Coming from someone who majored in physics in undergrad, this is by far the most succinct, easy to digest and simply mind boggling explanation of the law of conservation of angular momentum that I have ever seen! I always thought it was some fundamental magical concept that the universe keeps track of. The idea that relationships and causality are intertwined but not necessarily predicated on one another was amazing. Hats off to you sir!
I remember in high school asking "why" certain things happened, and way too often I had to explain that I know the "law" but didn't understand what actually causes the things that laws predict. Now I think that I could have explained my curiosity better to others. Causality as a concept will hopefully help me with this all in the future. Honestly, I think this is a video worth watching every once in a while. That's just to truly understand what Michael is trying to tell us.
I think the experiment shows more than just the law of conservation of angular momentum. He doesn't dive into it because it would be too complicated for his audience, or maybe just too much info for one video, but really his experiment with the spinning wheel also helps explain the relationship of force and momentum, i.e. how a change of momentum over time equals a force. He shows how pushing the wheel down slightly changes where the edges of the wheel are, therefore altering what the angular momentum is, and then relates that back to a torque that causes him to rotate. Furthermore, he shows how important defining and isolating systems is to understanding the laws of physics. By isolating it into two sub-systems, just the spinning wheel and him/the chair, when he starts spinning its clear how the wheel must have caused it. Even before he explains it at 18:45, you know it must have been from the wheel just due to the isolation and a lack of external forces. And this to me shows in a broader sense how changes within a system always result from interactions or changes relative with other internal parts. **Its not a magical concept that the universe keeps track of, its interactions within the system. ** You could have defined it differently but its the same result. Like say instead we looked at the wheel axle and analyzed how him rotating it created a point of contact between the handle and the spinning part of the wheel shaft. At that location there can be a force from him flipping the wheel and the spinning part is also able to impart a torque on him. You could even look at the fibers of his muscles as they have a force placed on them and how that happens at every point of his body eventually getting to the axle of the chair. No matter how you slice it up its not a magical law of conservation as much as saying inside an isolated system nothing can change as a whole, so any internal change results in a change somewhere else. Once you start looking at things and realize how everything is constantly interacting at a microscopic and macroscopic level, the laws of physics are less explaining *why* and instead are more like shortcuts to explain *how* physically everything is occurring. Instead of wasting effort computing at a bunch of different points and interactions we can use our knowledge of momentum to say regardless of what interactions happened, we know this for sure, and that makes otherwise complex problems simple, or at leat gives another tool. And I think by deconstructing the wheel experiment a little bit more and breaking up the system in another location makes that become even more obvious
No. It breaks laws so obvious we didnt know they were even needed. Is kind of ok with laws of physics. Since the laws of physics are now quantum physics.
@@jorgepeterbarton the physics of the double slit experiment are actually very simple and well understood. It doesn't really "break" anything, it just exposes an exotic branch of physics
I've realized what makes Vsauce so captivating for us science people He presents in a manner reminiscent of a kids' show, but doesn't cover topics of any juvilinity. Usually.
@@airsoftalgerie3302 Actually, it would be the U.S. Secret Service. I believe that it is not illegal to _have_ it. It would only be illegal if you tried to spend it as legal tender, and it was illegal to make it and even to produce a 1:1 image (i.e. while making the stamp or mold).
Two and a half years on, why did YT suggest this? Doesn't matter. I grabbed some books, sat in my office chair, and played with angular momentum. Made me smile. Thanks, Michael. :)
This video feels way more "creepier" after watching Vsauce's "Why are things creepy?" video. The Vsauce doll near the beginning, the dark ambience in the light and 6-cm-tall-nail experiment and the person(Jake?)-ish figure behind; all contribute.
As far as the conservation of angular momentum goes, I like to think of imaginary lines that are traced by the books in your hands as you spin. When you hold them far away, they are going a certain speed, yet they're having to travel a farther distance around because of the larger diameter. But when you pull them close, they are still traveling the same speed as before, just at a smaller diameter. They have less distance to travel, and so, rotate quicker than if the books had been held farther away
Finally! a video about angular momentum that actually digs in it. best i've seen out of so many, and as a bachelor in physics... great understanding, and fantastic teaching skills.
When Michael started talking about centripetal force, the change of paths and acceleration, I didn't get it at first at all, so watched a couple of science videos on that topic and returned, understanding everything. Great video!
