Neodymium magnet in copper pipe

[TheNeokorben]

VERY INTERESTING INDEED,MAKES ME THINK OF SOME APPLICATIONS

[INFOREVIEWBR]

Que doidoooooooooooooo!!!!!

[SINCLAIRRESEARCH]

interesting ! now find an application?

[AntiParam]

is that magnet axially or polarized on the side?

[dannman4209]

soooo fucking cool

[DrGonzoPrototype]

DEM HANDS - THEY ARE MADE OF MEN AND WORK!!1!

[fortsumter123456789]

Nice demo of eddy currents

[beamprimary]

man thats crazy and amazing

[whateverbitches1]

f-n cool! technically speaking. XP

[cbohar84]

Easy to masturbate to!

[Gratlaguy]

@cbohar84 WTF

[jasonscottable]

So, what have we learned here today?

[invisibletenants]

@jasonscottable Copper pipe makes time go slow :P

[jasonscottable]

@invisibletenants NO! But, very good invisible tenant's... close however! Anyone else?

[DukeHastMich]

*doesn't care if I misspell it* Achems razor. simplest answer is usually correct and all. not sure why people are talking about time slowing down. all it looks like to me is that the amount of copper there is absorbing the kinetic energy of gravity as the magnetic field forces the electrons to move around on the coppers surface. has absolutely nothing to do with time dialation.

[theNRmuffinman]

@DukeHastMich He probably has an N52 Neo, and its creating such a powerful current within the pipe that it actually fights the copper pipe to fall, thus slowing it down.

[marklmansfield]

@DukeHastMich i didnt read all the comments, but i think they are just joking

[flamesfromblazer]

@DukeHastMich

Duh !! - they were joking when they said that. .

[bask185]

if you would rotate the copper pipe very hard would the magnet than float?

[rvdextron]

super

[sszabo777]

Damn Lenz's Law gets me every time!

[sszabo777]

Um, try a ferrous metal sleeve being shielded by the thick copper. Three piece set up. Outer sleeve, carbon steel core, inner sleeve. Cap on the end. OK, you got me, 4 pieces.

[FreedomRebel]

does the effect of the copper increase if you power it ?

and when you cool / heat the copper ?

[Gruovy]

COMOOOOOOOOOOOOOO????????????

[moddermania365]

Where did you buy the pipe?

[lov2aclr8]

how can it slow down time?? i thought that was impossible... kids today

[aravenidiot]

@lov2aclr8 Time is relative to a gravitational field. Our satelites have to add a differential equation to account for the difference in the passing of time.

[111nkj]

Great phnomenon why not build a lift :the lift cabin has a neodium floor magnet and the shaft rising up the building is the copper tube?

[Stigstigster]

@111nkj

The cost and weight of the essential components would be astronomical. Both are expensive and heavy in comparison to cable and winches.

It would be exceptionally cool if some ludicrously rich person built one for amusement though.,

[mebossyounothing]

Wow that's nice

[25slim82]

hook your rms meter to it see if you get voltage out of it

[XboxLiveMan8]

Is this magnet an 1 inch x 3/4 inches?

[HedgehogTH]

@XboxLiveMan8 1x1.2"

[SuperMagnetizer]

When you understand how magnets work, you understand how everything works.

[hants23]

I believe this works because as the magnet drops through the pipe, it generates a pulse of electricity.

[boraboy4ever]

forgot to say LENZ law.

[goohber1]

wow, that's pretty awesome, goes through pipe like butter but without touching pipe, as if fighting gravity to land smooth.

[KakHazhar]

I would never get tired doing this, I want this now!

[Xxfadedshadows1xX]

that is a nice chunk of copper XD

[100roberthenry]

very cool....

[charukrsnadasa]

too fun. In the bible magnets are referenced as lodestone. Imagine the various levels of earth, now scale it down and make those out of lodestone. Crystals and aluminum are used to accentuate magnetics.

