Making a Shockwave by Hitting Two Huge Steel Ball Bearings Together!
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In this video I show you what happens when you smash two giant steel ball bearings together! You get an amazing shock-wave that can burn paper and send it flying it sonic speeds!
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Sorry everyone, I messed up the in the video I said speed of sound is 340 mph, I meant 340 m/s (760 mph)🤦🏻♂️. I believe this is how the $125 million mars climate orbiter crashed into mars due to using non-SI units when the engineer thought they were SI...
I thought you were actually stupid for a second
hi
The Action Lab what if they were charged with static electricity? 😯😔
How fast was the paper moving at then, 340 mph or 340 m/s?
u are the best even u mess up
You really have balls of steel...
John Cena What I can't see you
Rick Sanchez thats all I see too!
Are you really his name is John Cena de ne ne ne de ne ne ne
TiltedHead Troubles or course you do he is JOHN CENA
Partho Sen 1:16
Enemy: has complex stand ability
Gyro:
This is exactly what im here for
lol
FROCKIN JOJO REFERENCE LETS GOOO
Lesgooooo jojo refrence
Lesson 5 Johnny!
Indeed
However you need to throw them from horseback to achieve infinite spin.
But remember make the horse run in the shape of Golden Rectangle
Or you could get kicked by a horse
r/unexpectedjojo
Is this a jojoke?
@@momentum2639 yes yes yes yes... YES!11!?
My sibling after i bought a hamster
0:35
OMFG
LMFAO!
Thank you for this.
Why does it fit so well?
The Hamster died or what?
Lol
Okay, the waves generated by smashing those together on foil is one of the coolest things ever.
yes
Yes.
It looks like an impression of the shock waves from the colliding steel balls.
They wave like a soft ball, just much smaller waves
czcams.com/video/6TA1s1oNpbk/video.html
Ever heard of Photoshop?
Connorawesome 119 ?
@@gamedevyguy9200 what's that got to do with any of this
2:31 the golden spin
I am really feeling it!
Ball breaker!
That is some really powerful Kaiten right there.
Three's Bizarre Channel was that a jojo reference
@@champollijon7730 all of this is a jojo reference
The Slow Mo Guys need to come by and collaborate with you on this. See what kind of shock wave we can really, REALLY see 😮
I need to learn the spin of these balls, so I can walk again.
BALL BREAKER.
Testicular torsion?
Jojoke?
ah yes, a jojoke
Meatspin
"if you have anything smaller than two inches it doesn't have enough mass..." My wife tells me that all the time.
Yesss
Holy Bagel at least they have one
Bro I'm only 14 and I know what you mean lol
Emboar32 *he
Lmao
How to master the Spin.
GOLDEN ROTATION ENERGY
Lesson 5, Johnny
RESSON FIVU WA
YES
Watch Ashwin kuldeep Shane Warne bowl
"perfect ratio" "balls"
JOOOOOOOOOOOOJO
Cringe
@@opensourceis9996 ok cringe
Fortnite sussy balls
@@opensourceis9996 if you hate jojo then you not a fashion guy
@@Jamey22794 Let people have opinions different to the majority’s. Also how do you know I’m male?
I tried this with my 2 inch, 1 pound balls but all I got was paper cut.
I tried this with my 2 inch, 1 pound balls but all I got was an erection
Simon Valen
Lmao
You have some big balls to try that.
J P unfortunately I don't have the penis to match.
Yall are lucky, i got kids from mine
Teacher: Do you see Gyro? Where is he?
Gyro in the school yard: 2:37
I see him, he's on the ground bleeding out
Inf rotation
Who is gyro
@@masonrains5010 gyro zepelli from steel ball run
@@ToonyRinny bruh moment
*Gyro joined the chat*
Gyro Zeppeli must have been watching this over and over again.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure part 7
Coyote Peterson can do that with his own balls
LOL
Truth
will send me straight to heaven
I don’t understand somebody tell me
@claire he has big balls XD
Get a slow mo cam. Those waves would be pretty cool to see on the aluminum foil.
Beester 143 seriously good idea
But where you would put the camera because balls will cover foil?
@@icvetnic you could probably see something from a side angle
#slowmoguys
1:30 "If you have anything smaller than 2 inches" lmao
0:06 Thats What She Said
Not the best
I like that mini Sonic sound....also the patterns formed on aluminum foil....
DO YOU KNOW, it was a vortex of energy created.
Ok
He messed up. There are no mini sonic sounds since the speed of sounds is 340 m/s which is way faster then 340 mph
Same
3:30 Woah satisfying
SPIN
Wow! Those ripples are incredible!
The Ripple…..
@@mattmerced1148JoJo reference?
Me: Doctor, why am I unable to impregnate my wife?
Doctor: 1:31
xD i am dying rn
This comment always makes me laugh 🤣
Huh? What. I don't get it
@Evan Smith yeah he's too young for this
Lmaoo
I learn so much from this channel and I watch it on my spare time. This is a perfect way to self educate yourself with cool experiments. They need to do this in school for kids that can't sit and take notes. I am the same way and this would definitely help students learn.
he used the power of the golden rectangle xD
Lmao yes
Is that a ... JOJO REFERENCE
@@janfrancis6059 yes, yes it is
The wonders of rotation are truly magnificent.
