Ferromagnetic Liquid

[Renegade30]

Fucking magnets, how do they work?

[ragefault]

I find this difficult to masturbate to.

[hybridwolf55]

What happens if one were to drink it?

[BeautifuICyberBuIIy]

@hybridwolf55 Death by hyperferraemia, I would imagine.

[metalstorm997]

@BeautifuICyberBuIIy it's Hemochromatosis

sorry if i sound like a jerk

[BeautifuICyberBuIIy]

@metalstorm997 Not at all; I am genuinely interested. Being British, we would spell it "haemochromatosis" but that seems to be an inherited disease where normal amounts of mineral iron in a normal diet result in sickness, rather than over-ingestion, though I suppose it result in the same thing.

Nice one.

[MrAbdumalik]

@vancouverprodctions man, im still a human, but my internet speed isnt as slow as urs ))))

[makemehavefun]

stupid video... they got it backwards. had they put the magnet AFTER displaying a flat surface I'd have been more interested.

[electriceater]

easy to clean off the floor.

[Zarac1121123]

@electriceater lol ya just magnet it to the magnet :D

[foozbong]

Lol, originally I saw a video of this stuff, and thought it was CGI. Apparently not...

[xtruma]

i never thought about thsi but now... physicists always picture magnetic fields as wave particles going going from pole 1 to pole 2... but in the ferromagnetic liquid, we could see that the magnetic field inside those magnets are definitely not as imagined...they are all pointy and actually follow a specific shape..umm, i guess we could get something out of this one...but WHAT ?? lol

[twentyflights]

actually, static magnetic fields are neither particles or waves (see: Gauss' Law for Magnetism + Biot-Savart Law)...but yeah the shape of the polarized liquid is pretty weird, but i bet it's more a function of the liquid's physical properties and how that affects the ability of the nanoparticles to align.

cool stuff though.

[DjGisME]

there is better thing to do with it for example fluid piston powered by external magnet running along the cylinder. No metal contact no oil needed

[DyingElement]

It won't do any good

The bullet is usually made of lead with a copper coating, these two elements aren't affected by magnetic fields, only iron cobalt and nickel are

Bullets are usually lead because it is a lot denser comparing to iron

[furiousharry]

gadolinium is ferro magnetic too!

[a4finger]

h4x!

[Merser24]

yww

[itsacorporatething]

"Notice: This video is copyright by its respectful owners. The website address on the video does not mean anything."

lol, jacking videos. its ok because its in the name of science.

[michaelphines]

It is NOT solid guys. N-O-T. It just forms into a shape in the presence of a magnetic force. If you touch it, it will still act like water.

[Pimpmastahanhduece]

well...more like jello that doesnt eventually squish

[wayne6767topaz]

This stuff has been around for a while.

[BabyWhaleNutz]

Fuck yea!!! a crude outburst to such an enlightening conversation! the fluid is definitely cool, and has tons of real world applications.

[shahar385]

ok, THIS IS WAY MORE ATHENTIC THEN OTHER VIDS! now i believe its not a fake thingy =D ty for changing my opinion and making me realize THIS CAN BE THE NEXT GREATEST TOY EVER!!! EVER!!!! >:)

[survival12345]

its called MagnaView fluid... it cost 15$ (u.s.) for 30 ml, but gets cheaper the more you buy... its not 'hard' when its magnetized, (when it 'spikes' up), its still just an 'oily liquid'... i was gonna make a kick ass mace or sword out of the stuff but that didnt work.. if you drop almost any shape magnet into the stuff it becomes a liquid ball and will race around the container, making me think this will be a great engine or ball-berring etc. lubercant..

[KANCERII]

This principle would make an awesome future gasket that could be used in nano applications. Imagine having th liquid contained in an area and being able to turn a electromagnet on to activate the liquid to become solid instantly. What if you could have a pc hooked up to the electromagnets to change an appearance of an object or even hide or hide an object kinda like a chameleon shell.

[datzfast]

do it

[M3T4LH34D812]

The Black Gold of the future

[M3T4LH34D812]

ferrofluid would make an optimal lubricant for a solidstate solenoid piston engine

[xkylum]

ever thought of glancing of the name of this compound fellas?

(ferro)magnetic

look at the periodic table at iron, it isn't [I] it is [FE] because iron is the moden name the latin scientific name of iorn is ferrum

hmmmm i think there is iron in there

[furiousharry]

yh its tiny suspended particles of iron aparently

[seanpg95]

whoa wtf what is that do u make that or buy it or wtf

[metube5303]

drop it all over the floor and poick it up with the magnet

[Fandalg]

oops. double post... meant to reply.

[whitecallum]

that cannot be real cuz mathmaticly and scientificly you can not get magnetic liquid

[dstudmuffinv]

That can't be true because they just mathematically and scientifically got magnetic liquid.

[Fandalg]

Lurk Moar

[Fandalg]

LURK MOARRRRR!

[datzfast]

i wet to hise school did you

[Avataryoutuification]

@datzfast Hise school?

[PetercAW]

even though i know nothing about this, i assume from the description that it's magnetic particles in water, idiot.

[niiidar]

LURK SOME FUCKING MOAR!

[maxsnowboard]

lol y lead is magnectic and guess what makes some printer inks black you guessed it and what is that omg ink is liquid!

[maxsnowboard]

lol douche monkey

[nirvanafan833]

I counted you being wrong about 3 times, lead is not magnetic, it is not black, it's silver when pure, grey when oxidised, and lead is not used in printer inks anyway.

[datzfast]

and yet here we are, have you been practicing religion with your science

[brumanima]

never too late :D:D lol i like it :D

[UntoldGood]

For some really cool art made with ferrofluid and an interview with the artist - search for the video 'When I Met This Material'

[marcoantonio93]

you tube have many videos from this liquid and all of the are amazing!

the first time i se somem videos from this liquied i cant belive it.

maybe someday they will sell this fluid :D

[leprachaun69]

they do...i just ordered a bottle yesterday ^_^ i cant wait!

[bbc789789]

I say leave it up. Geeks rule!

[xlxstormxlx]

lololol.

[SardonicusRexx]

Can this be used to make sex toys?

[Skalman91]

that actually made me laugh! good one! :D

[archvile4]

its oil with Iron particles in it

might be a bit...uncomfortable

[datzfast]

inside every red blood cell are many molecules of ferromagnetic iron apply a magnet to blood and it does the same thing, that's how you get an erection. i get one differently.

[fromstart2finish]

@datzfast

I honestly hope your joking.

You dont get an erection from ferromagnetic physics moron.

[datzfast]

@fromstart2finish you said that not me

[London2272]

@fromstart2finish That depends how much you like ferromagnetic physics.

[datzfast]

@SardonicusRexx no

[soursimon]

That looks so gross but very interesting nonetheless.