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Could never have imagine what it must feel like to have you by my side
Yet Against all odds somehow you are the blessing before my eyes
I tell myself if you're a dream let me sleep throughout my life
If waking up means losing you I wish for an endless night
Every emotion inside of me breaks down and ignites
You are a physical energy that feeds me when you're by
You are the one I've been dreaming of since I was a little child
You the one that's been healing me since I'm kissin on your smile

When you're not around I'm reminiscing of that one special night
You know which one don't gotta say it hun but it was a nice surprise
And as the days go on and we start to settle more into our life's
I can not settle for anything lesser than making you my beautiful wife
I do love you so much baby.
Can't believe you're my lady
Ya
You were the one that saved me
Before you's all dark and hazy
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
Connection been strong gotta hold on it's been right from the start
You are my blessing you are my treasure you are inside of my heart
Got me confessing out my mouth professing the love that I got
Shouting it loud from up in the clouds on every mountain top Standing in crowds in crowds an crowds you are the one that is standing out
I'm telling you now I'm feeling you so
Never have ta have no doubts
I'm the one that's gonna be there for you no matter how you proceed
Don't matter who else try and come in between
It's you and me and this I believe
And
I do love you so much baby.
Can't believe that you're my lady
You were the one that saved me
Before you's all dark and hazy
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
You're amazing ya
I can't believe that you are my lady
I can't believe how lucky a man like me can be
You're my lady
You're my lady
You're my baby ya
You're my lady ya
You're my baby
You're my lady

You're amazing
You're my lady ya

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics, the singer expresses their awe and disbelief at having their significant other by their side. They emphasize the idea of it being against all odds and regard their partner as a blessing before their very eyes. The sentiment of not wanting to wake up from this dream-like experience because it would mean losing their partner is also conveyed. The emotions within the singer intensify, as their partner becomes a source of physical and emotional energy that invigorates them. The singer admits to dreaming of this person since childhood, suggesting that they have found their long-awaited soulmate. The mention of a special night implies a significant moment between the two, and the singer nostalgically reflects on it when their partner is not around. As their relationship progresses, the singer expresses a desire to settle down and make their partner their spouse, not willing to accept anything lesser than that. The love they have for their partner is emphasized throughout the lyrics, along with a sense of disbelief at having someone so amazing as their significant other.

The next part of the lyrics focuses on the strength of the connection between the singer and their partner. The singer uses powerful imagery to describe their partner as their blessing and treasure, residing deep within their heart. They feel the need to proudly proclaim their love for their partner, from the highest mountaintops to the largest crowds, emphasizing that their partner stands out above all else. The singer promises to always be there for their partner, regardless of any obstacles or interference from others. The belief in their relationship is strong, as they firmly state that it will always be just the two of them. This declaration showcases the singer's unwavering commitment and loyalty to their partner.

Overall, these lyrics depict a deep and profound love between the singer and their partner. The singer sees their partner as a dream come true and expresses gratitude for their presence in their life. The lyrics also highlight the passion and devotion the singer has for their partner. The use of repetition throughout the song, particularly in the chorus, emphasizes the singer's amazement and admiration for their significant other. The lyrics convey a strong emotional connection, a desire for a lifelong commitment, and a profound sense of love and appreciation for the person who has come into the singer's life.

Line by Line Meaning

Could never have imagine what it must feel like to have you by my side
I never thought I could experience the feeling of having you with me

Yet Against all odds somehow you are the blessing before my eyes
Despite everything, you are a blessing in my life

I tell myself if you're a dream let me sleep throughout my life
If you are just a dream, then let me live in this dream forever

If waking up means losing you I wish for an endless night
I would rather stay asleep than wake up and lose you

Every emotion inside of me breaks down and ignites
You evoke intense emotions within me

You are a physical energy that feeds me when you're by
Being around you gives me a burst of energy

You are the one I've been dreaming of since I was a little child
I have been dreaming of someone like you since I was a child

You the one that's been healing me since I'm kissin on your smile
Your presence and your smile have a healing effect on me

When you're not around I'm reminiscing of that one special night
When you're not here, I think back to that unforgettable night

You know which one don't gotta say it hun but it was a nice surprise
You know exactly which night I'm talking about, no need to explain, but it was a pleasant surprise