**brings out flint and steel**
"observe"
*Energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only be changed from one form to another*
Straight up.
Brucey that's a "law" aka it's an educated guess based on all known observations.. it's a theory
Energy and mass are inter convertible for small particles such as electrons and nucleons
Jake Mitch
Scientific hypothesis: a proposed testable explanation for a phenomenon based on observation
Scientific theory: a more general explanation for a phenomenon based on repeated results from testing
Jake Mitch but has not been disproven
There was a young man from Madras
Whose balls were made of brass
And in stormy weather
They'd clash together
And sparks flew out of his arse
nice poem
Amazing
Amazing
Shakespeare of the 21st century
i bet you got that from the one lepracon movie.
Ah, that's why they ban me in gas station.
Plot twist: I have 2 balls of steel
1:30 explains why my pants are never on fire
F
Seems like Ur leg is too short. U ok bro?
I'd love to see those patterns in the Al foil being made with a high speed camera.
czcams.com/video/6TA1s1oNpbk/video.html
It should look like this, just on a much smaller surface
Its covered by the balls...
@@Tandor97 Nothing an experienced photographer couldn't manage.
You get a steep angle looking into the collision... Consider replacing human hands getting in the way with a lean mechanism etc... You could get a clean shot of it. Furthermore unless I misunderstood something it's not necessary for the shape of the colliding objects to be spheres, that was just convenient because it easily gives you a minimal surface area for the collision.
@@OGPatriot03 balls
“If you have anything smaller than 2 inches”
Been a blacksmith for 15 years.
If you hammer the tip of a 1/4 inch diameter steel rod against an anvil hard and fast enough, you can get it red hot, which will light a fire. This is usually done to show off by lighting a cigarette with it.
Arigato, Jimmy.
How shocking!
Chicken TurtleTM Haha
Boooo 😂
Please stop, you’re killing me
Fried Bacon r/wooosh
Pun police hands up
Interesting demonstration. Please explain what causes the "mini sonic boom"? There is probably not that much total force applied to the paper (or foil) but that force is applied over a very, very small area. It would interesting to calculate the area of contact between the two spheres knowing that they will deform ever so slightly. The paper would simply crush and thus heat up and burn over a very small area. The foil will compress and push outwards causing the ripples.
3:16
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Not even Johnny Joestar:
Gyro: STEEL BALL MAKE CIRCLE!
Nyo hoooooooo
Since circle is 2 dimensional of sphere it has to
This channel is so underrated, you upload so much and you do the coolest experiments
if you measured the amplitude and frequency of the waves created in the foil, would you be able to determine the speed of sound as it travels through aluminum?
oh wow, Way cool and love the aluminum foil waves!
When I did that to a foil underwater, I noticed that it created two of those concentric patterns. The speed of sound is like 4.5 faster than air. During the first impact, I wondered if there may be a blast of steam, then it condensates to pull the ball back in for a second impact.
Ancient caveman: That's cute, now see what I do with my rocks
The first law of thermodynamics kinetic excersise sounds pretty cool
This guy never disappoints
I had a toy as a kid that did the same thing. Two balls that move like butterfly wings when you lift it up and down but on a handle. It would spark with each hit, top and bottom. Very cool.
Cool
I can't believe this guy had the balls to do this!!
I would like to see the ripples in the foil filmed with a phantom in slow mo please
Nobody: dads at 7 am 1:55
That was a very interesting video. The concept of the contact area being optimal for only spheres of certain radii makes sense. It would have been interesting to see the paper in the dark when you did that. Trying in in different gasses might be interesting too, to see what the effects of different atomic weights has. I believe there is a super bright flash generated when explosives are used with Argon gas. Perhaps you could put some Argon in a bag with the sphere and clank them together; it should be safe as Argon is non explosive.
Damn man, you must have balls of steel to do this.
1:10 little
Those steel balls are basically metal rasengans. It even made the rings in the aluminum foil similair to the chakra rotation swirls.
When the area is less pressure is more! A perfect sphere balances itself on one point, so the pressure is more! (7th grade physics)
We really need to see this at 1 million frames per second.
This channel really is awesome. Always learning.
Chuck Norris called. He wants his balls back. And he would like to point out that he was responsible for the birth of the SR71, when his Tahoe went over a speed bump.
No way are those Chuck's balls! Didn't you know he rents them out to demolition companies?
Some Dutchguy I was under the impression that 12 of his many uncountable balls were recently discovered orbiting Jupiter, so I'm sure he loses track of some of them occasionally. I've also heard that they all rotate in synchronisation, no matter how far apart in the universe they are and that he is single handedly responsible for quantum entanglement as the universe is afraid to not follow his example.
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Thumbs up for no bullshit, just a quick 4min video showing science, love it !
Damn part 7 looking sick
Interesting! But may I disagree in 2 points?
