0:41 Girl: "ooooooooooo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" Translation: "wow! that's so cool!"

They don't show how it is made. The title is misleading.

So, this is what Japanese televisions talk about. Wow! We have at least one scientific society that's trying to solve our problems.

That magnet might be the most powerful permanent magnet but not the most powerful magnet. The most powerful magnet in the world will fuck up the circuit in the camera making it unable to film it.

How neodymium magnets are made. Step 1. Start with neodymium magnet. SMH

i am an HVAC tech and i can't wait till they implement magnetic cooling, that is sooooo cool :)

So, to make a Neodymium magnet you need to add 3 angry faces of Neodymium to iron. This reminded me of an episode of "How It's Made" when they said "how eggs are made" - spoiler alert - no where in the episode were chickens mentioned.

I'm surprised no one made a joke of "iron balls".

Spontaneous combustion! The answer to all of our energy needs is magnets. Fascinating!

lady : "wow those sure are stuck on there i can barely pull them off the sides!!" engineers, who have to pry each and every ball off before they can put it away : "haha yep"

The strongest Neodynium Magnet is the N52 :)

Several years later still waiting to watch how neodymium magnets are made.

i really really respect jpanese people you see the build there coutry from 0 and now half our home tech are japan made its amazing how creative they are

Got half way through and they still hadn't explained how Neodymium magnets are actually made, just how they are used.

Producing the dysprosium in a non O2 Environment sounds like the right first steps . Good Luck :) QC

Translators: Delivering your subjects in a tone as if they are cartoon characters does not help.

Rare earths are not rare at all,it's just not economical for most mines to mine it.

0:37 WAAAAOOOOOOOOWW

magnets are raw materials,but in combining adeas in our technology our present day it makes great revolotion and innovation :)

I guess I must have blinked and missed the part where they showed “how they were made”

Thank you this has been very informative

voice acting 10/10

That dubbing though. lol

amazing. Truly power efficiency is the future.

I like how the magnet was labeled "danger" I have a few of these just hanging onto nails in my room lol

for those of you who missed it .. you add neyodymium to iron mix em all up.. expose them to a magnetic field and it locks the irons atoms into a permanent magnet.

From almost total destruction and on their knees at the end of World War II to total brilliance in science and manufacturing technology. Great respect for the Japanese! Arigato from 🇬🇧

In what universe would a pair of gloves like that provide any protection whatsoever against crush injuries?

I look forward to this future progress as well. Good thing they did not show how it is made totally but elluded to it. I'm sure Patent holder appreciates. Neodymium when hits oxygen ignites, that means it burns and must be made with its small 3 particles out of oxygen environment. It did show us what the composition was in large chunks of the minerals. A process is a part of invention. If one invents a wheel one does not invent a derivative, such as the clock in terms of Patent but the wheel is credited for having been involved.

The solution is using NEO magnets in an engine that is cold to touch and does not produce heat. Please refer to SEG Generator.

Light force is the direction in achieving ultimate magnetism, Cheers

i really hope people who dont speak our language dont think this is how we normally speak lmao these voice actors sound like they're from baby tv shows

I wounder could they put a mixture of gold into neodymium. as gold is a good heat conductor just a idea .or maybe can they mix silver oxide into the chemistry

Arabian text..... ALLAH AKBAR!!

Rods and balls...that's just pervy!

This narrator sounds like Khan's snobby country club friend on "King of the Hill."

Trollscience lvl 2: Neodymium magnets

Great video, but it is not about what the title proclaims. Please change the title to reflect the topic more accurately.

Nice to see this experimental concept.

The science shows on NHK are very good and don't oversimplify as much as U.S. shows.

They have much, much larger and more powerful ones now. This video must be from the early 2000s.

"I'll use this to explain!!"

"the mini magnets return to their original position" yeah, ever heard of induction?

Next step - using superconductive carbon magnets.

What metal are they using with the neodynium magnet for the refrigeration device?

Its even more surprising to touch!

Why are the neodymium atoms angry? You'd think they'd be happy to be making such an important technological contribution. I bet if yttrium had that job it would be smiling.

That's a lot of balls.

Interesting and sort of does tell how neos are made but doesn't show it, just few shots of components

That girl sounds like barbie

I am under the impression that Nd-Fe-B materials are VERY brittle ? Isn't it so? They are encased on a tough shell of metal.

Brilliant stuff. I wonder if there is a way that they could merge neodymium tech with ferrofluidics to create liquid neodymium magnets. It would be interesting to see how much extra heat conduction could be facilitated by using a pump and heat radiator system, rather than just that magnetic rotor system.

the voices remind me of the Tv ads. there has to be a better way!

how are you and why are you in earth

As a carpenter musician artist and scientist I understand the magnetic and attraction of energetic particles. phase precision and subtle manipulation with out wasted energy is a hard science with unlimited means of great or terrible repercussions for all. Hopefully we will be mature by then.

the person is great who invented that refrigerator

That thumbnail physically hurts to watch

Fantastic job this is Forward.

