levitating water droplets

[Vicious713]

It's like a toilet IN SPACE

[gibbo1112]

make a room like this and you walk in and suddenly shoot to the center...

[jjjonse]

Why do some people think, that EVERYTHING is fake. That´s just stupid.

[Lioyd1rving]

@jjjonse Half of them want to act smart, the other half just do it to be dickheads.

[jjjonse]

@Lioyd1rving LOL :D

[NinjadoAlaska]

For those who say It is harmful.Then why the hell do they use magnetic ressonance on medicine? u.u it's almost 10 T in there. And it it's completely safe, my teacher is one of the best there is xD he says magnetic fields interfere in not much to make harm, the frog just felt unable to get out, but the movements were controled by him

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@Aluminiumimmunitaet dude... ah nvm, i wont waste my time on you -.-"

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@Aluminiumimmunitaet dude, just shut up, i am really patient but ur getting to be annoying! comments are for telling ppl's opinions, and as long as i dont say anything to you, YOU dont say anything to me! and just cuz i said cursing, cuz no other word came to my mind, since english isnt my original language, you do know what i meant, so get lost! -.- and just to let u know i my computer wasnt even turned on, not even for an hour the whole day!

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@Aluminiumimmunitaet dude, you seriously FAIL at cursing at ppl xD.. but jsut to let you know:

1. i spend about 1-4 hrs at the computer a day..

2.im not stupid enough to belive that that OIL shit in levitating water.

3. you fail :)

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@Aluminiumimmunitaet haha... SCORE!!!!!!! if im fake ur gay ;) so u im still fake? :D

[xXIEATURFACEXx2]

Superfluid Hydrogen?



[fortheloveofFiona]

awesome

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

looks cool, but its fake :D

[JaJoCia]

@megvagyimmartizenyol not fake at all.

[NinjadoAlaska]

@megvagyimmartizenyol It's not xD 16 Tesla is ver powerful, thousands more than the field earth generates

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@NinjadoAlaska r u sure its not just water in cooking oil? :) i did that b4, and it looks perfectly the same ;)

[NinjadoAlaska]

@megvagyimmartizenyol Yeah, xD mt psyshics teacher told me, even if, then how would you explain the grasshoper and the frog levitating? xD oil can't do that

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@NinjadoAlaska yea, i was wondering about that too :D ... frog.. levitating... iron frog sorrounded with magnets.. WTF? XD yeah, your right.... but i still dont get how did they make so much power to make things levitate :D

[NinjadoAlaska]

@megvagyimmartizenyol He(my teacher) said they used a LOT of energy, he said it's about to the electricity used by a small city

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@NinjadoAlaska shiit... thats a LOT of power :O k, maybe its real :D tho i still have doubts in it :D

[NinjadoAlaska]

@megvagyimmartizenyol xD Even I have after seeing fiction is getting closer and closer xP But it's true *---*

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@NinjadoAlaska hehe.. well if thats tricky, check out the levitating frog... that was freaky xD.. i wonder what it feels like tho :O

[NinjadoAlaska]

@megvagyimmartizenyol Man, I'd be like: WTH is going on?!? xD imagine, just rotating and turning and spinnig ;; I'd vomit xD

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

@NinjadoAlaska lawl, yeah, kinda same :D

[Lordp00m]

They state that anything can float because everything is magnetic... But nearly everything contains water so isn't it posible it only repells watter and by repelling the water inside other things it can make anything float?

[lokothings2010]

its real and the fact is that it works better with water because water is slitly repell by magnets.

[april76301]

if any has gor a hot plate a put water on it after it warmed up the water just skids off its because the heat is making a steam pocket below the water making it do that :D

[megvagyimmartizenyol]

lol, u know that its OIL that u use at home poured into watter, and puted to oil to the outer of the water, and its still inside the thing that it was in, but it looks nice :)

[chrissie149]

spacing water WTF!! xd

[GaolisVideoLog]

So... if humans are exposed to a huge magnet it'll work as well, right? Are there any known side effects?

[420anonymous]

@GaolisVideoLog It puts off several Teslas of power, which is roughly twice that of an MRI machine. I think levitating a human would have to involve some government agency funding to be accomplished. Don't let that stop you though! :)

As for side effects, well, won't know them all until we've tried it! I

[GaolisVideoLog]

@420anonymous Quote "won't know them all until we've tried it!" Words of a pioneer. haha. Ok, hope we get some government funding at some point to levitate something the size and weight of a human and maybe someday, people. I mean, people built the CERN collider and the ISS, so, a giant MRI machine, should be doable at some point. ^_^

[kikook222]

@420anonymous The side effect would be death. We already know living by powerlines isn't good for your health (The gigantic ones, not the phone poles), which is because large magetic fields are dangerous to organic life. For example the Frog Demostration they like to show on TV, the floating one, usually kills the frog after despite being drugged up at the time of doing it.

[MightyRhinox]

@kikook222 No, it's not the magnetic field that is dangerous, it's the dirty air that is. High Voltage Power lines ionize the air around them cleaning all the shit out of it. Unfortunately that shit has to go somewhere; down onto us and the ground where it accumulates...

High Voltage power lines = clean air + dirty dirt....

Sucks to be human...

[kikook222]

@MightyRhinox I was under the impression that because of how our brain works and the iron content in our blood was the real reason. This is why I love YT, I learn new stuff.

[ozoxchris]

I think the animals they put in there are in extreme pain. :/ so I don't think you'd want to put a human in there.

[Toukkis36]

You _THINK_ the animals are in pain?

