of light... I would say.
There is no such thing as a spirit.
@@warfarelover1You have every Right to your beliefs just like everyone.
@@hynsum No need to @ me. I know that already. Thats why I said it.
Super jeu avec les couleurs chaudes et les couleurs froides. Le binaire, le ternaire et sans doute au-delà... hypnotique et beau.
That’s crazy… thanks for sharing
While appearing chaotic, it never falls out of a repeating pattern. Chaos is dancing without music. Chaos is music without measures or tempo.
Beautiful to behold something falling in and out of order, but true chaos is to grab each one in turn, at random, pull one direction or the other, at different lengths, and let go. Maybe toss one or two a random direction.
Touché. Actually it shows how individual and seemingly independent harmonic oscillators can appear to be acting in groups, just as the quantum particles that make up our bodies.
Is those string are equal in length?
Gradually longer if I'm not mistaken.
wondering what would happen if random length strings are used... i think at one point they will sync but may take longer. a couple minutes or centuries... will give it a try lol
Hello Ted, Thank you for an amazing video, I enjoy to watch it, :) again and again. I want to build a similar one for my children. Will you tell me what is the rope length for the first and the last ball and the "K (the number of cycles)"and " Tmax(the overall cycle length)" ? L(n)=g〖(Tmax/(2π(k+n+1)))^2 〗
There's nothing about chaos here. Pure physics!
I'm guessing there's a mathematical formula that follows this phenomenon.
Where can I find instructions to make this? Thank you.
pehrsona1 instructions???? Balls and string u clown
Hahahahahahaha key board warriors. U should all join a circus together
Funny comment though
@@benjaminantone9962 started funny but as i scrolled down 2 see 40 lines had to just skip it keep it simple man
Step one: get 15 pool balls. Step two: attach 15 strings each half an inch long than the last. Step three: attach to a stable fixture with enough space to swing without hitting. Step four: move all the balls to the same phase angle and release together. step five: profit
What the actual fuck. I can’t believe that this is just what physics does. In its past time. As if it was nothing. And all this time it didn’t even boast about it. Cool lad. Genuinely cool lad.
Consider, can one pendulum ball be chaotic? It can be in maximum entropy different from minimum entropy.
I’m looking to make my own w/ recent pool balls I acquired but w/ copper or galv piping?
It's all order though. It is just different frequencies playing against the discrete nature of the the individual pendulums. Resonance.
Exactly my thoughts. It may look like chaos at times but it's anything but.
100% agree! Well said and I thought the same thing from the beginning.
Indeed this is predictable therefore not chaotic in nature at all. A cat coming out of nowhere to play with the balls is closer to chaos
@@brendonmoore3505 Chaos isn't unpredictability. It is sensitivity to initial conditions which this demonstration lacks. Many deterministic systems are very unpredictable, but they are not chaotic because they are deterministic.
In the Mandelbrot set there are parts of the orbits of the base function that exhibit regimes of chaos where the initial input can create a non-divergent series that act very differently. This difference can arise at arbitrarily small changes to the initial input and therefore constitute infinite chaos. The base function is just ƒ(z) = z² + c so the Manedlbrot set is infinite chaos from order.
Does it have to be a particular number of spheres? How far apart are they? And what is the degree of decline in the way they are hung?
This is a good representation of life. From my experience, it comes down to how many balls you choose (allow) to have swinging.
Its usually 2 for me, and it wasnt really a choice
@@Roscododger 😂😂😂😂😂
I would like to see if it performs differently in a vacuum ?!?
They’re dancing 🥰💃
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wow beautifully color balls moves
Hi Ted/ fellow viewers.
What is monocratic and how long do the strings need to be?
Thank you for sharing!
Looked like order from beginning to end.
Because it is.
What is the song on that video? I really love it!
CrossFirePeas Stairway to Heaven Led Zepplin
Looks like Milankovitch theory of crises - all the crises are cyclical, but amplitude decays, decreases
Alex Jam can you explain this?
@@jurgenallajbej8011 everything has a pattern. Even if it looks at this moment chaotic, wait and soon you will see a pattern. Milankovich theory said what all patterns also are cyclical, and repeated after some period. If you will read philosophy books you also can find principle what history developes in spiral. Spiral is the same cyclical principle. It is universal principles of nature
Very impressive.
Will it ever stop
Ted O; Super nice work putting this together!!! I'd love to build one for my classroom, but I've read through the comments on construction tips and don't see any details on the string/wire attachment up top. Would you mind describing how that looks and any other tips please? Thank you so much! Wayne in CA
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Looks like one string each. I would guess there has to be some weight to swing correctly and sync.
There's beauty in everything
Why? Are they on different length strings or are they different weights?
How did you make this? How do the seem to never slow down? There must be a motor or some other devices to assist their swing? What’s the math behind the different lengths of string and spacing between balls?
Why- How- what-- that is freaking awesome
Why can i not find an explanation for this online anywhere
In order to start the chaos, u need to pull it back.. or is it really chaos...
Is anything in nature a chaos or is it just our perception of limited understanding?
The balls are not manipulated Right? How Does this harmony is assembled and disassembled. ? Does this occur in nature in other things too
In a way they are... By gravity and kinetic energy.
@@ted001 Other than that nothing man manipulated Right?
Wow 😍 this is my son's project 😍 that happened successfully 🎉🎉🎉
Beautiful, stairway was a nice touch!
There is no chaos Bro!!
Harmony is the ability to accommodate, manage and ultimately remove the excess energy that disturbs a medium's natural state of rest.
Chaos just wants to break everything.
why not showing the roof of the frame from the balls is hanging?
i can watch it forever 😪🫧
Is this type of movement universal? I mean, if I were to get random pendulums and put them side by side, would they always resort to the same pattern?
If so, why? Do they somehow influence one another? What about in a vacuum? Would they resort to the same pattern?
I can't find any reference to the name or term Tumfrico with a relationship to this. Or a physicist with that name. I see referred to as a pendulum wave. Anyone have any insight on this?