And as the days go on and we start to settle more into our life's
As time passes and we become more accustomed to our life together

I can not settle for anything lesser than making you my beautiful wife
I can't imagine anything less than making you my wife

I do love you so much baby.
I love you very much, baby

Can't believe you're my lady
I can't believe you are my partner/girlfriend

You were the one that saved me
You are the one who rescued me

Before you's all dark and hazy
Before you, my life was filled with darkness and confusion

You're amazing ya
You are incredible

Connection been strong gotta hold on it's been right from the start
Our connection has always been strong, and we need to hold on to it

You are my blessing you are my treasure you are inside of my heart
You are my blessing and my most precious treasure, you reside in my heart

Got me confessing out my mouth professing the love that I got
You make me want to confess and profess my love for you

Shouting it loud from up in the clouds on every mountain top
I want to shout my love for you from the highest points in the world

Standing in crowds in crowds an crowds you are the one that is standing out
Even in a crowd, you are the one who stands out

I'm telling you now I'm feeling you so
I want you to know that I am deeply feeling you

Never have ta have no doubts
You never have to doubt my love for you

I'm the one that's gonna be there for you no matter how you proceed
I will always be there for you, no matter what path you choose

Don't matter who else try and come in between
It doesn't matter who tries to come between us

It's you and me and this I believe
It's just you and me, and I truly believe in us

I can't believe how lucky a man like me can be
I can't believe how fortunate I am as a man to have you

You're my baby ya
You are my love

You're my lady ya
You are my partner

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Written by: GI Flow

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Marty Wittenburg

The marble machine is awesome.

Undisclosed internals? Electro magnet coupled with some sort of trigger device. I wouldn't be surprised if the circuitry was actually very basic and simple.

Marble detected -> activate magnet for a pre set period of time. Repeat.

Fine tuning that circuitry and make the machine actually work is where the dedication comes in.

I love it. I bet that thing can run for years.

All comments from YouTube:

physicsfun

2y↑1.4K

What’s one new thing you’re learning this month?
Any school and college students here? Where are you from 🌍?

Supravo Sharma

2y↑36

0:30 can any one explain me how does it working ? please

Ernesto Gaston Pacheco

2y↑28

I am an Engineer from Argentina.

physicsfun

2y↑48

Perpetual Motion Simulator: this marble machine device does not break any laws of thermodynamics- but it sure looks like it! When I first saw videos of this piece of kinetic art I thought the effect was due to video editing, but in fact the base contains a power source and very clever mechanism (I used compass for clue/partial reveal). An amazing piece of art by William Le crafted from stainless steel wire, doussie hardwood, and undisclosed internal components. A remarkable addition to my collection!

Wasif Anweruddin

2y↑31

From INDIA

Supravo Sharma

2y↑12

@Wasif Anweruddin me too

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Doctor McBoomBoom

2y↑7.8K

Very cool. My grandfather, who died at 95 right before the pandemic, used to collect physics toys and loved to demonstrate and explain how they work. Because of him I have a good understanding of buoyancy, surface tension, states of matter, electrical conductance, and many other concepts. We need people like you to teach this stuff to the next generation. Keep up the good work.

A.I. Miracle

2y↑50

Rip🙏🙏

Renu Rautela

2y↑90

I think you grandfather was some awesome guy

Hayden Farstead

2y↑29

@Wake up you should definitely reply to @Faith Morgan and their reply. I wanna see how you debate with them.

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Steven Horii

2y↑370

For the tube with bubbles - to get the bubbles in the center portion of the tube, spin the whole with the center section in the middle (or approximately) as the spin axis. The fluid's greater mass and density will result in it being pushed outwards due to centrifugal (sorry) force. The gas being of lower density will "float" towards the center.

Saarza

2y↑21

I loved how you said sorry considering it a pseudo 😆

Circ Omnia

2y↑17

He said he would respond to every answer. It's been a month. I'm very disappointed.

Josh Wabii

2y↑1

I was going to comment the same thing👍🏼

Alex Henson

2y↑1

Nice

Romestado

2y↑5

I’m a PhD in physics, and you took the words right out of my mouth. Nicely done.