Amazing video and can open the mind just thank of all the work in Gov & Priv labs we never hear of those working in the Nuc field or those working in the Bio field. I had a air force Vet who work at NASA with the monkeys told me how they were having trouble cutting cells if remember right and we could not make a blade sharp to the point it would not tear the cell walls when cutting, Some how they found the old Green Coke bottles when shatter would produce shars of glass much sharper than any thing man could make at the time and how they would sit around glueing them to use as knives in the lab. Thanks for posting for old videos like old text books can spark ideals

hilarious! can't stop laughing at how the narator suddenly gets angry every last four syllables of a sentence

wow..... a magnet that attract the iron.......

nice video

When metal is put into a highly concentrated solution of salt it blocks out the oxygen preventing it from rusting. You find this with things at the bottom of the Dead Sea over in Israel.

Yea, the video has some flaws but these flaws are easily cancelled out by the brilliant technology and that beautiful young woman.

"Its stuck" me OH YOU THINK and i have a neodymian magnet right in front of me

Naoki Hirano👍👍👍👍👍

If this is 5 years old have they started producing this? The magnetic cooling sounds amazing.

If the water is poured into the slender,the magnets of the magnet will not increase and if water drops in the drawer,the water is poured into the slender in this way we will get cool and not get worse in the magnet I have good ideas from her if i work in your company.

Hmmmm...interesting. It's amazing how far we've come in the tech world everything gets smaller and more powerful and less expensive. I saw a Radio Shack commercial for the first cell phone by Motorola, it was like $4,000 and it was a big as a brick, now there super cheap and more powerful.

The explanation about magnetism inside the iron rod is just mostly wrong

Neodymium was discovered in 1885 by the Austrian chemist Carl Auer von Welsbach. Nice try

That woman sounds like she is the voice for an anime character.

Wow! It's so powerful! Sounds fake to meh

Magnetism is not a field. It is, by definition, radiation. Radiation is spacial. Fields are counterspacial.

In 1983, General Motors, Sumitomo Special Metals and the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed the high energy product Neodymium-Iron-Boron (Nd2Fe14B) compound.....let's credit all of the inventers not just the one(s) your video mentioned.

How long will it burn for one thousand years! "Free energy"

Wow, awesome video. Also, best voice overs, very entertaining. But...... the title is misleading, probably should fix that.

let's make some metal heavy guitar PUPs outta these

The added rare-earth element to make neodymium heat resistant is Dysprosium from the Greek "dysprositos", meaning hard to get. Good English from the speakers in the video, but the accent can make it hard to catch some words.

Humans can actually fly if we want, if we make a magnet suit and lay dont enough magnet on the ground, then we can fly

According to Geoscience Australia, the rare earth element market was worth US$415 million (A$595 million) in 2017. The most in-demand of the 17 minerals are neodymium and dysprosium, which are the ones used in the production of these super magnets.Sep 11, 2019

Very useful......

Its a pity they couldn't use a liquid cooling system around the motor area to maintain a lower temperature around the magnets.

I'm turning Japanese, I really think so.

the dub made the much more fun(funny) to watch compared to the informatively informative original japanese version. I think they should've asked the optimus prime voice person. It'll be better

I Know I Can Do This I Know I Try it

Strong magnets cut energy use in half because half of the electrical coils are removed and replaced by the magnets... Basic math explains why...

Question, What grade of neo magnets are usually used in cd/dvd drives?

How does this effect Godzirra? I must first know how the magnets are made. You did not terr us.

there is a video on how katanas are made in the sidebar. this needs to combine in a most unsafe way. extrwmely magnetic katanas.

so Japanese "ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo" maens "WOW that so cool!"

Is there an application to make more efficient car and truck engines? Or is the tech not there yet? That would make the oil industry a little nervous. Which brings to mind, not too long ago Saudi Arabia was thinking of going in a different direction as opposed to concentrating on their current production of oil. Maybe they've been checking out this technology too?

Neodenum magnet is for future use,? Like a SPEED TRAIN.. or use for rail vehicle For it’s brilliant features, LAVITATION RAIL SYSTEM IS THE MOST ADVANCE TRANSPORTATION THAT WE could immagine. Lot lot of things to do With this invention

Moral of this story; if you've got BALLS, don't go near a neodymium magnet !

I like the soundtrack.

They should of done this show with Kenny Blankenship and Vic Romano. "Don't get demagnetized"

But like......was the dubbing necessary....?

What about gadolinium ? We have so much gadolinium source in my place...interest.?

It's good because magnet only lose 1-5% of their magnetic field every century

You can eliminate the coils & magnets and use lightning to start the reaction & utilize a frictionless electromaglev bearing.