Yeah, I've been so bummed out over the last few years because... - Vsauce basically went pay to view... - Vsauce2 became a card/bar room tricks channel - Vsauce3 well...I guess Jake is having an early mid-life crisis. (I love Jake! I hope he gets his groove back soon!) And now, here we go! A proper Vsauce video from the OG Vsaucer himself! Woohoo! :D Now...I hope this isn't just a one off! :/
Bro, I love this explanation. I've always had trouble conceptualizing the differences between the laws of physics and their causes. This really helped with angular momentum.
As a tutor, I relish, and perhaps even envy, this kind of elegant explanation and demonstration. It's not easy to do! I can only hope I'm able to make things half this clear for the students I meet. Thank you for the brilliant "unfurling" of a concept I never quite understood before, Michael!
In my opinion this is Vsauces most important video. I really wish that physics concepts were explained exactly like this in school. There's a fundamental truth and the mathematics simply attempt to succinctly describe that truth. I've been an engineer for years and had still never neen exposed to this logic.
"I can break the law"
"I am free"
*pulls crowbar from ceiling*
Now hes a Freeman.
Puns and half-life
Good joke, still waiting for HL3
@@x1nto WE ALL ARE
"I can not break the laws of physics"
*throws out crowbar*
Resonance Cascade is officially canceled, my fellow scientists!
@@Jesstory Hey Half-Life, Gordan Here
*"Hey, Vsauce, Michael here."*
Damn, hit me right in the feels, I thought he'd never return
You just gonna ignore the "or is it"?
Yes?
Ok
Mr. Spoop or is he?
He did loads of episodes on DONG's channel
@@nomoretears_ ding
What would actually break my heart is the day i hear him saying _bye Vsauce, Michael out_
Because of you, I got a 90% on my AP physics exam for angular momentum. Thank you.
True champ.
He explains it so much more clearly than any teacher I've had
nice
5 months ago but still, congratulations! you're a true champ.
Woah!
"To understand something is to stand in the midst of it,to be part of it and to be within it"-Michael Stevens
“They all have some velocity before I hit them”
-Michael Stevens
I’m starting a part on my body just for his quotes
I want to understand you (be inside you)
@@selancenotl5678🤨
@@David280GG im sorry... my rizz is too much to handle
October 2019: Hey Vsauce, Michael here
My heart: full
Hotel: Trivago
Originality: No
Delivery? Digiorno.
Ziya Okut ay, but it always makes me laugh, so thank you m’lady 🎩🎩
same
Ziya Okut erv m c
0:39 Michael: "Or is it?"
Me: *crying* "It's been 84 years"
Wait really?
Marian nah just 1
I cried too
@@FlareiOS damn
Heartfelt moment
I laughed embarrassingly hard at "I would say "Who's Mike??" but then I would be helpful"
His delivery of that line is everything
6:26
Right? Michael's comedic skills are really underrated
His humour is perfectly balanced between intellectual, dad joke and lolz so random
Coming from someone who majored in physics in undergrad, this is by far the most succinct, easy to digest and simply mind boggling explanation of the law of conservation of angular momentum that I have ever seen! I always thought it was some fundamental magical concept that the universe keeps track of. The idea that relationships and causality are intertwined but not necessarily predicated on one another was amazing. Hats off to you sir!
I remember in high school asking "why" certain things happened, and way too often I had to explain that I know the "law" but didn't understand what actually causes the things that laws predict.
Now I think that I could have explained my curiosity better to others. Causality as a concept will hopefully help me with this all in the future.
Honestly, I think this is a video worth watching every once in a while. That's just to truly understand what Michael is trying to tell us.
I think the experiment shows more than just the law of conservation of angular momentum. He doesn't dive into it because it would be too complicated for his audience, or maybe just too much info for one video, but really his experiment with the spinning wheel also helps explain the relationship of force and momentum, i.e. how a change of momentum over time equals a force. He shows how pushing the wheel down slightly changes where the edges of the wheel are, therefore altering what the angular momentum is, and then relates that back to a torque that causes him to rotate.