1st 340 mph isn't the speed of sound, that's 767.3 mph.
2nd Larger balls create more energy, but the surface area for quenching is increasing less. The weight/mass/volume increase by cubic in relation to radius/diameter while the surface are increases just by square.
Yeah I find it strange too, I'm going to try with "boule de pétanque" it's from a french sport, the steel balls are bigger than that so I'll know.
Also the foil migth just wrikle due buckling from heat expansion and not by creating a still image of a shockwave.
I used 1.25 inch ball bearings and this works don't need just 2 inch
These are on Amazon for $18, I just bought a pair;-)
1:30
smaller than 2inches *giggles*
This might be my favorite video on this channel.
Is this a Jojo reference?
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Yes
Clocker volley
Doyaaa~ n
no
3:27
The ultimate Spin technique
Next video I'm gonna explain to you how shooting my fingernails can cure my crippled legs
Can you make a bigger version and drop the two balls from a farther distance so the impact will be greater and see how big the shockwave would be?
do more with these balls! this was very interesting
film from different angles so we can see the sparks and see what other materials do cool things like the tin foil
In related news, Reynold's stock just jumped 4 points !
Hello, I have a curious experiment, Viktor Grebennikov talked about beetles can somehow levitate. I suppose that you can catch a few beetles and introduce them into the vacuum chamber, if that man was correct, they should supposedly, ‘levitate’, greetings.
Mate your English is better than mine and I’m a top scoring student in the uk, but anyway that does seem like a good experiment
JOSE KLK BRR I’m assuming you mean “Hello, I have a curious experiment, Viktor Grebennikov talked about beetles can somehow levitate. I suppose that you can catch a few beetles and introduce them into the vacuum chamber, if that man was correct, they should supposedly, ‘levitate’” but your English is very good as your a non-English speaker. If you want, you can copy+paste this. Hope I helped! And I like the idea!!
Thanks bro, help me a bit of the google translator, your translations are not perfect, but I'm glad they can understand me, I'm Spanish :)
Very informative for a physics project. Thank you very much.
Easily the best science channel ever. Always novel ideas, fast and never bombarded with ads. 👍
would like to see a smarter everyday episode on this experiment
@Guy Bayan Wrong
"Anything smaller than 2 inches"
-looks down
oh... ;-;
I can imagine my self missing the other ball, one ball would be hitting my finger bone and the other would hit my wrist, both can be extremely painful.
Good demonstration. Thank you
Hey, can you freeze liquid nitrogen or make dry ice liquid?!
A. A. M. NANI
Liquid Nitrogen will freeze to a solid at around minus 380 degrees F. Dry ice will liquify if you can contain it in a pressure vessel. It dry ice does in fact melt but like I said before, only when it's able to be kept at a high pressure. It's sold as a liquid for soft drink fountains. The tank takes the gas off the top (as opposed to a tank with a 'siphon' where the co2 is taken from the bottom as the liquid).
E2qNX8btraQ3zRD6J7fc were you the one who liked me?
Dooder Bug no, I did 😂😂
Applied Science has a video on liquid Co2, it's pretty cool stuff.
Balls of steel
This episode kinda feel cuted off, but was amazing still :o
You Come up with some of the best stuff. A lot of your videos are very thought provoking. Keep up the Fantastic work.
3:02
Speed of sound in air is way more than 340 miles per hour.
I wonder if he meant to say 340 meters per second
I thought the title said snowflake
Pro Player 1⃣ lol
Your channel is always interesting and you always demonstrate a nice basic way complicated things. There's one thing I've always wondered does the temperature difference between two items determine how fast those two items will equalize each other in terms of temperature. If one item is 10° different than the other and they're placed against each other is the rate that it will equalize those two things slower than if there was a hundred degree difference I know it'll take longer but it's the rate of temperature change that I'm curious about. Thanks keep up the great work
Do cream get thickness from being stirred from motion or the energy coming from the heat?
Can you please see if cream gets hotter the more stirred it is?
Thank you
Tack så mycket!
Steel ball run
*MINI-sonic boom :)
I must say this is the best science channel. The actual lab👍👍👍
Like this chap, he explains it with no hype.
u must say arigatou gyro
3:25 rasengan
Thats more of a rennigan
Thats more like rotation
woww the aluminum paper shapes are amazing
NICE information
Excellent video, love those waves in the aluminium foil! :)
“If you have anything less than 2 inches it doesn’t generate enough energy for a shockwave” 😏
2:34 "If you have anything smaller than 2 inches.." I could relate to that.
Am I the only one who like every video of him before the 1 second is over?
How do i get the action lab box because it is for dollars but i am in the uk so i have pounds
pounds of steel balls? then you don't need the box
Dr. Riq lol I can't believe they call their currency pounds..
Hey there! Make sure you select the UK in the dropdown menu at the top right of our main page. The currency will change accordingly.
nice bro awosme work
beo
Nice beo awosme grammar
Can u show more details? Like how the sonic boom is generated by heat? This experiment is amazing 🤩
That was neat. Thank you.