Wrong pronounciation. It is not Gömbök, but you have to say something like: "gömböts". "C" in Hungarian is not "K", but just like "TS" or "DS" or normal german "C". (regards from Hungary)
Why does he say "gömbök" rather than pronouncing the "ts" at the end? Shouldn't be difficult for a German speaker. Is there an international pronunciation of this word?
To the idiots who think that this thing keeps moving infinitely: It does not. There is only one "right way up" for it, but once it reaches that point, it stops moving. (Well, there's another orientation it could stay on, but it's like balancing a coin on its edge)
no it only has one way up but if made inacuratly there is a chance you can set it at another orintation. if it is made 100,000,000 of a millimeter in any wrong direction then there is a chance it would stant in another orintation thats how accurate it has to be
@FadoDeo4444 What the are you talking about? Balls stop bouncing "mathematically" as well. What you're talking about is disregarding friction, and that's not the point of this. The point of this is that it always flips to one side without manipulating the center of mass (i.e. using the same material throughout the entire object).
@rvyyn actually; i went back and researched a bit and found that friction is without consequence in what I was talking about. Mathematically, a ball will bounce an infinite amount of times; with or without friction. But; you are right, this isn't about the "infinite" movement of this shape... so this conversation is therefore also without consequence... just.. dust in the wind.
@FadoDeo4444 No it won't. This is high school physics. When a ball compresses and expands as it bounces off a plane the molecules of its fabric rub against each other and due to that friction some energy is converted into heat. What you're talking about is a totally elastic collision. These don't exist other than in high school textbooks, and their only purpose is to simply a problem where you don't need to take friction into account. Now stop blabbering about "mathematically" this and that.
@rvyyn On the actual meaning of "mathematically". You are speaking about the physical world. What happens is the ball indeed stops bouncing, but it does so after having bounced an infinite amount of times. It bounces an infinite amount of times in a finite amount of time. It's the whole zeno's paradox in a different situation; in which mathematics never allow the ball to ever lose all it's energy until reaching it's full graphical asymptote ( total vertical distance).
@FadoDeo4444 No that's not true. What you mean to say is that it is possible to simplify our physical reality using INCORRECT mathematical models (and completely disregarding quantum mechanics) and construct a ball that bounces infinitely. But that's a completely pointless statement as it is "mathematically" possible to almost anything. Zeno was a philosopher, not a scientist, without access to quantum mechanics. And he had many paradoxes, not just one, and they are all based on ROUGH estimates.
It's not that it never stops moving, its that it rights itself from any position. It has only 2 equilibrium points and so from any position will tend to the stable 'upright' one.
it's a shape that has one stable point and one semi-stable point (think tip of a pen) it will always travel towards the stable point..but since it only has ONE stable point it rotates rocks and rolls for a long time till it gets there.
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I know perfectly well what I'm talking about. The point is, is that I'm not getting a boner or spending hundreds of dollars to have a math equation to self right itself. If I needed to have fun with an overpriced odd shape I'd invite your mother, the whore over again and play with her tits.
he said that some turtles with flatter (so non gömböc similar) shells used theyre necks to get off theyre backs... and that they took some crazy pictures and thats how the turtles ended up being awesome breakdancers..
@Ohfishyfishyfish: he actually did. he said something like:. The turtles with flat shells used their necks to get on their feet. The scientist managed to shoot spectacular pictures of that. That way clumsy turtles became breakdancers.
Its hungarian, not German.. And its merely saying that turtles have the same shape as a gomboc, which is a very intricately engineered object using very advanced mathamatic equations to make it self right no matter what position you put it in.. Unlike some self-rightable objects, it is not weighted in any way.
A lényeg az, hogy még 1995-ben egy orosz matematikus megfogalmazott egy sejtést, mely szerint létezik olyan homogén test négynél kevesebb egyensúlyi ponttal. A gömböcnek kettő van, egy instabil és egy stabil. Ezzel bizonyítottak egy 11 éves sejtést. Dióhéjban ennyi, gyakorlati haszna egyelőre nincs.
