H20 Magic Part 3

[dberisford]

It would be nice to see some more vids on this channel.

[DrRockso99]

ROFL stoner science!!

[scaffairl]

Is this a troll?

[vakola]

*facepalm*

What the fuck is that guy talking about?! it's utter gibberish. He lacks even the most basic understanding of the physical laws that he's supposedly trying to disprove. When confronted with evidence that he's incorrect in his assertion it's simply labeled "Magic". You know what else people have labeled magic? EVERYTHING they don't understand.

[Roguedeus]

I don't know what is worse... The fact that I wasted ~5mins watching this, (waiting for the punchline) or the fact that I sat at my computer for ~5mins trying to decide what I was going to try to post, regarding its level of utter STUPIDITY.

Just... wow.

[p331083]

Levitational charge is what caused the magnetic poles to reverse

also water is what causes stars to go nova

[spenc193]

Again, Daniel is great, but sometimes I think he likes to shove his pension for spirituality onto his interests in nutrition and water. Everything happening in that water is explainable by fluid dynamics. The only piece of real advice here is to DRINK SPRING WATER, but he sure does make it more entertaining doesn't he?

[spenc193]

Daniel, the laws of physics are causing the uniform movement of the water directionally. The molecules of the water are not "off doing their own thing", polar bonds cause the water molecules to cling together and move as a unit. Water is not living, nor does it have memory. It is a miraculous, vital compound to human life, but that is all. There is no water in interstellar space, nor is there any in a star. The only thing you should take from this is drink spring water. That's it.

[rawnourished]

Soo cool!

[meisisme]

I will make my own mini version of this interesting toy / tool right away!

Looks very interesting!

Hmm... must experiment more with water before I can accept his theories though.

[GRNoam]

"I don't understand it, nobody does."

Yes. we do. it's called fluid mechanics. it's a 500 year old discipline.

water is essential to life as we know it because of its dipolar nature, which makes it an excellent solvent. It has NOTHING to do with computation. it is merely an excelent medium for other reactions to happen, much like paper is an excelent medium to write on, but carries no information itself.

the earth is NOT mostly water. you confuse surface are with volume. basic stuff.

[GRNoam]

and our sun does NOT contain liquid water or water. Our sun burns H into He. It also contains trace amounts of other elements like O, which means that from time to time water molecules do form. However, these molecules don't last very long, they are few and far between, and are in gas form.

NONE of this is a mystery. there are far greater and more interesting mysteries in science, but don't confuse your own ignorance over basic concepts with these.

[smellmymonkeydung]

I do believe there may be a water memory which could store a vortex structure, but to ignore basic physics hurts credibility. Keep the good stuff, stop exaggerating Daniel.

[prsglenn]

@smellmymonkeydung I agree! But he does have good points. I personally wouldn't be driven to do this to all water I drink, or really any water. But yes, the easily swayed could be easily misinformed.

[smellmymonkeydung]

stuff like this irks me (see my last comment) because intentionally or not, he is very confidently saying things that are not true and thereby leading easily swayed people to blindly swallow his every word as gospel. Always think for yourself.

[smellmymonkeydung]

The vortex is bigger and more stable the second time because he spins in longer (10 seconds) than the first time (7 seconds) thereby increasing its angular momentum...basic physics. Spin one top (gyro) longer than another and it will take longer to lose its angular momentum and fall over.

[RawHealingPatch]

can you please tell us what you used to seal the two bottles together? looks like some kind of metal clasp or something but we cannot tell exactly. thanks!

[xxx777aaa]

a rubber gasket inbetween a no-hub stainless steel cast iron fernco

[RawHealingPatch]

thanks :)

[xxx777aaa]

my design would be an equivalent piece of cork instead of rubber,, maybe silicon would be better, somethinginert to the vortex of water

[RawHealingPatch]

okay.. thank you.. we will look into that sometime :) appreciate the feedback :)

[zuphu]

The jugs are two different sizes -.- No shit the bottles are going to form different "Vortex" and drain at different rates.

[FUNCLEJ0E]

I think the water becomes slower because both bottles are now retaining the same temp. The size of the vortex also makes a difference, so that it has a smaller amount of water decending as the air flow is larger. You'll notice that the smaller vortex allows the water to flow down much faster, vs. larger vortex allows less water flow, so it seems slower. It depends on the greater mass vs resistance. You can use your mind to alter water also. The power of thought and observing changes things too.

[SCOTTDAVIDSON32]

yup! like in what the bleep do we kow

[jusTlikehmf]

i love it too...but i think it is falling slower the second time because the rubber washer doesnt fluctuate to the water when u flipped it and it is putting resistance on the falling water...i dont know

[ryanscottlove]

Love it!