[aboody006]

@charukrsnadasa good luck with you learning science from the bible

[charukrsnadasa]

BIBLE = Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth!! Bible, Quran, Buddha, others are grade school religion with simple sciences. Gandhi teaches Bhagavada Gita (entrance to college). Srila Prabhupada & Narayana Maharaja teach preschool to way past post doctoral thesis with emphasis on Trancendental Tattva. @aboody006

[charukrsnadasa]

"Spiritual Life Is Scientific"

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"iron electricity MAGNET"

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"Science vs. Veda vs. Religion"

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"Europeans, Americans, kicked out Bible because it is unscientific."

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[AfterMidnightRider2]

wow. first time i've seen this, caused by cemf right.

[Youareabtch]

Seriously with all the shit magnets can do, how have we not done something amazing with them.

[MMODoubter]

@Youareabtch We have - mag lev trains.

[TheNeokorben]

GREAT EXPERIMENT ,THANK YOU FOR THE VEDIO

[TheThreadshitter]

It works by slowing TIME ITSELF

[EFmw2clan]

HAX

[radok79]

you people quoting laws, you do realize that just because its got the name law doesnt mean its perfect right? To assume we know everything about absolutely anything is a childs wish.

[satanick6669]

@radok79 you do realize that once a theroy becomes law, that is it is LAW.

[radok79]

@satanick6669 not in science.. science is fluid ever changing ever evolving.

[satanick6669]

@radok79 theories yes, but not laws. once a theory has been tested and never disproven, it becomes law. like the Law of Gravity, it is not the theory of gravity, it is LAW. It always works. Always.

[radok79]

@satanick6669 semantics does not prove me wrong. just because the words dont change doesnt mean the whole fundamental way we see, use, say, apply, and look at them doesnt. You can say one thing and it mean a trillion different things. Or even added to because they were not complete (law of motion for example) scientific laws are fluid ever changing and you still havent proven it is not research before you speak please i hate repeating myself.

[radok79]

@satanick6669 and just so you know the law of gravity has changed.. even recently.

[satanick6669]

@radok79 the latest attempt to change the law of Gravity that i could find was in 1983 posited to explain galactic rotation at ever farther distances from a star. and even that hasn't been accepted as a change due to the accepted belief in dark matter. so what exactly was the most recent change?

[radok79]

@satanick6669 Georgi Dvali draws from string theory, which predicts that the universe has extra dimensions into which gravity may be able to escape

[satanick6669]

@radok79 google search for George Dvali only reveals another theory, not an actual change. So again when was the latest actual change?

[CmdrTobs]

Eddy currents. This is how electric trains brake. They switch on an electromagnet around the rotating metal wheels.

The fairly recent advent of Neodymium magnets (and reasonably priced strong ones at that) combined with an atypically piece of thick copper tube have finally made such a dramatic and simple demonstration of of Lens's law possible.

[curlyjc]

LENZ'S LAW

[prunaca]

Very big block of copper. Are you a millionaire?

[TheTman307]

Lenz's Law. That is all

[coolelectronicdude]

Where did the pipe come from?? I want to get one..

[Kruzenshternify]

Классный опыт!!а с мелким неодимовым получится?

[dgr8zod]

It's exactly the same thing that makes speedometers work. A speedometer is a spinning aluminum disk, and the pointer is on the magnet. It's called reluctance..

[mrmagnetsarecool]

cool, where did you find copper pipe that thick??

[Oshyrath]

WHAT SORT OF WITCHCRAFT IS THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Fritzisor]

@Oshyrath I came to the f*ing comment section to say the same thing o_O

[nfhslugger]

I believe the magnet is causing the copper to heat up (Kinetic energy -> thermal energy) . Rapidly passing magnets through copper wires is how electricity in generated in generators, this works under the same principles but since there is no circuit, it would generate heat instead of electricity.