El Gomboc (en español "esfera"), un invento húngaro que ha sido el resultado de una larga búsqueda matemática. Se trata de una pieza redonda realizada en un transparente material sintético con suaves curvas, y sólo tiene una vía para balancearse coordinada rigurosamente con la Madre Naturaleza. El Gomboc es un cuerpo tridimensional homogéneo con solo un punto estable y solo un punto inestable de equilibrio.
Ezt honnan veszed? Tudsz forrást megjelölni? A gömböc sík terepen nagyon szépen beáll egyensúlyi helyzetbe, na de tudjuk hogy a harckocsikat milyen terepre tervezik. Nem beszélve arról, hogy ha egy harckocsi felborul, ott már régen nagy baj van. Szerintem ez hülyeség, de ha van vmi forrás, szívesen átböngészem.
Gyakorlati haszna egyelőre nincs. Egy híres matematikus sejtését bizonyították be, miszerint létezik ilyen objektum, azzal, hogy Domokos Gábor és Várkonyi Péter megalkotta.
Köszönöm az info-t, ezt sejtettem is... Le a kalappal előttük, nem fikázni akarom, nagyszerű, hogy ilyen tökéletes dolgokat alkot az ember, meg nagyon érdekes is... Már utánanéztem több helyen is, hogy mi is ez a gömböc.
There are probably other evolutionary constraints at work, like resistance to crunching and bashing, so we can't expect the convergence to be exact, anyway. And a turtle doesn't have uniform density.
Richtige Aussprache:: [gömbötz] und nicht [gömbök]
acsodalatosmandarin 1 week ago
Here is a video from QI that explains it in english:
watch?v=XCAg5_vH
felsspat 2 months ago
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tcswed 3 months ago
Wrong pronounciation. It is not Gömbök, but you have to say something like: "gömböts". "C" in Hungarian is not "K", but just like "TS" or "DS" or normal german "C". (regards from Hungary)
parsifal7301 3 months ago
This reminds me of the penis sculpture from A Clockwork Orange.
MrMundy107 4 months ago
The article was published in Spiegel Online, dated 25.10.2007.
Die Mathematik der Schildkröten-Rolle
Von Holger Dambeck
human600 6 months ago
0:15
"shit couldn't get........."
anymore german
APBall 6 months ago 11
WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?!
TheBehattedOne 6 months ago
@TheBehattedOne Thumbs up for the Futurama reference. It took me a second to place the quote. Well done, Behatted One.
markfakelastname 5 months ago
Did anyone else almost crap themseleves when he started talking?
BroszB4 7 months ago 22
Break dancing turtles, hell yes.
ZolRing 7 months ago 6
Gizmodo
graveF34R 7 months ago
Fuck OCD, can't stand it rolling around.
boomerxxx 7 months ago
io9
imalwayswatchingu00 7 months ago 4
the inventor appeared on QI - it has no practical application and Rich Hall asks him "Do you feel like you've wasted your life?" Ha ha
BoltonASD 8 months ago
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Such a nauseating language, it just sounds like talking in reverse. Its garbage
Floorsquid 9 months ago
@Floorsquid du bist ein sheisskopf
smuffinator 7 months ago
das wird als "gömböz" ausgesprochen:D
lillla 9 months ago
bruno?
n3bulous 10 months ago
при чём тут черепахи?
kloratis 10 months ago
So what we have here is an ostentatious paperweight ?
First Attila then the rubiks cube and now this , the Hungarians sure are on a roll.
FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD 10 months ago
hahaha keep replaying it at around 0:48 im sure he ses "hmm shit"
phantom9195 10 months ago
Schildkröte. Literally "Shielded toad"
And he did say breakdancer. Many languages use English words or English equivilents. Telephone, telefon, telefono. Computer, komputer...
Armistice023 11 months ago
hahahah breakdancer
tholfeld1 1 year ago
The first thing the guy says is "shit curtain"
xdegenerate18 1 year ago 14
@xdegenerate18 hahhaha i lol'd
chillz27 1 year ago
@xdegenerate18 Shit Curtain is German for Turtle :)
Ado501 1 year ago 5
hungaryhungaryhungary! best!
