Inertia - Mass - Friction - Amazing Physics!

[yo6ial]

I thought, from the thumbnail, you floated the bearing balls in mercury ;))

That would reduce friction even more.

[MrFennmeista]

what is the Song name!!

[RelentlessSoviet]

Imagine if this were an Ideal Machine :)

[venacavaz]

the song is freaking me out....

[mondonem]

if it keeps circling forever = infinite enrgy

am I right?

[psaratscheff]

@mondonem

Sorry, but not.

It just keeps the initial energy and needs energy to be stopped (That's what friction normlly does)

[xactlyme]

Actually, if this ball in the video did not lose energy to the air and friction to the dish, it could spin for eternity without ever slowing down. Oh wait... this is not correct. I think when a body spins, it radiates some sort of heat (no matter how small) losing energy and it will eventually stop, perhaps after years.

[drizel462]

@xactlyme a body spinning in vacuum is not using energy to spin, just the initial energy to put it in motion. Unless acted upon it will continue to spin forever.

[flyingaceify]

Hes using the watch as proof that its not looped. Nice perception

[juanpabloss97]

¿Como coño he llegado aqui?

[BillKillerz]

Inertia is a property of matter !

[babyface2k]

Are you using a magnet here? Are the bearings magnetic?

[kailoniey]

what is the song?

[brewerbrian420]

WITCH! Burn it!

[sinnock4444]

now imagine that ball bearing the size of jupiter

[MarcPopeTV]

let me be the first to say - they're ball bearings, "that's what they are meant to do" ;)

[Jarrett2409]

FAAKKKKEEEE!!!!!!!

[wallaguest1]

nice watch

[Gameb00k]

Nice watch !

[TheImacMania]

check my channel please. I do videos.

[588Board]

And still no unlimited energy...

[DioptriyForever]

it's a kind of magnetik bearing, helps concentrate energy on 1 axis

[moviemyles100]

are those balls made from neodenium?

[scaredsinger1995]

woow.. good job.. you put a fushigi ball in a bowl and spun it around

[JohnnyJackPompolla]

@scaredsinger1995 Oh, come on! Have some scientific fun...

[lekunberriko1]

There is a magnet below the dish.

[hydrodwarf]

nice breakbeat to acompany

take note science teachers

[TheHumanZionite]

omg! the watch is powering itself! wow

[zigaretka]

Nerds masturbate on this.

[ManiDProductions]

lol the music

[MINEnVLOG]

A BOWL FROM IKEA!

[699backstab]

I just read the whole bible and it doesnt say anything about this so it must be fake. Blasphemers

[rex0xx212]

Watching this reminds me of the movie "Inception" haha!!

[oOUNIToOoMODSOo]

Inertia - Mass - Friction - Amazing Physics

thats what she sed ;)

[khalid97899789]

Yeah, its called moment of inertia ..

i love Engineering

[Zalamedas]

What is that? Seems to have very low friction

[TJankris]

Are the balls covered in some kind of lube? The friction must be really small for them to spin that long. 

[NickyDark17]

Dab of furniture polish and it may spin even longer! :O

[nahomied]

Bayblaed

[ansarinazim1]

Thats because there is no friction between ball and the bowl. Bowl is smooth.

[R6Yamaha81]

Evening love, im just off to spin my balls in a bowl again, call me when tea's ready (4 hours later with no tea) ......ohh yeah thats right, i dont have a wife and i'm talking to myself !

[kylesdelicious]

Imagine spraying Pam cooking spray in the bowl, or WD40, or some other kind of lubricant. Butter? That might make it spin even more ridiculously long.

[yosoccerboy]

HOW DID YOU STEAL CHUCK NORRIS'S BALLS?!?!?

[elbacano97]

WHERE DID U GET THOSE MAN

[knhnj]

for some reason when i got fushigi, it didn't work! honestly to be the first to say, FUSHIGI IS A RIP-OFF!!!!! I'm surprised nobody else thinks that, cuz it's true!

[dexdrako]

@knhnj

the problem isn't that fushigi didn't work isn't that you didn't know what you were buying. in fact there is no way for a fushigi not to work its a just a plastic ball its YOU that didn't work. you're meant to watch the CD and learn yourself how to do the tricks.

sorry its just that I've seen alot of people saying this and it makes no sense.

[knhnj]

for some reason when i got fushigi, it didn't work! honestly to be the first to say, FUSHIGI IS A RIP-OFF!!!!!

[stevecrye]

Watching this reminded me of something - transfer of momentum between a basketball and a tennis ball. Hold a basketball at arms length and position a tennis ball on the top - don't hold the tennis ball, let it sit exactly on the top of the basketball. Drop the basketball, being careful to not disturb the relative positions. When the BB hits the floor there will be a small gap. The tennis ball will rebound with AMAZING speed (be careful). Video it!

[taofledermaus]

@stevecrye I've never heard of that before! That I've got to try. Hopefully I won't get a tennis ball in my face. lol

[PumaSkate2265]

@taofledermaus

Did u recorded this? :D

[gedankenwelten]

@stevecrye

Thats actually how the trick works where the cool man places a massive rock on his head an smasches it with a hammer. It's the basketball-thing just backwards.

[mantorok09]

@stevecrye It also works well with a jumbo and small super-ball. Hold the large one in the palm of your hand, using your last 3 fingers to grip it. Then hold the small ball with thumb and index directly atop the large ball. Make sure they are touching the entire time. Then out stretch your arm, holding the balls perpendicular to the ground, large on bottom and release. The large one pulls away prior to striking the ground, thus rebounding straight upwards into the small one propelling it greatly

[fsdlfnasnfsalk]

@stevecrye my brother`s face was hit by the tennis ball

[monkey314159]

@stevecrye I did that except with a golf ball. Don't do it near cars...

