dude you cant tell me that doesnt look magical when slowed down

Just magic at this point.

It’s not magical. It’s the creation of Allah may He be glorified.

Fr

🌚science🌚

He had to make a short so Naruto could understand the concept.

*"So he has unlocked the water rasengan"*

Suiton: Rasengan!

@spooder are you having a stroke bro ?

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@Da real G the same

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Simply amazing. You're unstoppable in showing the world quality content.

Awesome! Really cool science stuff you teach us 😂 I love my old science teachers, but what you've taught me is so much cooler and makes me way more interested in how things work.

At this point, I'm pretty sure you're a wizard. The stuff you show is just absolutely magical.

THATS SO COOL! I’ve known about all of these concepts for a long time now, but putting them all together like this to manipulate water is really something beautiful. Thanks for all you do.

*talking to my grandkids in 70 years* “and that’s how the ancient water demon was released to earth.”

“reject humanity, embrace water.” -Master Oogway

This feels like an actual magic trick, making a water droplet spin with just soot. Awesome!

I love how the scientific pattern used to spin the droplet looks like a minimalistic icon for "spinning".

Isn't that the point?

@Starioshka you know.. the pattern scientists use when they want to scientifically spin water droplets in their science labs wearing their science lab coats sciencily

The spin symbol was designed based on spinning. ❌ The spinning looks like the spin symbol. ✅

You show a lot of cool stuff, but I think this one is one of my favorites now, I love the spinning droplet part the most.

Just ❤️ this guy's knowledge. Thanks for imparting it selflessly.

Could you make some sort of track for the drop to travel horizontally after a little nudge, continuously being pulled by a non hydrophobic surface?

Something that everyone can easily try at home 🙂, and also amazing 😍

This is the beginning of artificial hurricanes.

@ЯaraszeК technology??? Using sut ?

Tech in the wrong hands can cause a lot of issues,

@geo cap

@ЯaraszeК source?

My God, I love your videos. I love when my 8yr old walks up carrying ingredients for something he wants to try that he saw on your show. You're so awesome!!

Never imagined that there is a technique like that. You are really very amazing.

That's really cool, I wonder what practical applications this would have

This is so nice to hear about. Just finished Shadows House snd waiting for Season 2 next week. It's so amusing to hear from you explaining what soot is since it's a big part of that anime. There's basically soot-based creatures which is extremely hydrophobic and will almost immediately weaken and die upon sufficient contact.

Droplet: I'm so fast you need slow mo to even see me

@Bruh also I’m just playing with you don’t take it bad :D

@Bruh it’s** YouTube** Don’t** I** .**

@Bruh cya

@justonexone So because its a youtube comments section, you dont have to make decently legible comments? Okay, i guess Anyways this is a few days later and i just wanted to say, i was being a bit passive aggressive Yeah thats its, bye lol

Immediately invisioned a dude dodging his hand while waving it up and down in front of his face really fast. Cheesy Beetlejuice type moves

It's super cool dude. Love ur videos. Thanks for making science entertaining.

This is a treasure and something one could do safely at home with supervision thank you for sharing.

Oh yes I’ve always wanted to spin water drops at 7,300 rpm! Thanks for showing me how!

You've got to do more these "you can try this at home " videos! Like when my science teacher taught us how to make slime then broke my spirits telling me I'd probably not find polyvinyl alcohol. (In early 90s) it sucks when seeing cool.stuff all time I can't try.

Fair play this is probably one of the most amazing things ive seen in a long time

It's doubly cool too b/c the experiment is so simple and the materials are so common. 👌

Fr. I love how we in his community really geek out over these experiments 😂😂😂

So happy i’m subbed to his shorts

Reminds me of how fascinated I was with water and how you could always fill a glass just a little more than you thought because the water was cohesive to the edge

I've written a bit about this, but this is called the lotus effect. It's a super hydrophobic surface that has tons of little carbon bumps, kind of like how water beads on flowers. However, if you were to look at the contact angle with a goniometer, you'd find that the water drop is never 180 degrees, but really close. One big reason is the carbon bumps from the lotus effect are on the order of nanometers apart, so there are tons of tiny, nanometer sized gaps which attract the water droplet. I've seen angles close to 170 when testing.

I really love your videos I’ve been watching for years thanks for the awesome content ‼️

The cool thing about rotating it was that it also transferred the vertical momentum into rotational momentum

One of the most refreshing channels to watch on youtube for sure. And in the midst of a lot of stupid shorts these are like gems !!

Agree 👍

You’re absolutely right.

Completely true!

I love his videos have discoveries as well as some apply engineering to it Absolutely brilliant why to teach

Would something like this be applicable to hydroelectric power generation? For instance a turbine with hydrophobic blades covered in something like aerogel (spelling on that) with a similar pattern etched out on it to increase the velocity that it spins? Or would this just not be efficient enough to justify the cost of coating blades in such a substance?

Would love to see this on a much bigger scale :D

How does he come up with something so obscure? Such a complex scientific concept made simple. Truly commendable backyard science!

Im convinced this is the kind of random little science that we over look all the time that will be the key to shit like interstellar travel 🤣

@Xenolith 『ゼノリス』 it won't

Cope

i was just thinking this probably the very first step in controlling water in its essence

@Anex Re wrong.

@Paula we survived this far. Also I think if we do make it past the next 100 years, we're solid for the rest if natural human existence

There's a lot of terrible content on here but your videos are always refreshingly original and innovative

Wow! You never seize to amaze us! Way to go buddy!