TheKriszman 1 year ago
I Like Turtles
milindame 1 year ago 2
Why does he say "gömbök" rather than pronouncing the "ts" at the end? Shouldn't be difficult for a German speaker. Is there an international pronunciation of this word?
rjr1967 1 year ago
sildkrőt gömbök :)
Bukowszky 1 year ago
túró gombóc. Ilyet már öreganyám is csinált, nem mai találmány ez :D Van szilvás is.
TheMasenko 1 year ago 2
不倒龟壳球 (龟壳球) !!
triumv3 1 year ago
Gömböc
kínaiul =
magyar kiejtése= pútao kuiköcsiú
leírva= budaoguikeqiu
forrás =
t i t a n i c w i n d o w . xx xx xx xx . jp / gomboc / index . html
(törlendőek a szóközök)
triumv3 1 year ago
@triumv3 Ez japán oldal nem? nem kínai :)
Avasallador101 1 year ago
poopoo
amarveer90 1 year ago
この動画の見所。
1 Hi今日の首伸ばしたいそう、亀さんもっと首を伸ばして、大丈夫ですよ伸びますよ。
2 幾何学好き必見な亀の甲羅のモデル。
Jpopn 1 year ago
That's german!
MasturCheef95 1 year ago
cucc
jimday666 1 year ago
didn't understand a word cept in the end it said something "breakdancer."
cnmarine2006 1 year ago 2
@cnmarine2006
ROFLMAO
IstOne1989 1 year ago
The original name is "gömböc". It's a hungarian invention.
henes13 2 years ago
its not gömbök or gomboc you pornounce it as "goemboets"
dzeruel 2 years ago
yes... gömböc is the right name
lastheroli 2 years ago
Издеваются над черепашками...
lokky7778 2 years ago
To the idiots who think that this thing keeps moving infinitely: It does not. There is only one "right way up" for it, but once it reaches that point, it stops moving. (Well, there's another orientation it could stay on, but it's like balancing a coin on its edge)
SJGster 2 years ago 46
@SJGster ty. i thought this was what this shape was but couldnt really find anything on it.
TRAXXAS59 1 year ago
@SJGster
no it only has one way up but if made inacuratly there is a chance you can set it at another orintation. if it is made 100,000,000 of a millimeter in any wrong direction then there is a chance it would stant in another orintation thats how accurate it has to be
fakeaccount663 10 months ago
@SJGster mathematically; this keeps moving infinitely, just like a ball never really stops bouncing.
FadoDeo4444 3 weeks ago
@FadoDeo4444 What the are you talking about? Balls stop bouncing "mathematically" as well. What you're talking about is disregarding friction, and that's not the point of this. The point of this is that it always flips to one side without manipulating the center of mass (i.e. using the same material throughout the entire object).
rvyyn 1 week ago
@rvyyn actually; i went back and researched a bit and found that friction is without consequence in what I was talking about. Mathematically, a ball will bounce an infinite amount of times; with or without friction. But; you are right, this isn't about the "infinite" movement of this shape... so this conversation is therefore also without consequence... just.. dust in the wind.
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@FadoDeo4444 No it won't. This is high school physics. When a ball compresses and expands as it bounces off a plane the molecules of its fabric rub against each other and due to that friction some energy is converted into heat. What you're talking about is a totally elastic collision. These don't exist other than in high school textbooks, and their only purpose is to simply a problem where you don't need to take friction into account. Now stop blabbering about "mathematically" this and that.
rvyyn 1 week ago
@rvyyn On the actual meaning of "mathematically". You are speaking about the physical world. What happens is the ball indeed stops bouncing, but it does so after having bounced an infinite amount of times. It bounces an infinite amount of times in a finite amount of time. It's the whole zeno's paradox in a different situation; in which mathematics never allow the ball to ever lose all it's energy until reaching it's full graphical asymptote ( total vertical distance).