Furthermore, he shows how important defining and isolating systems is to understanding the laws of physics. By isolating it into two sub-systems, just the spinning wheel and him/the chair, when he starts spinning its clear how the wheel must have caused it. Even before he explains it at 18:45, you know it must have been from the wheel just due to the isolation and a lack of external forces. And this to me shows in a broader sense how changes within a system always result from interactions or changes relative with other internal parts. **Its not a magical concept that the universe keeps track of, its interactions within the system. ** You could have defined it differently but its the same result. Like say instead we looked at the wheel axle and analyzed how him rotating it created a point of contact between the handle and the spinning part of the wheel shaft. At that location there can be a force from him flipping the wheel and the spinning part is also able to impart a torque on him. You could even look at the fibers of his muscles as they have a force placed on them and how that happens at every point of his body eventually getting to the axle of the chair. No matter how you slice it up its not a magical law of conservation as much as saying inside an isolated system nothing can change as a whole, so any internal change results in a change somewhere else. Once you start looking at things and realize how everything is constantly interacting at a microscopic and macroscopic level, the laws of physics are less explaining *why* and instead are more like shortcuts to explain *how* physically everything is occurring. Instead of wasting effort computing at a bunch of different points and interactions we can use our knowledge of momentum to say regardless of what interactions happened, we know this for sure, and that makes otherwise complex problems simple, or at leat gives another tool. And I think by deconstructing the wheel experiment a little bit more and breaking up the system in another location makes that become even more obvious
@@saigesmart4167 Hey dude, you could have just made another video.
1969: “The eagle has landed”
2019: “Vsauce has uploaded”
Alfons Pernbro Nylén approximately 69 meme-years
Best comment here
19 69
Nice
2019 is in the middle of 1969 - 2069.
"I am free"
" Grabs a crowbar"
So he says he is a free man.
Holy-
Hello Gordon!
Such a good reference uwu
Lol i went to the comments to find the half life joke
Heh
VSauce: "Nothing can break the laws of physics."
Double slit experiment: "Or _can_ we?"
It obeys the laws of quantum physics :3 (It has physics on the name)
No.
It breaks laws so obvious we didnt know they were even needed. Is kind of ok with laws of physics.
Since the laws of physics are now quantum physics.
We need scientists and 1or 2 decade and quantum mechanics will be solved too
@@jorgepeterbarton the physics of the double slit experiment are actually very simple and well understood. It doesn't really "break" anything, it just exposes an exotic branch of physics
@Arid Sohan irrelevant, move on TrumpPet
I've realized what makes Vsauce so captivating for us science people
He presents in a manner reminiscent of a kids' show, but doesn't cover topics of any juvilinity. Usually.
Uranus
Judge: You're still facing 20 years
Tekashi: isn't it strange Vsauce has a penny from 2027?
holy shit lmaoooo
Cole Johnson lmfao bro 😂
He should probably stay in jail. If he gets out early he'll probably get assinated.
If he even got out he’d get shot lmao
*angry vsauce noises*
Michael: Why can’t we break the laws of physics
Physics: *Shaking Uncontrollably*
Physics will find you and tickle your butthole if you break its laws
Physics will get in your house and eat your toes
Or can we?
Laws are made to be broken
@@barnacleboi2595 *Black hole:* Hey physics, Iam your DAD!
Vsauce: *grabs crowbar* "I am free"
Me: Gordon Freeman?
In the flesh.
Or, rather in the hazard suit.
He is such an intellect, the universe glitches and has to render Michael again and again.
Hahahahaha this is perfect
"Do you want to see the most illegal thing I own?"
Famous last words.
*FBI OPEN UP*
Murderer: Any last words?
Wips out Loli por-
I had to turn the volume down I don't trust this man
@@airsoftalgerie3302 Actually, it would be the U.S. Secret Service.
I believe that it is not illegal to _have_ it. It would only be illegal if you tried to spend it as legal tender, and it was illegal to make it and even to produce a 1:1 image (i.e. while making the stamp or mold).
i've never felt more alive when michael said "hey vsauce michael here"
Ogo91 i almost spilled my coffee when he said that
My heart skipped
when he audibly nutted in the video i fucking loved it
Joe R iiiiiiiiibo
A mood
8:25 Vsauce: If I can _understand_ something, can I also... _overstand_ something?
Me: I think you can in Europe
Hey ! That was offensive ... and correct ...
Context needed
1:22 freeman you fool
RUclips: RUclips Red isn’t free.
Michael: Or is it?
Wtf is RUclips red
@@JssyN It is also called RUclips Originals.
@@JssyN RUclips Premium was called RUclips Red not until too long ago. It was changed for obvious reasons ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@caringheart34 it's just RUclips Premium, which gives you access to RUclips Music and RUclips Originals.