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oldtomfool

2y↑126

I'm so grateful that you guys are into physics, 👍 keep up the good work!
(Someone that is not into physics but understands the importance. )

Wackthdragon

2y↑2

I wish I could buy the infinit marble but it to expensivx

Vennox

what kinda physics??? almost all of these things in this video has nothing to do with phisics

oldtomfool

2y↑2

@Vennox Almost everything in the natural world that has to do with movement also includes physic. For example movement and mass, as well as light, Thank you for your input however.

SteamlocoScrapper

@oldtomfool They are only posting to get views and money. You make it sound like some altruistic exercise.

It isn't. Simply another money grabbing business. Vast swathes of the internet are simply money grabbing cesspits. Wake up to the real world.

oldtomfool

@SteamlocoScrapper lol, I don't care about this clip specifically, and I wasn't speaking to the content creator. But creating content is a job. Same as making a broom.

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ChristianPaul75

2y↑129

Those vortex marbles are pieces of art! 😍

physicsfun

2y↑8

Glad you liked it

Javier Delgado

2y↑1

And I now need an eye doctor

alex

2y↑5

Piece of art while the batteries last.😂

Muhammad Indra Fathanul Hafizh

@alex Does the marble requires battery???

alex

@Muhammad Indra Fathanul Hafizh I saw a video on here that shows a battery compartment in the base.

CamoSquid21

2y↑60

I love those oil drop timers but the ones I've always had have never really seemed to work 100%

Mandi

2y↑1

They were more meant to be visual fidget spinner like desk toys, not actual timers(at least not with any implied accuracy).

Also, if you had these in the 90s as a kid, you're not a millennial. For those of us who arent boomers and refuse to be called millennials. ;)

Isaac Heremans

2y↑3

For the bubble trouble puzzle, it would probably work to apply heat to the middle section while cooling the left and right. You'd need to keep applying the different temperatures for a long time. I'm probably overthinking this though.

mox Omnitopiste

you have to spin it. Water is denser so will go towards the ends, hence the bubbles will group in the middle

physicsfun

Yes! spinning the puzzle about its center makes it into a simple centrifuge, where centripetal acceleration creates a density gradient, and the water, which has much greater density than air, moves away from the center towards the ends of the tube.

Barbara Roth

I applaud any thinking whether it be over or under. Great video!! I want these toys.

Florsch

2y↑1.5K

This perpetual motion simulator looks quite cool. I also remember having one of these Oil drop timers many many years ago.

kewkabe

2y↑84

@OctaveBelow Not fake, there's a battery and electromagnet in the top part (you can see how the ball accelerates backward). There's a "perpetually spinning top" toy that operates a similar way, spinning on the top of the electromagnet at least until the battery gets drained.

Bob Veinne

2y↑18

@OctaveBelow Your first comment was rather deceiving then, just like most perpetual motion machines

PeamP Studio

2y↑17

@kewkabe at first, I was hoping for the ball to fall right through the hole and then jump back up again. I thought the ramp has the perfect length and was perfectly angled.

OctaveBelow

@Bob Veinne oh sorry

Fenn

2y↑13

@OctaveBelow I see no reason why it would have to be faked since it's labeled a perpetual motion simulator as in it's simply has the appearance of being a perpetual motion machine but because perpetual motion machines could not exist within the laws of the universe as far as we know it the reason why this doesn't classify as a perpetual motion machine in anyway is that gravity pulls the ball down and the angle of the ramp makes the ball fall down the hole and the ramp itself is set up in such a way that it can with the force of gravity throw the ball back up in the top portion. Just like those Bird desk toys but continuously ' sip water'

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Philip Durling

2y↑73

I never get tired of physics toys. Bought myself a Fibonacci clock some years back.

zakosist

2y↑3

If you look at the utterpoint of what goes in physics it really starts to look a lot like magic. I cant even picture how the first one works. This is great

Nj Njhjh

2y↑21

I had multiple "oil drop timers" as a kid, love those things

I Drone

2y↑46

What a fantastic way to capture a young kid's mind to the realm of physics- If this does not make a kid say 'wow!' nothing will.

Bruce M

2y↑2

I'm an old kid who aced his physics classes through college and I still say "wow!" with this video.

I Drone

@Bruce M I hope you put it to good use.

