9 Amazing Science Gadgets!
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- čas přidán 29. 11. 2019
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I’m baaackkk!
brusspup that was my first thought
Please, stay with us!!!!
YAAAASSSS!!!!
Been a while
Yep! See you again next year.
Music kinda made me nostalgic
Honestly, they should use Monolith in their every video, it's just too good
I was about to comment that!! Isn't it? I mean you only hear it once a year
huh same
The same happened to me
What is it from?
Well, that's a name I haven't seen in my subscription list for a while...
Same goes to me
A long while...
I know right xD
Can we take the time and appreciate the fact that this guy bought all the novelty items from Spencer’s
Lol
Memories of my youth. Thanks!
The only comeback i care about in 2019
Dont forget NISLT comeback
Vsauce?
MCR?
Minecraft?
5:02 omg the nostalgia from that song almost made me cry
The first one does for me too. I think it reminds me of my early youtube days. Somehow I feel _slightly_ tearful
Same ToT
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Marko Btw what is this song? It sounds amazing
@@TallBoyGareth1 soul switch. Link in description
This is extremely satisfying
Sience is extremely satisfying
Yes sir
not the sound
Yeap
Specially the lava clocks
I've waited 23 years...
All a life
Interstellar
I know, right?!
For what
@@dougdimmadome5652 For everything old to become new again. I was a kid when most of these gadgets were brand new. So much nostalgia.
I'm pretty sure all of these 'Science Gadgets' were sold as toys when I was a kid back in the late 1970s.
I used to shake up those liquid motion toys when I was a kid
Yep. And the shiny metal ones are often marketed as "Executive Desk Toys" for adults to fiddle with while waiting to get in the way of their employees doing work.
Definitely
1970s was great time for toys action figures were large like 12 inch tall
What difference does it matter?
I’m so happy this channel still posts, one of my main reasons I even creating a CZcams channel in the first place was just to subscribe to brusspup.
@c6amp no, you absolutely cannot. I'd like to know where you get the crack you smoke
@@Sillimant_ it is possible to sub and like videos. You need channel for commenting
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@@bayzid8436 No it's not
Top best comeback's of 2019
I used to have all 3 of those liquid motion machines... brings back memories from like 20 years ago.
Ahhhhh, how I've missed this music
Im not alone and thats crazy
i love the first one because it also shows how these waves are projected in different graphs.
im so glad you came back brusspup i hope to see quite a bit more amazing science contraption and illusions from you in 2020
This is a part of the past I'm so happy to see again.
Yoooo another Brusspup!
Having such a nostalgic blast
It really is Christmas :)
ah yes, another one year ago comment.
hello 2021 almost
Glad to see a new video from this channel! I'm always mesmerized by your videos. The music, the contraptions, and the cool demonstrations are just so captivating!
First one is a nice demo. Boundary layer and compression waves in one.
I was soooo happy when I saw this notification!
Also those blobby bubble toys, my math teacher has a bunch of those in our math class
That last one looks like something similar that stays on top of my neighbor's house
Anyone knows how are this balls called? Or where to find it ? Thanks!
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@@asnad59 oh yes!! thank you so much!
.... impressionante como muitas vezes ideias abstratas podem lucidar idéias em nossas mentes antes totalmente inacabadas ou mesmo nos mostrar um modo diferente e mais eficaz de executar uma ação ou projeto.... excelente vídeo !!
Me: **Trying to Relax**
My Intestine: 1:08
Holy cow, you are alive!
Brusspup showed me the world of ASMR (I think), illusions, and cool science tricks when I was a kid, and I'm beyond happy to see him back.
First youtuber to not clickbait on a
Science video.
Fun fact: If your car has power steering, it probably has something very similar in principle to the "wooden marble helix" inside the power steering gearbox. The one in there is called a "recirculating ball screw/nut".
Worm gear.
Welcome back!!
Thanks :D
I’m so glad you posted, I always loved what you showed off!
So the Galton board shows us statistics using visible physical particles?! Damn... I love it! I think I'll implement such gadget in a computer, using Python, just for fun!
Did you ever code the gadget? I'd love to download it.
I LOVE those sand/oil art thingies. I used to have a really large one that turned over on a turnstyle.
I had one of those liquid motion bubblers as a kid. I had completely forgotten about until this video.
The nostalgia just hit me so hard❤️😭
Man, you were one of, if not the, first youtubers I ever watched. I Remember being like 12 and watching your optical illusions videos. Always good to go back down memory lane.
I forgot I was subscribed to this channel
1:37 GOIN ON TIME!
YOU'RE BACK BOYYYYY 🙏
Was looking for this comment 💯
This has 90s written all over it. It reminds me of the things I got from the arcades and fairs.
Relationship between waves and vibration 🤟best showcase
I started make videos like this because of your channel .
Honestly I learned much from your videos and still learn thanks a lot .
You're genius .
0:39 I have one of those at home too!