[Alias1107]

@nfhslugger Not really. Yes, the moving magnet induces a current (aka an electromotive force, or emf). However, the emf generated is proportional to the *change* in the magnetic field - unlike generators which move magnets very quickly over loops of wire (quickly altering the magnetic field), this is moving very slowly and thus generating very little current.

The key point is that the small current generated in the pipe makes a magnetic field - which opposes the magnetic field of the magnet.

[Breathor]

SORCERER!!!!!! BURN IT! BURN IT!!!!!!!!!

[misternumberuno]

DO ELEVATOR WITH THIS!

[MrSamstafarian]

What is happening is an example of lenz's law of electromagnetic induction. When it falls through an electromotive force is induced in the magnet. There must be an equal and opposite force acting due to newtons first law. This opposing force slows down the magnet in the metal tube. The stronger the magnet, the greater the electromotive force so the greater the opposing force. Stronger magnets have more flux so the greater the electromotive and opposing forces induced as both forces are opposite

[brynnus]

what happens if you hold the copper pipe horizontally?

[yesgeorgemay]

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[lovesthecity3]

I have an explanation!! As soon as the magnet enters the pipe, the second rule of slow-motion physics apply, making the the magnet to cool to fall quickly.

[thedobosh]

BLASPHEMY!!!

[TheChickeneer]

UM?

[vSxScopeZz]

Uve got the same magnet as me =D

[jake22481]

copper isnt cheap does it actualy work cuz imma be pissed iff i go get a peice of thick pipe and it dont work

[ooMOSSBERGoo]

Where can I buy. The magnet at

[Arteolike]

I'm gonna order a HUGE Copper pipe, make a suit out of magnets and jump in it :)

[jonno488]

would there be any way to keep the magnet in the center?

[lightrescuer]

magnets attract many metals, but they don't repel any metals.

WRONG! magnets does repel few metals, and copper is a good example.

[PersonifiedDreams]

this should scaled up and used as a safety system at the bottom of elevator shafts.

[HyukanUPSB]

@PersonifiedDreams It could help, but really if you were to make a large elevator made out of many magnets, what if someone had a pacemaker or metal rods in their bones?

I'm sure scientists have thought about this, which is probably why it hasn't happened yet.

[PersonifiedDreams]

@HyukanUPSB they are not allowed in my elevator! haha.

[dude2520]

@PersonifiedDreams that i one VERY POWERFUL electromagnet

[elrojoJazz]

does this only work with copper?

[alexoidztube]

Wow! I made a "Newton's nightmare" tube out of copper pipe but the really thick copper and magnet work way better.

[zipperyzoodawg]

So if we were to build the world's biggest copper pipe and magnet, and use geothermal heat to raise the magnet to the top of the pipe each time, would this be an efficient form of energy harvesting?

[bigtrilla817]

Just wrap yourself in some magnet and jump through a giant copper tube. It'll be almost like you're in space:)

[ThibautVDP]

are you keping them both polarized the same way compared to eac other, or can you just turn aound 1 and have the same effect?

[Sephiroth767]

Water, fire, air and dirt

Fucking magnets, how do they work?

And I don't wanna talk to a scientist

Y'all motherfuckers lying, and getting me pissed

[HedgehogTH]

@Sephiroth767 don't worry. all will be good.

[Sephiroth767]

@HedgehogTH - l2 internet meme :D

Also, nice video - I forgot to mention it at the first post.

[blackout2240]

@HedgehogTH those are lyrics to a weird song just to clarify lol

[marek0086]

@HedgehogTH~ hey quite messing around with the time-space continuam!

[scott71785]

@Sephiroth767 Dood... the copper encasing the magnet creates a magnetic field uptop 400x stronger than that of the magnet itself... or something ridiculous.... Thus, slowing the magnet's fall to a dang near stop :D

[nfhslugger]

@Sephiroth767 They work because the element used has an outermost electron orbital that has not been filled completely. This leaves 1 or more electrons unpaired. These unpaired electrons all have the same spin throughout piece of metal when placed in a magnetic field. It is a magnet when these electrons stay in that same spin when taken out of the magnetic field...ya know, if you want a simple explanation.