Lisa Dooley

1y↑1

As an adult it still makes me go wow

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eastfrisian_88

2y↑20

I had several oil drop timer as a kid and I didn't remember for 25 years until this video, very cool :) They were so fascinating, and I could watch them for hours.

physicsfun

2y↑4

Glad you enjoyed it!
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.

Sean Riddle

2y↑1.1K

Solution for the puzzle: spin the tube while keeping it horizontal, the water will get pushed to the sides, causing the air to be displaced and go to the center

Gabriel Tull

2y↑113

As is the solution for most tricky puzzles, either spin it or hit it.

Bodkazar

2y↑119

@Gabriel Tull especially relationships

bryan taylor

2y↑8

I made a similar puzzle out of wood a while ago I'm pretty sure that is correct.

Rad Dad

2y↑40

Came here to give you a like because I knew it was the answer. Just didn’t want to cloud up the comments with additional comments.

Paul Taylor

2y↑9

Since I have a spirit-level whose bubble sometimes fragments, I've learned to tap the level in the vertical position so that the bubble(s) collect as one unit. Then returning the spirit-level to the horizontal plane, one bubble returns to centre.

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ICARUS THE OTHER 👀

2y↑7

You are completely blowing my mind right now. Makes me want to get into physics big time thank you.

John Smith

2y↑36

When I was a kid in the 60s/70s there was an old toy store in town that had been around for about 75 years or so. They had the coolest stuff, lots of science/physics toys on display, they obviously loved the educational toys and promoted them to parents. You could look around for hours in there, just rows of new and and what many would call out of date toys. Was also the last place around here to get the old Aurora slot car track and parts since most places switched to the Tyco sets. Just a fun and educational place to visit, the owner even though elderly remained a kid at heart and loved to show you around. Natually the big chain stores did them in like most family owned stores.

I was looking at your Amazon store and had flashbacks to that toy store and my youth instantly. I may have to pick up a few things there, love physics gadgets to this day lol

physicsfun

2y↑4

Thanks for sharing
Science is the process that takes us from confusion to understanding in a manner that's precise, predictive and reliable - a transformation, for those lucky enough to experience it, that is empowering and emotional..

It'sGrey

2y↑2

I've seen toy stores come and go and I'm only 17, times are different

MrGtagangster

2y↑84

The perpetual motion simulator is really something I could watch ALL day.

physicsfun

2y↑11

Contains a "👉 power source"
Perpetual Motion Simulator: this marble machine device does not break any laws of thermodynamics- but it sure looks like it! When I first saw videos of this piece of kinetic art I thought the effect was due to video editing, but in fact the base contains a "👉 power source" and very clever mechanism (I used compass for clue/partial reveal). An amazing piece of art by William Le crafted from stainless steel wire, doussie hardwood, and undisclosed internal components. A remarkable addition to my collection!

Judd St John

2y↑5

@physicsfun Is it one of a kind or can one be bought?

Name 123

@physicsfun как он называется? я хочу узнать о нем больше

Charleston Pinto

2y↑7

Correction: it's something you could watch PERPETUALLY.

Mr7suna

2y↑5

@Charleston Pinto technically, you could watch till the battery is flat.

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Lime Sapper Animation

2y↑31

I always thought the oil drop timers were really cool. When I was younger my grandma had several that I would just spend an hour flipping over.

Lisa Dooley

It amazes me that toys like these can entertain someone for hours my grandpa had a clock that measured time with marbles and me and my cousins would sit in front of it for hours and watch the marbles move. Next to that clock he had a big grandfather clock and by listening to the ticks of that clock we could see how the marbles clock would tell time and it was an interesting experience to see and hear the passage of time and it was more entertaining than watching tv and when we could not play outside due to rain or something like that it would fill our day with endless entertainment

мαzαкι zαкι

2y↑4

Another knowledge to shared thanks a lot 😉

Bullshitbuster420

2y↑409

I've watched quite a few "physics toys" videos and this one, by far, has showcased some of the coolest ones.

physicsfun

2y↑15

Glad you enjoyed!
Physics describes the real magic of the universe.

Darth Insidious

2y↑4

Science Revolution If I had the time and thought you would listen, I would explain all the ways in which you have misunderstood and misrepresented the scientific pursuits of multiple centuries. But I fear it would take the better part of a lifetime to change your mind, so instead just enjoy the time you have on this Earth.