Back in the 90's i had one just like the green one at 1:36
You’re definitely the originator of the “Oddly Satisfying”
1:38 I had this one back in the middle 80´s. I loved this bubblething
liquid motion tube, I never thought I'd see the exact toys my principle from elementary school had on her desk on a youtube video for amazing science gadgets
2:16 looks like an artwork of a mountain range or so....
It kinda does
Espetacular, magnífico e assustador!!!
The first gadget is an excellent demonstration of P and S waves propagated during an earthquake.
Keeping the notifications on was one of the best things I've done so far
4:26 ㄷㄷ.. 설마 했는데 파스칼의 삼각형과 표준정규분포 그래프의 관계 및 그 그래프의 필연성을 미시통계적으로 보여주는 과학적 도구네요 ㅎㄷㄷ...
I actually had the sand art one and the white tube with the green liquid as a kid!
Disappears from CZcams for 35 years..."Here's some stuff I got at the Museum of Natural History gift shop!"
Couldn't help it but glad you're back.
The first machine is perfect to illustrate longitudinal and traversal waves
I think I might actually buy that sand art if I ever see it
It tend to clump at the glass after several uses sadly. At least those from my childhood 25 years ago.
@@olgerkhan9331 The one I had never clumped up but it was plastic and didn't have whatever fluid the one in the video had.
The liquid motion tubes and the sand thing brings me back to my childhood. I love those cool things 🙂🙂 the first one reminds me of an engine crank and push rods.
Yes, a ton of these where made into little handheld toddler and up games when I was a kid.
Pascal's triangle vs real physics was most fascinating to me.
1:32 I had one these...haven't seem something like this for at least 20 years. Thx for bringing up that memory
After one year: What we do here is go back, back, back, back.
These old good songs 😱😍
I could spend days observing these fascinating gadgets! Thanks for the video!
The sand art frame looks like a painting of a mountain range, I love it
1:33 This item has been around for possibly 30 years or so - I saw an old one one that looked the same (except blue bubbles) that was a promotional Ford item from a dealership...the owners Dad dated it from around 1990 (or somewhere near there) when he first got it.
Also...1:52 I've been told these moving sand art style things have been around for many years as well.
Cool video still...Thanks! =)
Yes I have had the one at 1:30 since the i think, late 80's, the two before early 80's late 70's, I also have. The sand art I think I may have purchased in the 90's.
Damn, thats a name i did not expect to be hearing ever again. Good to have you back, buddy
Glad do to see you're still at it! Always loved your videos, for more than I guess 8 years now. :)
The augur and marbles are soothing.
This liquid motion things are from the 90’s I had one as a kid lol.
*I’ve waited for this guy for a year. Now my dreams are answered!*
(No homo)
I usually hate videos with music and sounds, but the music is PERFECT and the real life sounds work well at the volume they're on
The video is incredibly satisfying!
OMG, I watched your channel when I was a student (10 years ago) and now your new video makes my Sunday. The old music background comes back too. Thanks for coming back bros!!!
0:43 I HAVE THAT SAME ONEEEE
also welcome back lmao, took toooo long
yay! welcome back! little question : where did you get that liquid motion tube that's featured around 1:33? we used to have 1 of those when I lived with my mother many years ago :)
👉🏻 fluid dynamics is truly an amazing world to explore.
Only a genius can do this all! Hats off!
We waited a lot 😍
Extraordinaire vidéo 🤗
That Galton board is incredible
I know its been a while since you've uploaded, and you're not very active on Twitter, but I hope you're staying safe in 2020! I love all of your vids!
Plot twist: he isn’t baaackkk.
lmfao
Liquid motion tube stole my eyes. 😍😍😍
When that nostalgic soundtrack comes on near the end. Goddamn love it.
OMG YOU’RE BACK AGAIN!!!!!!
1:21 It just like eggs.
OMG!! I MISSED THESE VIDEOS SO MUUUUUUCH!!!
Наглядный пример с Нормальным Распределительным Законом - это круто, - лайк и всех благ!
Everyone: first
CZcams: 2 views, 3 likes
Me: yes but no.
Toys from the 80's making a comeback..
The first in the video is a very good educational tool in the physical lesson to let student know the two ways of directions the wave do.
Gives me nostalgic childhood vibes
the wave motion machine uses the same principal as Stephenson's valve gear, used in marine steam engines and some locomotives
The moving sand art device.........WHUUUUTTTTTT..
Back in the day I had one and I was totally mesmerized with it.
Sadly one day it fell off a shelf and shattered into millions.
Those liquid motion timers are really cool
Фантастика просто
One of the best things i have ever seen on youtube is the video starting from its thumbnail.
4:40. That triangle numbered is binomial theorem coefficients.. i wondered how He used it ti satisfy nature's laws.. awesome....
*brusspup uploads a video:
*HEARTBEAT INTENSIFIED*
Greatest comeback of all time and that music is sooooo nostalgic
I remember those liquid motion toys in the '90s. All the oil leaked out a long time ago so now it's just water and bubbles, still cool though.
Been 11 years and he’s still at it
I had a couple of those water blob toys in the 90s.
First one was crankshaft
welcome back brusspup
we are waiting for you