[UncleArty1]

@Sephiroth767 read magnetic currents by Ed Leedskalnin, and if you can figure out what he's trying to say get back to me,

[Sephiroth767]

@UncleArty1 - Learn how to detect differences between a serious comment and a common internet joke, if you can figure out what is what, you can start again making statements to other peoples comments. It's a very simple concept and easy to grasp.

[Pefqeli1]

Can you tell me how to do it ??? plz :D and what i need to do this :D

[HedgehogTH]

@Pefqeli1 you need to put a strong neodymium magnet into a copper pipe.

[ChrisJacksonDE]

@HedgehogTH loool ... best answer!

[boraboy4ever]

@HedgehogTH take some aluminium and drop the magnet on it. The property of the aluminium will slow the fall.

[iMANTlS]

fast motion .... sloowwwww moooootion .. fast motion

[arshdeep125]

LMFAO!! Wow!! (o_o) You learn something new everyday lmao this is freaking awesome! :O

[TheSnailfan]

Is it caused by the Inductive breaking?

[sanfranciscobay]

Really cool. How much for the parts?

[MrKvant]

видимо магнитное поле отталкивается со стенок и тормозит магнит)))

[Uminchuu]

Lenz's Law at work, not magnetism, as someone commented earlier. Basic physics demonstrated in a fun way! Great idea for science class.

[tejonBiker]

This is so crazy, explainable, but crazy 

[jocell202]

hang the magnet by the copper on a string and you will see copper is slightly magnetic contrary to what science teaches us.

[MrLazycoder]

а если трубу горизонтально положить и в нее магнит?

[HedgehogTH]

@MrLazycoder упадёт на стенку, очевидно)

[shadowrunner3k]

"Oh Gravity, thou art a heartless bitch"

[shirman88]

а лифт можно такой сделать?

[BbIBERT]

@shirman88 А в магазине можно так стеночку поднять?

[BENZOALBANEZ]

а в невесомости 2 пущеных тычком, типа "щелбан", навстречу магниты, вызовут ниокорелляцию пространственно-межосевого сингулярного дифференциала псевдоматрицы атомарного купрума?

[HedgehogTH]

@BENZOALBANEZ на счёт ниокорелляции не уверен, а так да.

[Guywithcrazyideas]

Can anyone tell me what that copper piece is and where to buy it?

[Mirmaker]

@Guywithcrazyideas Captain just called, wanted to tell that copper pipe is a pipe made of copper.

[coolerow]

@Guywithcrazyideas you can buy copper at your local metal supply store. Copper that thick will be expensive

[alkasar]

прекрасно!

[zmej111]

ооо!это просто чудо!!!я в экстазе!я тоже умею пластмассовой расческой кусочки бумаги поднимать!)

[mtube620]

what size is that disc magnet?

[HedgehogTH]

@mtube620 30*35mm

[knotproduction]

а, суууупер!

[MrThatwentwell]

i dont get it o.o

[bonecrime]

@MrThatwentwell As far as I understand: When the magnet falls through the pipe, it induces a electric current in the pipe and that current creates a magnetic field wich slows the magnet down. If the magnet were to fall faster, the field would get stronger and slow the magnet even harder. And if the magnet was to fall slower, the magnetic field would be weaker and thus the magnet would increase in speed. :)

[Laroac]

@bonecrime

so if i could shot sucha a magnet with i dunno like 100km/h the magnetic field how would be generated could stop it?

[puffles234]

@bonecrime is it not eddy currents

[NapalmHv]

Подожди Ёж.

Это твоё видео?

[HedgehogTH]

@NapalmHv

откуда сомнения?

[NapalmHv]

@HedgehogTH

Фон и предметы смутили. Теперь понял.

[onotolecat]

@HedgehogTH руки тонкие

[mdofxds]

Клево!