[Toukkis36]

@ozoxchris

They look more like confused. The frog is like "Wtf is happening dude?"

[TomCatFort]

How hard is to create a 16 tesla strong magnetic field?

[Stormrunner0002]

@TomCatFort

1 Tesla = 10 000 Guass

Bpeak = Inductance (L in Henries) of the Coil*Peak Amps*10^8 / (N*A)

Where Bpeak is Peak DC Flux Density in Gauss,

L is the inductance of the coil in Henries,

Peak Amps is the measured RMS Peak Amps flowing through the coil,

N is the number of turns in the coil, and

A is the cross-sectional area of the air-core section of the coil.

[robnox]

look at those Virtual Photons go!

[sean6006]

You could float a human in a strong enough magnetic field.

[cronnin]

@sean6006 It wouldn;t be a human anymore :)

[plasmasun]

Sick.

[AHeroRising]

and you are an incredibly annoying person opposing logic, science, and technology. you could be compared with a redneck for example (which is , by the way, not a compliment)

[Cartoonruf]

I don't even want to know how that works.

[patder1]

so what equipments would you require to make a model ?

[AHeroRising]

let's say, a perfectly circular (iron) chamber, a few million gigawatts, and a hell of a scientist team.

[patder1]

is it possible to buy one of these..and use dem in a amusement park??? Where could a person get them....this is really cool

[Pwntzyou]

Yea if you have billions of dollars to spend on it, and even more to spend on the electricity required to use it :|

[tacobravo233]

me five

[sexyalexi711]

he has a drop of water in a cup and he shuke it to make it look like it was levetateing you guy jake ass fucks avatar sucks ass ha ah ah ah ah ah ha ha ha ah si

[PCSoftware]

This is even cooler when a live frog is inside ;) (seen it on Discovery channel... the frog wasnt hurt... it just floated around :D)

[april76301]

@PCSoftware lol i saw that too the frog was floating lol

[Ninja5aif]

im gonna do this! then ill be like avatar aang! water bending

[laputahayom]

avatar fan?

[Ninja5aif]

yup ^^

[laputahayom]

me too

[Aquaturtleblaster]

me three

[LiquidFl4me]

me four!!

[geofrog707]

cool

[SunnyShawFilms]

Reported Abuse

[Lorentz5]

mercury much?

[TheJoshuaa]

so paramagnetic compounds won't work?

[Xxero0]

Actually not anything will do this. It needs to be diamagnetic, which just gets repelled instead of pulled. Water is diamegnetic, so thats why humans, animals, and anything else with water can do this.

[pyrodogg]

science is cool

[SierraDs]

whata hell is that!!

[Nagrandt]

That's cool!

[SabreTooth123]

where could I get a magnet like this? are they super expensive?

[Soufpaw]

super

[pogohero6334]

crazy expensive

[NaruHinaBeliever]

More expensive than both of our neighborhoods combined, a couple billion

[thebatmanofonett]

they are kind of expensive but you could...make one if you figured out the basics behind the device.

I can't describe it here since its...somewhat illegal to do so.

[dinmagic]

Not only do you need magnets. You also need something to power it. You have to be rich to run that machine for an hour.

[vincentgratton16]

I have a question. If someone put something that can float at the bottom of the bubble, would ti goes up?

[serpentphoenix]

maybe if we find a way to increase our magnetic field of the brain , we can do telekinesis!

[laputahayom]

or get serous brain damage from walking under metal roofs

[RichieRich513]

Search for "Diamagnetic Levitation" next

[devilboy55]

Lol it looks like its gonna explode from an amazing orgasm.

[chumdog]

its so sick, nto teh leviation , bt the water droplet, in the midle of it it looks like a galaxy is being formed, with a planet similar to earth and the sun behind it !!, its so awsome

[LILLYANDJASPER]

hells yeah

[SORAKH2756]

thats... a strong magnet

[sharon90]

if you look at the water droplet, it looks like the universe and everything in it!!! :DDD

[deznutzes]

This is one part of an experiment by the High Field Magnetic Laboratory in the Netherlands.

[hdfyr]

lol u lot r so gulable its in a cup n hes filming from the bottom

[Krisspychiken]

your such a dumb ass.. go read a physics book

[chaomaster37]

lol super cool

[Dracanse]

but how do the forcez of earth let you do that

[Dracanse]

but how do the forcez of earth let you do that

[superpiggieninja0o0]

HOLY SHIT.

[csengeri]

Nice!

[ribbs123423]

sweet now i know how chris angel floats!

[ChoasOrderPAIN]

LMAO!

[sgtbillybobby]

cool but how does magnetism affect water? thought m,agnets only worked with metal?

[spacehelmetforacow]

really reaally strong magnets can affect anything, from WATER (shown in this video) to LIVE FROGS (search for levitaing frog.

[sgtbillybobby]

wow cool :|

[blackreazor]

agnets can affect water because of it polarity.

[switchfootroxs]

electrons

[MoviesMan8]

cool

[DeimosSaturn]

putting water in a standing sound wave created by an ultrasonic speaker produces the exact same effect but with 10000 times less energy. Simulating zero gravity is pointless. The real money is in simulating 1 g in a zero g environment, like on star trek.

[EralForgan]

With that kind of magnetic power described, your blood would be pulled out of your body.

[aaabbb01]

the water is on the camera

[vmelkon]

Is there is description?

[broken121589]

The water is inside a POWERFUL magnet

[gt4awd]

Awsome closeup. I wish my camera was that good. Nice video.

[miroku575]

thats probly close to what water in 0G look? cept this one is more in a controlled sphere..

[Mokupo]

SWEEEET!