Quantum Tricks, Multilevel Levitation | Magnetic Games

I made these 4 quantum levitation experiments on two levels of levitation, have you seen something like this before?
Thanks to supermagnete.com for providing me with these magnets for free. Here the products used in this video.
First quantum experiment
Q-30-30-15-N sumag.net/q-30-30-15-n-x01
Second and fourth quantum experiments
GOLIATH sumag.net/goliath-x01
Third quantum experiment
W-10-N sumag.net/w-10-n-x01
To achieve quantum levitation I used YBCO superconductors cooled with liquid nitrogen at -192 degrees Celsius. The YBCO compound becomes superconducting at the temperature of -185 degrees.
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[@CosmicAggressor]

Yea. Now if only we had room tempeture super conductors. Then you just know things would get fun.

[@darthventilator6910]

lk-99 brother!!

[@Mikae1300]

So um. Guess what.

[@ShreyanGondaliya-fw4vo]

we already do ... pyrolytic graphite and its 10 cents A sheet

[@zp10220]

@@ShreyanGondaliya-fw4volink?

[@trentsuveges7622]

How cold can you get it with a peltier chip

[@xxPenjoxx]

Thor is correct. Science and magic are one and the same. So cool to see

[@gus473]

1:40 and 1:56 😮Wow!✌️😎

[@Kereusx]

This never fails to amaze me

[@vell2994]

And this ladies and gentlemen is how you get kids interested in physics or chemistry.

[@cutekanna763]

Ngl this is actually cool

[@jacktherip7750]

amazing is an understatement

[@Dimasaryowicaksono]

03:15 I can't imagine what would happen if your hand got caught in a magnet

[@JorgBrown]

You've told us where to get the magnets.... and I know where I can get some liquid nitrogen, but where did you get your YBCO superconductors?

[@mdabrarshaikh1377]

can you please make a video with flooting car and buildings like this with superconductor magnets

[@AditiNath1234]

Amazing

[@preciousedward3279]

Are those hockey pucks?

[@user-ir3rj8dx5x]

@Magnetic Games = Salve Connazionale! Per favore , se vuoi, visto che hai molta conoscenza riguardo ai magneti , potresti fare un video dove crei un ventilatore senza l'utilizzo dell'elettricità MA con l'aiuto dei magneti??? Buona giornata!

[@Gamingbros195]

Congratulations for 5,000,000

[@BehzadKamaliB.K]

Maybe UFOs use this technology to stay suspended in the air

[@MrLocomoon]

No they use petrol

[@Rupomxd]

Nice

[@llahneb10]

What interesting effect is happening with the liquid here? It is jumping up towards the magnet? Does anyone know? 2:25

[@MagneticGamesIT]

Ybco compound became a super conductor at -185 degrees, for freeze it i used liquid nitrogen

[@llahneb10]

@@MagneticGamesIT understood, however it appears that the liquid is dripping upwards towards the magnet (at 2:25), as if the fluid itself is magnetic

[@chastibarna6931]

​@@MagneticGamesIT
Gracias por compartir !!

[@quarkchen5886]

Sharp eyes, nitrogen is diamagnetic, and thus will experience a repelling force when exposed to a magnetic field. Liquid oxygen, by contrast, will be attracted to the magnet because oxygen is paramagnetic.

[@llahneb10]

@@quarkchen5886 ahh, clarity at last! Wonder if liquified air (being primarily nitrogen and oxygen) could be separated in a high magnetic field then… 🤔

[@Steve-ck3yf]

Cool! But to explain why cooling the magnets causes this would make me happier. Then I could sleep without thinking reasons!

[@MagneticGamesIT]

Ybco compound became a super conductor at -185 degrees

[@Steve-ck3yf]

@@MagneticGamesIT ya and they want to use this stuff in a collider in the future? Add in other compounds that have no resistance the speed of collisions um boom!! Science especially magnetic uses👍

[@aliciasematore4285]

Try 3 levels!

[@rayclay2]

n-ice

[@xABuHaMeDx]

Could you tell us how long would it stay floating like that?

[@MagneticGamesIT]

as long as the temperature remains below -185 degrees

[@xABuHaMeDx]

@@MagneticGamesIT thank you

[@cristobaltorres4451]

Woww

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👍👍👍✌

[@proyectos6457]

wdf mi cerebro

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third

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Why no flying cars

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are you romanian?

[@xxPenjoxx]

I think they are Italian

[@alan2here]

These's no such thing as enough caution with long range, longer range than it looks in this video, rips the wood apart, moves unpredictably, explodes sometimes, NIB magnets like these.

[@MrIslamMusaev]

Первый

[@paulabenson3522]

Nope I’m first

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First

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Clickbait

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Magnetism, the reality, but people still believe in gravity and relativity blsht😂.

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😂😂😂

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@@preciousedward3279 ?

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Nice