2D water magic
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Bizarre traveling flame discovery
14:34
A cast saw on human skin
8:32
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Wirtz pumps are really clever
12:05
The Golf Ball Paradox
11:59
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The Spool Paradox
10:18
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How the portal illusion works
9:42
Can water solve a maze?
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Acoustic cameras can SEE sound
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This microscope uses touch
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Caustic lenses are really weird
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@WXLFGXNG
@WXLFGXNG 23 сағат бұрын
When doing my taxes I like to sprinkle a little MSG on it …that way my tax returns look a little bit better!
@AzuriumOfficial
@AzuriumOfficial 23 сағат бұрын
You can actually feel the flow is exactly like this in 3D when you put your hand close to a drain filled with water in either bathtub or sink. Love the experience.
@ultraalliance1771
@ultraalliance1771 23 сағат бұрын
Why god from the supernatural explaining how washing machine works?
@peternicholsonu6090
@peternicholsonu6090 Күн бұрын
Steve, I just love your videos. But I left Britain for the antipodes when I was preschool age but returned at at age 13yrs. ANZ was in 1960 about a year or two behind in education. Leaving ANZ my maths was at level long division. Arriving in Blackpool my math teacher introduced Algebraic Graph. ??? I didn’t know what algebra was. (Still don’t @77). Graphs I did however love and returning to Australia I was able to get by quite well, having used graphs to build houses, boats etc etc. Having fallen off the “bus” I have never caught up. Would you please refer me to a dummies guide to why youse all square a number to explain a fact? Drag, lift,load,inertia, centrifugal,orbit,gravity,Bowles, Charles, Pascal I can cope with.....but I’m totally ignorant thus knackered as to why to “square” a number works....why? How?
@DaDefalt
@DaDefalt Күн бұрын
when is 4 immiscible liquids together going to be a thing
@shareika
@shareika Күн бұрын
I imagine a froghopper watching this, thinking: "A potato-skin gun....humans are very strange."
@vcichutiyapro
@vcichutiyapro Күн бұрын
🇲🇽🙃
@charmerci
@charmerci Күн бұрын
I heard recently that squirrels actually don't remember where they bury the vast majority of their acorns.
@MichaelWilliams-ul5zs
@MichaelWilliams-ul5zs Күн бұрын
Try adding check valves on the inlet and outlet. Forcing flow path thru the heat exchanger. Perhaps direct inlet to bow of the boat.
@sh0dy
@sh0dy Күн бұрын
so why do tomatoes contain a tremendous amount of msg but not any protein
@Cedef36
@Cedef36 Күн бұрын
Absolutely brutal to your self-esteem being a frog hopper and finding out in the news that you've been compared to a spud gun
@communistprotogen_2
@communistprotogen_2 Күн бұрын
Nenenenæ Nenenenæ Nenenenæ Nenenenæ Nenenenæ Nenenenæ Roblox blocksburg news be lile
@edwardmacarthur5127
@edwardmacarthur5127 Күн бұрын
I always get a hot ear after eating food with that crap in it.
@flyonthewall7026
@flyonthewall7026 Күн бұрын
I wonder if in the garden of Eden Adam asked..."Where's the MSG"... What a Dokey you are.
@kikosawa
@kikosawa Күн бұрын
And that's precisely why the word "minute" also has two meanings.
@blaireacce2967
@blaireacce2967 Күн бұрын
so there couldve been a more useful purpose for a diamond but them greedy people took that away 😔
@hododod246
@hododod246 Күн бұрын
Looks to me they overly complicated things/
@timothysmith7888
@timothysmith7888 Күн бұрын
So obvious without having to destroy the item. Just looking at it reveals why it "guggles".
@enac1544
@enac1544 Күн бұрын
Oh that was way too much.
@5_gyy697
@5_gyy697 Күн бұрын
Is it just me or did he start talking Spanish for everyone else as well?
@sunnypricz1903
@sunnypricz1903 Күн бұрын
"Born in a fig, die in a fig" that's so metal.
@spoookley
@spoookley Күн бұрын
4:00 i actually feel obligated to tell you that i out loud said “that’s still such a good joke” right before you said this lmao
@spoookley
@spoookley Күн бұрын
how do you know that squirrels are “forgetting” cache locations & not intentionally leaving a few extra acorns underground for the sake of growing more acorns? one squirrel can only eat so much
@XedinUnknown
@XedinUnknown Күн бұрын
My example from human-made tech kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9x4i9qFxpuRdHU.htmlsi=m-_n_Yknjwz8Cb85
@njm1971nyc
@njm1971nyc Күн бұрын
I"m pretty sure you can't buy this in "normal" UK supermarkets etc, but no doubt it's available on Amazon or asian (Chinese) food shops. In the US you can find it in any regular supermarket, sold as "Accent" flavor enhancer. I have Accent in my cupboard, but rarely remember to use it! Grew up in the UK where it's just "not a thing" in a normal home kitchen!
@aintgotascooby
@aintgotascooby Күн бұрын
This is now the second video i have seen today talking about this siphon xD And in two different contexts too.
@YtubeUserr
@YtubeUserr Күн бұрын
So if the "fig wasp" goes extinct, would it mean the fig trees go extinct too?
@florencepierce1864
@florencepierce1864 Күн бұрын
🤯Wow! I always knew Diamond 💍 was the hardest substance we know of, bt I nvr wld've thght it was a good heat conductor, as Ppl always talk about 💎 as being "cold"! 👍
@gmpinto2
@gmpinto2 Күн бұрын
Coanda effect - surface tension plays a role...