@@JssyN RUclips Premium is awesome! I Cant go back now.
"Hey, Vsauce, Michael here"
Me: uncontrollable sobbing
😭😭😭😭
It's been an year 😢
Much more than a year
"Normie"
@@theajayyy But what is, a year? ....
5:01 yeah... the TVA
Teacher: Micheal! Don't you understand that you failed the exam ?
Michael: What is understand? 🤨
“If I can understand, can I then overstand?”
My gosh. Michael is asking the real questions now.
He's speaking the language of the gods!
Wil Sauls i swear i was soo blown away
Reminds me of a Jack Johnson song where he sings "I pray for wisdom and overstanding
"
If I can understand, can I then undersit?
“Hey VSauce, Michael here!”
Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time...
-Do you know him?
-Of course I do. He is me. Or... IS HE?
A long, long time.
It’s been so long.
@@Sardoshice And it's starting to get long again. Let's pray he has a video in mind for us in febuary
André Salgado *DIN
7:36 you are right Michael
Two and a half years on, why did YT suggest this? Doesn't matter. I grabbed some books, sat in my office chair, and played with angular momentum. Made me smile. Thanks, Michael. :)
when he said, “Hey, Vsauce Michael here.” i felt that
Or was it "Hey, Vsauce, Michael here." ??
cαm but what is a hey vsause Michael here?
@@cam545 or was it ""Or was it "Hey, Vsauce, Michael here."" ?
I jizzed in my pants
@@mattiasselin4955 weird flex but ok
Hearing Michael say "Hey Vsauce, Michael here." for the first time in forever brings a tear to my eye
5 years to go...
Michael :has illegal money
Also michael : 1:17 - - > *GORDON FREEMAN*
Michael: "Hey, Vsauce! Michael here."
Me: *drowns in my own tears of joy as Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar*
_Or is he?_
Ugh hahahahahhahaha, cries of joy in black hole...
this is a certified science moment
@John Stroud in fact, I was waiting for your comment! :)
Michael: laws vs cause
RUclips: #29 on trending for gaming
33 now lol
@@HKIHNDKNSI #14 for me
#3
@@wintermiller4845 ,
2:22 Man, I too relate with the irresistability to bust when the conservation of angular momentum is mentioned ...- even from myself.
"Yo Michael what time is it?"
Michael: "but what is time"
"It's 3 PM o'clock"
"Or is it?"
*Hey, Vsauce, Michael here*
"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you"
RockYourWorld12 - NoSpace Gaming this comment is majestic
We have been blessed
It feels so nice to hear “Hey, Vsauce! Michael here.” again.
This video feels way more "creepier" after watching Vsauce's "Why are things creepy?" video. The Vsauce doll near the beginning, the dark ambience in the light and 6-cm-tall-nail experiment and the person(Jake?)-ish figure behind; all contribute.
This is such an important and profound lesson and you are a genius for explaining it so flawlessly
Notification: "Vsauce"
Everybody: *"I Haven't Heard That Name In Years"*
I was so shocked...😂
And not on RUclips Red
I just realized it wasn't D!NG
Да
Exactly so happy to see it
Michael: "Hey, Vsauce. Michael here."
Obi-Wan: "Now that is a name I haven't heard in a long time..."
10/10
*"We Should Keep Wondering and never be happy until we get answers that SATISFY".*
- Michael Stevens
15:17 and you shall not be a dummy again!
Michael-“I cannot tell you where I got this penny”
Me- “oh yeah he definitely time traveled”
he got it from area 51 raid
Vsauce: uploads
The internet : *The return of the king*
he uploaded in DONG
Michael: MVR
Me wondering what physics has to do with the currency of Maldives: 👁️👄👁️
underrated
The dialogue of this video sounds like a schizophrenic episode
love it
“Hey, Vsauce. Michael here.” I can’t believe I’m hearing that in 2019.
*Believe it.*
Brent Kelley i guess he’s done recording mind field
Same here
Yeah!
Ha
He finally came back in 2019 and the first thing we see is his beard.
Must've been very busy lately
@@Razi98 no, he has a youtube red series and another channel which basically became Vsauce but with less budget (It's called D!NG)
@@GDNachoo thank you!
Wierd flex
Spoilers!
This is definitely one of the best explanations you've ever done. Simple and easy to follow. We'll done
2:20 “it is because of the conservation of angular momentum”
“Uh uhhuuh mhhm”
*"Hey, Vsauce! Michael here!"*
Michael Stevens, 2019, after a century of hibernation.