Lukephil Brecht

Clickbait thumbnails be like:

WCD Robbo

This man is truly in love with physics, good job.

Cust&Code in SAP ABAP

2y↑3

WOW! great content! I wish I had paid more attention to physics 🤔😁

Nicholas Iverson

2y↑14

For the Moon Drop gadget I'm amazed they managed to perfectly emulate the speed something would fall on Earth...

Lord Gooork

2y↑1

It is a neat demonstration. Acceleration difference due to gravity between the Earth 9.8 m/s^2, Mars 3.7 m/s^2, and the Moon at 1.6 m/s^2 is pretty different. Wouldn't it be another interesting demonstration to have the same kind of set up where there the Moon has the longest shaft followed by Mars, and then Earth where dropping from the highest firs the triggers the drop of the next at the right height so they all land at the bottom at the same time?

Zethare Rey

2y↑31

I’ll be buying some of these for my mom, I’m sure she’ll love them. 🥰

ShootOut37

2y↑9

Buying Uranium for Nuclear Science ❌
Buying Uranium for mom ✅
(just joking)

zereon

@ShootOut37 uranus would do

Zethare Rey

@ShootOut37 XD #normalizegivingUraniumtomom

morgaen 0077

2y↑1

A new Marketing idea :URanus to Go.... or :Happy Meal with Plutonium Toys -a funny Nuclear Disaster.we love to entertaine you.

Average Minecraft Enjoyer

@ShootOut37 yeah she will love some uranium!!!

Jake The Emerald Rocket

I just found out today I passed my honors physics class and now have all of the science credits I need to graduate so this vid is extra cool to me now 🙂

Factnomenal

2y↑602

These gadgets are a must for anyone that loves physics!

Dinanath Kaushik

2y↑10

I can't afford that 😓

Mr. Breast

2y↑5

I hate physics just walk on walls bruh

Niqqa namak ek chuha

2y↑13

AS ABOVE SO BELOW That link doesn't support your statement at all. The video only further explains the physics behind the seeming perpetual motion that's supposed to be impossible. The bob is a ferrite magnet ball and thats an electric coil. Even in this video it stated that the system "didn't break any law of thermodynamics" and I thought the magnetic compass made everything clear. But I guess there exist people like you.
Did you think you made a big discovery with that linke you posted? Bet you're american 😂

physicsfun

2y↑10

Great point :D

Mick Jager

2y↑1

Actually for folks that like video editing.

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Out Standing

2y↑2

I liked the marble thingie and the oil timers. nice job, didn't know I needed these.

Sarah Murrell

2y↑2

Mum put one of those spiral oil dropper timers into my Christmas stocking when I was a kid. I loved that thing so much

Millie

For the first one: The edges are different heights, so depending on how you look at it you see different shapes.

Chemist

2y↑3

One of the coolest informative channel I've stumbled on YouTube. Thanku Physicsfun.

Dante Pilon

2y↑1

Me encantan esos temporizadores de gota de aceite, pero los que siempre he tenido nunca parecían funcionar al 100%

andyreact

2y↑189

I had one of the spiral oil drop things about 25 years ago! That's brought back some memories! 👍

Whu Dhat

2y↑6

that was the coolest one imo, the one with the green ramps and black liquid, I had one like the exploratorim branded dropper, thing mesmerized me for hours on end as a child haha, I guess I'm a bit simple

The Boeing Kid

2y↑2

I have the one on the left from about 20 years ago

A random youtuber

2y↑1

I still have mine but it’s blue

Steve G

2y↑1

Was it Spencer’s who sold those? I remember seeing them at the mall back in the 90s

Shona Dudley

2y↑1

That pink and blue timer i legit got the same one lol. I have another one that had a windmill spinning thing with a smiley face on it and a ramp, then a family member wanted to get the smiley face out and tried hitting it, which made the face dislodged and fall from the part it was on, it still works but the face just sits at the bottom doing nothing. And unluckily, it was my favorite too. Oof :P

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Tyler Bradshaw

2y↑2

For the bubble challenge, put it on a centrifuge or fast-moving turntable with the tube centered on the center of rotation.