@GothGuy885
@GothGuy885 Күн бұрын
I had this happen when I was installing an in-ground sprinkler system. and also doing repairs to in later years. it is a very strange Phenomenon indeed 🤔
@semrayildiz6970
@semrayildiz6970 Күн бұрын
SUBHANALLAH
@DoenerDuesentrieb
@DoenerDuesentrieb Күн бұрын
thats cool, but can you build the worlds bounciest table tennis bat?
@rasplez9889
@rasplez9889 Күн бұрын
Why does MSG sound like a nightclub drug from the 90s
@Flexiblue2007
@Flexiblue2007 Күн бұрын
It is extremely hypercohesive independent of the reason
@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480
@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480 Күн бұрын
And why doesn't it work for celle aswell ?
@RobertBrocia
@RobertBrocia Күн бұрын
Thanks for this excellent work! I have a question, and I posted it in a video. The hose is full when the nozzle stops the flow, the fuel in the hose has been paid for and the customer returns the nozzle to its holster on the pump leaving fuel behind (in the hose). Correct? Alternatively, the customer pays the attendant and the metering/billing system stops the flow, which results in the hose draining into the tank. Is this all correct from your point of view? Thanks!
@hexenex
@hexenex Күн бұрын
You can eat it, sure. But I'll do not. I take care of myself, and I do not fool myself.
@Eyadzz3mk
@Eyadzz3mk Күн бұрын
You didn’t make it ACCURATELY. the water should go directly in the opening
@Abou47Pandas
@Abou47Pandas Күн бұрын
So this is fun. I thought id be useless with my education in compsci and physics. Give me a job. anyways, the green little home made thing uses a pivot point with angular mechanics. With the changing angles and leverage you gain mechanical advantage, Then when the device is almost flat, you have the Let-off effect. this is when the rubber bands angle provides maximum leverage, similar to the let-off in a compound bow. Then the snap close mechanism is that small force applied to either side when the device is flat. Now.. the only animal I can think of... Is... maybe the venus fly trap... And... It seems like a copout because its... not the same as like... a muscle or tendon doing a pull or whatever, its pressure in cell walls that force the cell to remain open, but fundamentally it is... very similar to how a compound bow operates, so it requires little to no energy to hold its trap open. The plant uses a rapid change in turgor pressure, which is the pressure of the cell contents against the cell wall, to snap shut. Which is... akin to the rapid release in your mechancial system. Though in your system it would be your finger lightly pressing on it. So fully explain it. When its open, it is held there by high turgor pressure in the cells of the lobe. They are swollen with water. The high pressure requires the plant to maintain a certain amount of energy to keep the trap open. Less akin to your device and more akin to the the compound bow. That required energy is lower than getting to that open state. The closing is a simple release of the pressure with the touch of the hairs. The lobes are no longer under the same mechanical tension as they were when opened. As far as I can tell... the closed state is the relaxed state. And reopening the trap involves restoring that pressure in the cells. But the final stages of reopening , the effort required by the plant decreases as the lobes approach their fully opened state. Now... With a compound bow-- the energy required to go from 80 percent to 100 might be super easy compared to 0 to 80.... As far as the plant... It could be 90 to 100 or 99 to 100... regardless it is there. So. academic.oup.com/plphys/article/146/2/323/6107242 link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00395768 untamedscience.com/biodiversity/venus-flytrap/ -- and this is cool "They can open and close about 10 times if triggered by false alarms, or they can digest about three to five meals before they stop responding to touch. At this point, the leaf becomes just a leaf, and the plant will use it only for photosynthesis." I did not really know that... I thought they died. Thats wild.
@TheWcarD
@TheWcarD Күн бұрын
It’s so easy to explain. The gas is limited to a small area. So the flame can only ignite the gases getting released around it. The time it takes the fumes to burn away and get replenished is what you’re seeing.
@TheWcarD
@TheWcarD Күн бұрын
It also has to do with the amount of air getting sucked in. That determines the direction the flame moves. Like a vortex
@TheWcarD
@TheWcarD Күн бұрын
That is the most reasonable explanation. I can come up with
@neumoi3324
@neumoi3324 Күн бұрын
Like humans who bury chests containing gold and jewellery and money and forget the site or die out.
@hippiedude2232
@hippiedude2232 Күн бұрын
"500 G" How does this not rip the bug to bits? Surely that kind of force is also applied to air resistance?
@ThisisDhilloninUK
@ThisisDhilloninUK Күн бұрын
Thats a tough proccess for just 1 figl
@simplyNKH
@simplyNKH Күн бұрын
This reminds me of "where's my water"
@Mr.BednaR
@Mr.BednaR Күн бұрын
This post right here, Inquisitor. Emperor protects.
@davegreen6022
@davegreen6022 Күн бұрын
One of your best videos - great stuff
@Gren4te
@Gren4te Күн бұрын
Don’t use softener. A few drops of vinegar will do the same, costs less money, costs less maintenance and is better for the environment. Fabric softeners are a scam. Ask any appliance maintenance tech.
@outsidein3206
@outsidein3206 Күн бұрын
No Sir, a Fig is a freaking death trap for wasps! Its closer to a venus fly trap 🙃
@mahina1963
@mahina1963 Күн бұрын
Are they coating the skates of ice skaters now in diamond?
@Veptis
@Veptis Күн бұрын
I love hoe your monochromr slow motion camera and the lights used render human skin. You should try some portraits with this setup. Making a half cylinder or quarter cylinder to show this partial effect is a smart idea!