FadoDeo4444 1 week ago
@FadoDeo4444 No that's not true. What you mean to say is that it is possible to simplify our physical reality using INCORRECT mathematical models (and completely disregarding quantum mechanics) and construct a ball that bounces infinitely. But that's a completely pointless statement as it is "mathematically" possible to almost anything. Zeno was a philosopher, not a scientist, without access to quantum mechanics. And he had many paradoxes, not just one, and they are all based on ROUGH estimates.
rvyyn 1 week ago
I like Gömböcs
gn3xu5 2 years ago
@gn3xu5 not even Gömböcs
dzeruel 2 years ago
the ultimate spin-off will produce a billion a second
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if it never stopped moving it could be the source to infinitve energy?
langhalsen 2 years ago
Assuming it never stops moving... but it does stop.
xVaultx 2 years ago
WHAT DOES IT DO!!
Joker69010 2 years ago
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if you put that thing on a plane surface, it never stops moving;) a hungarian invention.. btw i'm hungarian:)
andrew19891019 2 years ago
It's not that it never stops moving, its that it rights itself from any position. It has only 2 equilibrium points and so from any position will tend to the stable 'upright' one.
cykolink 2 years ago 4
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yeah but still.. it never stops moving.. (does it? xD)
andrew19891019 2 years ago
it's a shape that has one stable point and one semi-stable point (think tip of a pen) it will always travel towards the stable point..but since it only has ONE stable point it rotates rocks and rolls for a long time till it gets there.
addmoreice 2 years ago 4
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yeah you know what else self rights itself? a fucking baseball and it only cost me $1.00.
Dontbustthecrust 2 years ago
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xenon8488 2 years ago
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I know perfectly well what I'm talking about. The point is, is that I'm not getting a boner or spending hundreds of dollars to have a math equation to self right itself. If I needed to have fun with an overpriced odd shape I'd invite your mother, the whore over again and play with her tits.
Dontbustthecrust 2 years ago
they sell these little pieces of plastic for like 1000 dollars.
Luhv2xlr8 2 years ago
I swear he said 'breakdancer' at the end.
Ohfishyfishyfish 2 years ago 198
he said that some turtles with flatter (so non gömböc similar) shells used theyre necks to get off theyre backs... and that they took some crazy pictures and thats how the turtles ended up being awesome breakdancers..
:)
leeopard 2 years ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish yes ^^
Arxon20 1 year ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish The reporter said "some turtles have been turned into breakdancers"!
Patrick45127 1 year ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish He did! :P
That was part of a German report and what the guy says is something like: "And that is how a ,normally known as lazy, turtle becomes a breakdancer"
;)
93JonnyM 1 year ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish yep he said "breakdancer"
Centerman2k 1 year ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish he did. and?
BitPit 11 months ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish
i can confirm that. he speaks german and he said it at the end.
shadewizard 7 months ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish
He did. He says
"From clumsy/cumbersome turtles come breakdancers."
776locust 7 months ago 5
@Ohfishyfishyfish: he actually did. he said something like:. The turtles with flat shells used their necks to get on their feet. The scientist managed to shoot spectacular pictures of that. That way clumsy turtles became breakdancers.
akoolah 5 months ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish
Probably because he said that
falsinar 4 months ago
@Ohfishyfishyfish he did.....
DoubleReeds 1 week ago
the title really should be in German, since noone who don't speak that language would understand this video anyway...
thinkadrian 2 years ago
Its hungarian, not German.. And its merely saying that turtles have the same shape as a gomboc, which is a very intricately engineered object using very advanced mathamatic equations to make it self right no matter what position you put it in.. Unlike some self-rightable objects, it is not weighted in any way.
:-)
Pattoe 2 years ago
it might be a hungarian idea but the video is german.
GivenWillingly 2 years ago
Ooooh, Sorry, I just assumed it would be in hungarian, My speakers arnt on.
Thanks for correction :)
Pattoe 2 years ago
HELP!
Grunbeldodd 2 years ago
ЧЕРЕПАХИ РУЛЯТ ВСЕМ МИРОМ !!!
bulko23 3 years ago
és ezt mire fogják használni? :D
brumanima 3 years ago
Pl. arra, hogy feldugjuk a seggedbe és megnézzük mi történik.
dopxorbit 3 years ago 4
dopxorbit: te nagyon hulye vagy,de ez nagy volt :))! (Bocs a hulyeert) Epp ittam vmit es miattad rakoptem a monitorra.....