[KoolAidKO]

Kill yourself, you're dreaming! :P

[stfuBUDDY]

i took 4 percocets and man this video is feels soo weird like im in 1980 sci fi movie

[MadR6]

cool stuff

[mrbadx19]

man, i had a load of "mill balls" 32 years ago from a coal power plant's SO2 processor, some were 100+mm in diameter, imagine a few thousand of those being tossed around in a 20 foot diameter steel drum!

[taofledermaus]

@mrbadx19 They used those to pulverize the coal?  Gotta be better than a hammer mill.

[MrNelsonButterscotch]

Reminds me of a bullet in motion....

[Spetsop]

Wait, shouldn't that have been filmed with your high speed camera? lol :P

[miGsKills]

Cool video, Mr. scienceflyingmouse

:)

[Phayze87]

Awesome man, just awesome! Try it with some colored marbles! would give off a cool illusion.

Keep the videos coming!!

[taofledermaus]

@Phayze87 Thanks!

[ervans]

Nice, I wonder if it would spin longer with Teflon silicone lubricant.

[taofledermaus]

@ervans I got it to spin longer than I did in this video, but I was worried it would make the video too long and bore people. lol

[ervans]

@taofledermaus Maybe so, but I wanted it to keep going. I use that spray on everything. Oh forget about that, how about shooting the spray can.

[taofledermaus]

@ervans I have a can of the food grade silicone lube and I tried it but it didn't seem to make it spin any longer. I could have SPUN it harder but the bearing starts to ride on the outside of the bowl and throws the bowl around. This is the kind of stuff I do at 3am on my nights off. lol Mostly I was testing the focus-lock of my camera- usually stuff like this makes the auto-focus go berserk. 

[ervans]

@taofledermaus Thanks for trying sometimes I can't keep focussed. lol

[FusionMusicMan]

SCIENCE FTW!

[billhaley1868]

Very cool! Your gonna have to change your name to Taoscienceguy! lol

I used to have a Pachinko when I was a kid, yeeeears ago lol!

[taofledermaus]

@billhaley1868 I do videos like this every once in a while, probably drives some of my subscribers crazy. I've got quite a mixed audience I guess.  I had a Pachinko machine too. Noisy but it was fun. I should have kept it.

[tomtortoise]

is there a magnet on the bottom and can i use a ball bearing from a mouse ball

[taofledermaus]

@tomtortoise No magnets, just the heavy bearing spinning with little friction against the glass. The large bearings are about 37mm. The mouse ball would probably not spin for very long since it is rubber coated.

[mohawksniper79]

more guns good vids bro

[TheHiddenPart]

NERD-A-LICIOUS!!!!



[taofledermaus]

@TheHiddenPart Haha, damn I wish the weather was better. I am so behind on shooting videos!

[rlscs63]

Makes me want to see what a .308 would do to one of the big balls ;)

[taofledermaus]

@rlscs63 I'm pretty certain the bearings would win. I doubt a bullet would even leave a mark on them.

[lebensraummetal]

@rlscs63 splatter and blow lead all over the place

[ryukenosuke]

I love the 4 identical ball bearings in the upper left corner towards the end of the video. Those were almost surreal in how they slowly revolved.

[taofledermaus]

@ryukenosuke I cheated and filmed that one segment at 300fps.

[ryukenosuke]

Oooooh. Hahaha.  It was quite mesmerizing.

[italianirishscotish]

i do the same thing with quarters all day. but they stop and make cool noises.

[Spartan117A1]

Nice watch...

It must've costed you an arm and a leg...

[masicklazik]

@Spartan117A1 xD haha haven't thought of that oen!

[taofledermaus]

@Spartan117A1 It's a Timex... so. lol

[mxf7010g8k]

heavy ball spinning fast with minimal friction = sweet!

[Ranger629]

Is it because of mass and gravity?

[metalhead2508]

@Ranger629 It's because of the weight of the object and the minimal friction between the ball bearing and the glass bowl. Check out some videos of bullets being fired into ice. The bullets hit the ice, bounce off, land, and spin for minutes while digging a shallow hole into the ice. It's amazing.

[Ranger629]

@metalhead2508 Okay, thanks buddy. :D

[NaplesSwampRat]

fushigi !!!!!!!

[RoboTekno]

@NaplesSwampRat Fushigi?! LMAO I hate those commercials :D

[taofledermaus]

@NaplesSwampRat I guess those fushigis aren't anything but a ball, but the technique you handle them just gives the illusion they are doing something amazing.

[NaplesSwampRat]

@taofledermaus lol, they are just a ball for sure cuz i took one out of the box at walmart. the ppl on tv must have oil on their hands or something tho to do sum of the stuff they do

[taofledermaus]

@NaplesSwampRat I thought there was some sort of spinning balls inside the thing. I did some poking around on YT and it's sort of a sleight of hand technique they call surface juggling it think. Sort of like moon walking , just gives the illusion that fools the eyes. I would have been mad if I bought one.... lol rip off!

[ddgg00]

wow!

[weaponeer]

that was pretty cool

[007tallguy]

that's kinda neet! try the same thing with say, a styrofoam ball which has virtually no mass, thus no inertia, but still very little friction, you might get what.... 10 seconds of spinning, if that?

[0adireita]

wanna a hint???? spray some water on them...both ball and bowl and put in the fridge...

[Vdeogamer]

Amazing! Pure awesome! I've never seen anything like this before!

[taofledermaus]

@Vdeogamer Thanks!

[fia2322]

Gotta love viewing a video with a random gibberish title :)