*It's been 84 years..*
I can't watch free vids. They're still premium. Help 😥😭
@@randomdude9135 what?
@@robertpietraru1939 The mindfield series😭😥
Nope. Go to his other channel "D!ng". Thank me later.
Micheal: (disappears for a while)
(comes back)
"I CAN BREAK THE LAW"
a while? A WHILE????????? AA WHILEEEEEEEEEEEEE?????????
CGP Grey 2.0
"Do you want to see the most illegal thing I own?"
*gets out two pipes and a nail*
Nobody:
Vsauce: "What is an explanation? ... That's easy to understand. But what is understand?"
-This is art.
Vsauce: Posts
RUclips algorithm: 😮
Conspiracy
Facts
Omg, the likes are perfect if someone ruins it I’m gonna get pissed
@@YaBoiGotThatSauce 888 if you add them to the dislikes and you ignore the K.
Yes we need more vsauce
I can now proudly say:
"I've lived long enough to see another Vsauce episode"
BotEditor 04 I can now die in peace
hey, maybe you’ll live long enough to see another one :)
*lived
Or have you?
*Music starts playing*
Yes
As far as the conservation of angular momentum goes, I like to think of imaginary lines that are traced by the books in your hands as you spin. When you hold them far away, they are going a certain speed, yet they're having to travel a farther distance around because of the larger diameter. But when you pull them close, they are still traveling the same speed as before, just at a smaller diameter. They have less distance to travel, and so, rotate quicker than if the books had been held farther away
yeah this is actually the correct explanation
Finally! a video about angular momentum that actually digs in it. best i've seen out of so many, and as a bachelor in physics... great understanding, and fantastic teaching skills.
Michael: "...Or is it?"
Me: "He said the thing!!!"
*Cue The jarring music*
@X1 Hangyul you are new
zhu li do the thing
I clapped! I clapped when he said the thing!
I guess michael finally remembered his password
So funny!
🤣😂 i want to buy this comment
Or maybe he just Reset one.
/vsauce theme plays
@@not..A..channel no.
1000 like, your welcome
The way Michael crosses his legs when he's spinning in that chair makes my knees hurt just looking at it.
8:20 This part of the video is the reason why it did not get translated to any other language.
In German an understand is a shelter
@@offichannelnurnberg5894 stimmt...
Rest in peace, man.
Rest in peace, man.
Rest in peace, man.
no you didn’t, you fucking liar
Thank goodness the doctor was able to revive you.
Rest in peace, man
Is it possible???
A Vsauce episode in 2019????
I have missed "Hey Vsauce, Michael here." so much..
@@aapeli9662 for real though, lol
@@aapeli9662 10/1/20 next Vsauce episode???
Same. Why was Michael not here for a while?
@@samehboy7523 *ahem* RUclips red
@@samehboy7523 he was busy doing RUclips Premium stuff and on the channel DING!
"I am free." *holds a crowbar* So... A *Free-man* then?
When Michael started talking about centripetal force, the change of paths and acceleration, I didn't get it at first at all, so watched a couple of science videos on that topic and returned, understanding everything. Great video!
This has got to be the rarest event in 2019 yet!!!
Indeed Lord Vader! Rarer than you loving sand
Not as rare as the Vsauce video from 2018 though. There wasn't one 😂
Maybe he realised that he had turned his back to the fanbase that made him, let's hope for more uploads in 2020.
Not as rare as the area 51 raid
Finally he's back
Me: Hey! Michael just uploaded a video in 2019 that ISN'T Mindfield!
Michael: Or did I..?
Greggy D the king is back with a thicc beard
Yeah, I've been so bummed out over the last few years because...
- Vsauce basically went pay to view...
- Vsauce2 became a card/bar room tricks channel
- Vsauce3 well...I guess Jake is having an early mid-life crisis. (I love Jake! I hope he gets his groove back soon!)
And now, here we go! A proper Vsauce video from the OG Vsaucer himself! Woohoo! :D
Now...I hope this isn't just a one off! :/
Stolen
Quality comment
Syndiate no matter where you go, some idiot will claim something is stolen when its not lmao.
Thank you for making my physics homework more fun
1:41 This is such a nice spin to look at, it's perfectly centered
VSauce Michael is a man who’s seen the entire multiverse and has gone mad with knowledge and power
all because of psychodelics.
