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👉 Rubin Vase: the physics and psychophysics of vision and perception are on display with this glazed ceramic version of psychologist Edgar Rubin’s famous vase. The vase demonstrates the figure-ground distinction made by the brain- is it a vase, or two faces in profile?
👉 Viscous Flow Mixing Bulbs: art from mixing high viscosity fluids. Each LED bulb from EP Designlab captures a unique pattern based on the physics of laminar flow folding resulting from the mixing of viscous fluids- in this case silicone resins.
👉 Silica Aerogel: a solid with extremely low density. Light as a feather, a bent post-it note can support the weight of this chunk. Used as insulation and for catching the tails of comets (see NASA Stardust mission).
👉 Spin Top Carousel: two spin tops of the same mass hang balanced on the ends of a beam such that their rotational motion is allowed to transfer to the system as a whole. The tops are set to spin as usual, but here small neodymium magnets are embedded in the tops of their stems which allows them to connect and hang from metal pins in the beam. The physics of how the angular momentum of the tops is transferred to the rotation of the system of this new toy is still under study. Made by German artisan Kurt Juergen Weigl.
👉 The Random Walker: second model of two Galton Boards designed and produced by IFA.com- this version is made to demonstrate probability in investment returns of a global stock market portfolio relating to risk capacity. Slow motion reveals the erratic path of each steel ball (second half of video). The red graph shows the distribution of 592 monthly returns (mean =1%, SD=5%) representing data from 50 years of an IFA Index fund- here the random “walk” of 3000 steel balls falling through 12 levels of branching paths always produce a close match, and both distributions tend toward the famous bell curve distribution.
👉 Fidget Spinner Trick
👉 Precession of a Gyroscope: in defiance of gravity this gyroscope hangs from a string attached only at one end. The physics and vector nature of angular momentum!
👉 Fiber Optic Flower Lamp: found this vintage 1980s fiber optic lamp at a local thrift store- and it still works! The fiber bundle is illuminated by a lamp in the base and the color shifting patterns are generated by a rotating color wheel in between the light source and the fiber optic bundle (as seen in the last seconds of the video).
👉 Three Polarizing Sheets: quantum mechanical behavior with light polarization. Two linear polarizing sheets oriented at 90 degrees blocks all light- if a third sheet is placed between, oriented at 45 degrees, an eighth of the original light then gets through! A classic example of the quantum mechanical phenomenon of superposition of states as it pertains to the polarization orientation of photons and probability of transmission.
👉 Simple Polariscope: polarized light colorfully reveals the internal stresses imposed on polymer material such as this piece of acrylic, a technique used to model stress distribution patterns in engineering.
👉 Polarizing Filter Black Wall Illusion: two sheets of polarizing film (with polarization axes oriented at 90 degrees to each other) create this illusion inside an acrylic tube. Physics magic!
👉 Polage Display: art with polarized light using polarizing sheets and cellulose to create changing forms and colors. Rotation of the filter allows the artist to produce colorful metamorphosis. The colors in polage come from how the molecular structure of plastics can rotate the polarization of any light that passes through- but only light corresponding to yellows and greens gets rotated in plastic, reds and blues not so much. Polage uses different layers of plastic to rotate the light, and then polarizing filters are added to allow only certain frequencies (colors) of light through.
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Centrifugal force
Due to centripental force
Areogel is actually lighter than air. 5x lighter than air! Get the earth's size of aerogel and u can pick it up.
Music is govno
centrifugal force
Centripetal force pulls the liquid outward as gravity pulls it down, making it go to the sides.
It is because of centrifugal force and gravitational force
Thank goodness for the mute button on my PC !
Because centrifugal force acted outwards from center and its magnitude is just greater than that of gravity. So the blue water displaced from center and move towards sides
I always enjoy these (I subscribed). (Just wish the authors would stick with instrumental music. Some of the song lyrics are so swallow. ) But hey, I'll watch anyway because these are great fun. Thanks for posting these.
The music sucks
Beautiful
Water Spinner.. Centrifugal force work there
love the videos hate the music
Man come on the back ground music is damn crazy I loved it day what's the name
Basic physics when spinning the water gets pushed to the outside because it feels like getting pushed
Because of the rotational pull
Its centrifugal force
polarizing filters can be removed displays of broken calculators
Challenge answer is due to centrfugal force
Velocity
Wow
Due to centripetal acceleration
It's not just centrifugal force acting in the blue liquid phenomenon, it's a little bit tricky than that.
So there are 2 forces acting at the same time, 1. centrifugal: it's resultant is what that takes the liquid away from the center this force acts perpendicular to the center.
2. Acceleration due to gravity or g: is what that keeps the liquid towards the bottom of the vessel so that it doesn't split in 2 parts and instead of forming a curve would form something like || ||.
And when these 2 forces act at the same time the resultant force vector would shift between the left and bottom or similarly for the right and bottom based on centrifugal force.
Give it enough force and it'll be able to shift entirely away from the centre and form a split view of liquid while at rest it's all g force so it will look like a horizontal flat surface, however not exactly flat (surface tension you know).
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I know the answer of the challenge. It is the centrifugal force…..
Quiz answer centripital force
inertia
Softer music pls
Because of centripital force
Gravity
My mom is a scientists
Challenge answer: centripetal force
I think
Centripetal forces
cetrifical force
I like the music it's just fine with me
Some heavy metal background music in next video 👌😁
Music sucks.
Yes!!!!
Centrifugal force pushes liquid to outside of container
Due to centrifugal force
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I love ur amazing toys
Undoubtedly centrifugal force
Insane toy trick dude….I'm very very impressed…GOOD JOB Bro…keep up the great tricks..