I'm usually not very impressed by your videos, but this was actually kinda cool.

I would love to see the slowmo guys do a video on this! That would be awesome!

You never fail to amaze. Love your videos and explanations.

* That is Quite Interesting, and way cool, loved seeing the first drop bounce like a rubber ball. *

That was so cool i can't get over it, thank you for sharing!

I watch everything you do on your channel...You sir are a extremely smart man....rocket scientist....maybe....but you are one of the best on you tube....whenever I have a argument with my friends you always have the answers....your amazing.....great job of information and teachings.....thank you....

This is about as close as we can get to water bending, and I’m content. This is AWSOME!!

You teach science easier than my teacher at the school...best science teacher✌🏻

@TD1412 has* Have=has (when it applies to he/she/it).

@TD1412 Fr

Maybe because he have all the time in the world to make that video unlike a teacher. Smh

he didn't teach anything, it's just a cool trick that's it

Fr

Thank you sir for your physics bowl information I love the video love your stuff you're awesome

I always wanted to know how to do this. Thank you!

My question is as the gravitational potential energy assists in this does it generate a small amout of heat in the water droplet?

Love to see the slo mo guys do this on a larger scale if possible

.. "How to be a water bender" ..

@Potato Rats yesn"t

@alone fox 🥵

FINALLY! I can be like katara!! :D

First be hydrophobic

Some flashlight, strong ones, shined at sut will make it produce a sound. Changing the intensity changes the sound. You should do a video on this :)

That. Is. Amazing. AND. Extremely accessible!! You're getting right up there with Bill Nye and Beakman!

Dude, that is sooo cool! You're amazing :)

Thats actually pretty cool, especially in slow mo!

This looks like some sort of magic. Drawing stuff on a durface and it having some effect. Coollest thing I've seen in a long time! 🤩🤩

It's impressive that the drop holds together.

You’re so intelligent, love your content, when shorts hit youtube it was perfect for you

respect your continued learning and interest in science.

*Here comes in a jee advanced question from the situation* :- find moment of inertia of the water when its surface area is minimum after touching the surface. Height from which it dropped - 15 cm Amount of water :- 1 gram.

One of the best action labs episode i have ever watched 💙

The age old question of how to spin a water droplet at 7300 r.p.m. has finally been answered! Thank you!!

This is why I’m subscribed

@skilz weezer? no thanks.

We sir*

i showed that to a lab intern a few months ago and it absolutely blew their mind

I learned more from this dude in about a year than I did in 12 years of public school science...

Is it possible to make an artificial flame that stays active from CO2 instead of oxygen?

If we live in a simulation then the programmers did a great job with our physics engine

Dang, normally I see stuff I already know about but this was a first for me, thanks for sharing.

Okay, why couldnt I have him teaching in my science classes?

"The design is every human, it's easy to use"

This why I always watch your videos, very fascinating

A Naruto Fan after watching this video: *Let's do the Hydrophobic no Jutsu at home to get cool RPM.*

Me putting that shit on my hands and carving the semi-circles and putting water on my hands

Suiton: mini rasengun!

Lol. I knew someone was going to make a Naruto reference lol.

@Kutsen39 technically sage mode Naruto should be able to do a water rasengan..

Is there a water element version of the Rasenshuriken?

Thats so damn cool, thank you for that

This man is a genius of our time. A genius trying to make genius' of us all.

So much love for details. Amazing 👍🏻

Bro this guy can even bring water to life 💀

If you're ever in a survival situation and need to make a wooden shelter; you can put the logs or planks over a fire to cover them in soot and it'll make the wood last longer.

I wonder if energy could be extracted from that on a large scale

Can you please try this experiment on Graphene? Combine it with cymatics and you could help a lot of people.

Brilliant! Still trying to figure out how to make a boat hull or surfboard with hydrophobic surfaces.

Could some one do this marking on a valve or piston ? Would it change the burn rate of the fuel or change the power curve at all ?

Wow, it looks so cool in slow motion.

Just teaching us how to conserve water when civilization shuts down, thank you

You always have amazing idea to test.

Now what if it spins with the Golden ratio?

Bro this is literally the coolest thing ive seen on your channel idk why

Can you explain why wood burning stoves with glass doors don’t get completely blacked out with soot? Is it just because it’s not above the flame and that is it? Is there such a thing as soot-phobic materials? Just curious.

This is definitely the coolest video of yours I’ve seen.

Could you use this on water turbines do you think to increase efficiency?

0:48 it looks like patrick from spongebob holding a katana

@That Guy Oh I see...Great!! seeing his personality, everyone would underestimate him. Like Po from Kung Fu Panda. then everyone would be surprised * O-*

@Harsh Kumbhar no, like samurai jack. Pat short for Patrick

@That Guy Nice...! Pat the Samurai Weirdo :D

Samurai Pat

@Harsh Kumbhar ᕦ😙ᕤ

Science is magic , this guy really proving that line

Why couldn’t this guy be every teacher I had growing up?

Interesting as always, excellent short.👍👍👍

Finally, something I CAN try at home

Alternate Title: How To Make Water Beyblade

We use this in target shooting sometimes. Its really black and no glate. Perfect to soot sights especially in worn guns that has worn finish on the sights

Imagine you’re like going into a friend‘s house and you see him just doing this and you’re like what are you doing and they say…and making water droplets spin.

Thank you for the science information that's cool

The spin is magnificient

Plot twist: He was holding a uno reverse card to get it back into shape.

How many people have learned something from this man? 🤯