PIPIPISTA 2 years ago
A lényeg az, hogy még 1995-ben egy orosz matematikus megfogalmazott egy sejtést, mely szerint létezik olyan homogén test négynél kevesebb egyensúlyi ponttal. A gömböcnek kettő van, egy instabil és egy stabil. Ezzel bizonyítottak egy 11 éves sejtést. Dióhéjban ennyi, gyakorlati haszna egyelőre nincs.
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rikanov 3 years ago
nagyszerű! remek újabb magyar találmány!
but it's not gömböK, try to spell gömbötz.
berakdata 3 years ago
Disegn by God discovered by the hun
soniazpapp 3 years ago
try to spell as gömöts" in the end and not gömböck
brumanima 3 years ago
ebben mi a nagy cucc? i think i can ask hungarian, cos the name is hun too :) anyway
what is the hilarious in this invention?
brumanima 3 years ago
A "Weebil" can't be knocked over either, and has a much simpler shape!
springy120453 3 years ago
but Weebils are weighted at the bottom this has an average density
jedigeek93 3 years ago
only word i caught was breakdancer right at the end,
rustyhookj 3 years ago
it'S GÖMBÖC, not gömböK
BenceRAP 3 years ago 3
hungarian invention :)
we did it
BenceRAP 3 years ago
Me ha gustado. Una vez más el ser humano imita a la naturaleza. En ella tenemos que basar siempre nuestra inspiración para innovar.
jesusestebangomez 3 years ago
un önning brlurrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhhhg
to1m 3 years ago
Richtig ausgesprochen!"GÖMBÖZ"
gelazso 3 years ago
Ungarn!!!
gelazso 3 years ago
El Gomboc (en español "esfera"), un invento húngaro que ha sido el resultado de una larga búsqueda matemática. Se trata de una pieza redonda realizada en un transparente material sintético con suaves curvas, y sólo tiene una vía para balancearse coordinada rigurosamente con la Madre Naturaleza. El Gomboc es un cuerpo tridimensional homogéneo con solo un punto estable y solo un punto inestable de equilibrio.
cazadorhotsex 3 years ago
nos,,, amúgy elvileg ezt harci járművekre akarnák használni... egy tank mely mindig talpra áll...
sftubing 3 years ago
Ezt honnan veszed? Tudsz forrást megjelölni? A gömböc sík terepen nagyon szépen beáll egyensúlyi helyzetbe, na de tudjuk hogy a harckocsikat milyen terepre tervezik. Nem beszélve arról, hogy ha egy harckocsi felborul, ott már régen nagy baj van. Szerintem ez hülyeség, de ha van vmi forrás, szívesen átböngészem.
Xezs 3 years ago
Értem, hogy homogén, meg a súlypontokat is értem, de mi a ferde f@8zra jó?
kiralykristof 3 years ago 3
Gyakorlati haszna egyelőre nincs. Egy híres matematikus sejtését bizonyították be, miszerint létezik ilyen objektum, azzal, hogy Domokos Gábor és Várkonyi Péter megalkotta.
laci6666 3 years ago 3
Köszönöm az info-t, ezt sejtettem is... Le a kalappal előttük, nem fikázni akarom, nagyszerű, hogy ilyen tökéletes dolgokat alkot az ember, meg nagyon érdekes is... Már utánanéztem több helyen is, hogy mi is ez a gömböc.
kiralykristof 3 years ago
valami arnoldnak hívják és orosz... a matematikus
b4rn1k4 3 years ago
hahahaha the only thing i understood was "break dancer" at the end
grandexandi 4 years ago 4
Hahahaha, yeah im exactly the same
laughingaussie90 4 years ago
But the Earth isn't a flat surface! :)
There are probably other evolutionary constraints at work, like resistance to crunching and bashing, so we can't expect the convergence to be exact, anyway. And a turtle doesn't have uniform density.
sirjection 4 years ago
Very interesting video. The experiment with the shapes was instructional.
robtran 4 years ago