Proof is his wisdome beard.
Hey, atleast he isn't insane ... or is he?
Professor paradox
lol
Say the line Michael!
Michael: Hey Vsauce, Michael Here
The Internet: WOOOOOOOOO
17:54
Yes
It's less than 3 years before Michael's penny becomes a counterfeit of an actual one.
This is the best Vsauce video, ever. It was explained practically, theoretically and mathematically
What about "The Zipf Mystery"? That one was mind-blowing to me.
i think every time an episode begins we're catching him doing something really weird and he starts explaining complicated things to make us forget
Yee
Yea
that is exactly how every video starts
I’ll never forget him eating a toilet donut
😭😅😭
“I’ll see you guys, next time.”
*Vsauce more than a year later*
“Hey, Vsauce! Michael here.”
Hey he didn't say I'll see you guys soon... 😂
Bro, I love this explanation. I've always had trouble conceptualizing the differences between the laws of physics and their causes. This really helped with angular momentum.
Hey man, thanks for existing. Thanks for being ultra-curious. Thanks for making videos, showing us the fruits of your curiosity. Just... Thank you.
"Well, I would say who's Mike? *laughs*" God, I've missed this channel.
Mike Hawk
We are
Dong?
I never thought I would hear “Hey, Vsauce, Michael here” in 2019
I understand
I hated it.
Jan Victor Melsen 9B Strandskolen I should have said from a new video in 2019 rather than just 2019 in general.
_moonmen instrumental while I'm fappin naked in the background plays_
Or ever in future
Sad to know he is not monetized
As a tutor, I relish, and perhaps even envy, this kind of elegant explanation and demonstration. It's not easy to do! I can only hope I'm able to make things half this clear for the students I meet. Thank you for the brilliant "unfurling" of a concept I never quite understood before, Michael!
I like how he says "I am free" as he pulls out the crowbar because it makes me think of Freeman
"Hey, Vsauce, Michael here"
- Its been 3000 years!
Why did this remind me of jon cozarts "youtube comments write a love song" video
or is it?
@@owendong992 Yes it is now shut up
But what have those 3000 year acutally been like? *music starts playing*
Where have you been? You told us you were just going to buy a pack of cigarettes. (Insert minefields drug episode)
When he says “hey vsause, Michel here” AND uses the original mystery sound in 2019
It's like a prophet coming back to life
*orgasm*
[] soup [] 2:26
Is this a complete sentence?
@@TheRazzaManazza in the colloquial, yes. Do you internet much?
Dude, 5his was probably the best explanation of angular momentum and what physics laws are. Thanks for that
1:16
'' I am free.''
*proceeds to gordon freeman*
Looks like Michael finally remembered the password to his RUclips account
Probably hahahhahha lol
You sir won the Internet today
It was vsauce123 I the earth gave it back to him
should have used Dashlane
@@cerjmedia AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO LEARN HOW TO USE DASHLANE THAN WITH SKILLSHARE?
Michael: I'm free
Everyone:Oh God he breached containment
SCP foundation right
HE IS D-9341 ALL ALONG
I think that was a HL2 reference.
SCP-173 HAS BREACHED CONTAINMENT
Get the damn H.I.T turret
Was expecting a video about legal laws.
EVEN BETTER THAN WHAT I EXPECTED
In my opinion this is Vsauces most important video. I really wish that physics concepts were explained exactly like this in school. There's a fundamental truth and the mathematics simply attempt to succinctly describe that truth. I've been an engineer for years and had still never neen exposed to this logic.
"I can't tell you how I got this penny.."
Goes on to explain temporal momentum conservation.
Well played.
"The thing is though, I can not break the laws of physics."
"Or can I?"
*proceeds to start hovering above the ground*
Lmao lol kek
Such a Michael thing to do
Ground starts hovering above him
~V sauce music starts playing~
Jakee moonlight a song plays
It was so so wholesome to realise how such a basic thing like law and cause are different, I learn something new here everyday ❤❤❤ thankssss
my favorite vsauce video. This is the essence of science right there.
I haven’t heard Micheal say “hey vsauce Micheal here!” in forever
"hey, Micheal vsauce here!" was always my favorite
I almost cried!!!
i thought that it was a dong video until he said it..
"This is the most illegal thing I own"
"Or IS it"
The only living man who can explain explanation
Lol Michael comes back to vsauce after so long and just goes, "I'm free from the law. I'm inevitable."