Príbehy ľudskej bytosti

I love learnig about physics and science this way. That's the way to get people interested in it. Thank you for making it fun but also teaching me something new :)

Völl Däpp

It has been probably already said, but I would try to spin the bubble puzzle horizontally. Centrifugal force should then force the water in the outer edges, and pressing the air bubbles in the middle.

Ishaan Lohani 11th A

2y↑2

I remember almost 5 years back my parents had a Gift shop (in India) it had all of those toys 6:49 Memories

Obi-Wan Kenobi

2y↑1

That Uranium was actually pretty scary. The knowledge that that little piece of metal is shooting off deadly particles at all times is unnerving.

Steve G

2y↑84

Pretty cool seeing that Civil Defense meter. I worked on them in the 90's. I have one of these CDV 700's. There was also the 715 which was for higher levels of radiation. Then there was the 742 that measured the total dose you got. They were kept in fallout shelters and we exchanged them with freshly tested and calibrated ones with new batteries every 4 years until USSR broke up. Looks like we might need them again.

FlipswitchX

2y↑1

How dangerous is that object in the video? I'm assuming not very, but, still wouldn't want to keep it around. I feel like even small amounts of radiation can add up over time..

Steve G

2y↑3

@FlipswitchX It does add up over time but that's a very low level, It's not very dangerous, if it was it would have pegged the needle on the meter. That 700 actually has a small piece of radioactive material taped to the side of it so you can make sure the meter works

GregChase

How do the radioactively emitted charged particles in the uranium inside the evacuated glass tube - get through the glass? If the emission was only an electromagnetic wave it would be obvious. But the radioactive emission from the uranium is actual charged particles. How is it that the glass atoms allow them to just pass right through?

Steve G

2y↑2

@GregChase I'm not sure on the physics of it but I remember TDS. Time of exposure, Distance from said radioactive object and Shielding. There are 3 kinds of radiation. Alpha (very weak), Beta (stronger) and gamma, the worst. Fallout shelters were made under ground so the earth would give you some shielding. Lead is the best. I still have a lead pig that stored our training sources in. It's about 9 inches cubed and weighs about 200 lbs. The denser the material the more shielding. That thin glass is nothing to radiation

crabtrap

2y↑2

@Steve G glass can stop alpha radiation. beta,im not sure about in that vile. leaded glass may stop it

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Sean Gonzalez

I just purchased the vortex marble and the plasma lighter. Awesome video!💯

Eurus

The marble really looked lovely almost like the galaxy marbles always liked the way glass distorts light.

주스

Wow, they're so cool! I appreciate your efforts, as i can see them on your video's description. Keep it up!

physicsfun

Glad you like them!
❤️❤️

CatNolara

2y↑2

My solution for the 3 chamber bubble riddle: take the gadget, lay it on a flat surface and spin it around. The centrifugal forces should push the water to the sides, while the air gets pulled to the center. If you do it correctly there should be a single bubble in the center afterwards.

BULU

Thank you for giving the solution. This is what I was searching for.

The Great Golden Gamer

2y↑95

I love how all the toys have scientific explanations

physicsfun

2y↑5

Thanks for showing your love.

G Van Arsdale

2y↑1

Wow! I totally forgot about oil timers! Those things were HUGE in the 1990s! I need to get one just for old time's sake. Wow

physicsfun

Thanks for sharing, Glad you liked it
Please read video description for details about oil timers.

Ben Röwer

To get all the air into the center part, you need to spin it. The larger mass of the water will pull it to the outside and the air will move to the middle

ProjectsBlack

Those oil drop timers are cool. Id like one for my kitchen. Paperweights are really good.

EvilStreaks

2y↑1

Kokichi Sugihara's ambiguous object was cool. Stickers of the Sol planets was a weird thing to showcase on a physics video, though. I had some of those oil timers in the 90s. The little dots eventually fail to merge back together and it looks like this unsatisfying wad of oil foam.

Rin Chawngthu

2y↑105

I wish i could buy a ton of these cool toys and give it to schools. Love your video and thank you for the explanation for those who are really bad in physics

Djochar Ablaikan

2y↑1

thank you for signalling your virtue

Rin Chawngthu

2y↑2

@Djochar Ablaikan here, lemme sprinkle some more of my virtues and a dash of my vices unto you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Marcos Vazquez

Sure you would

TheEvertw

2y↑1

I used to have such a fluorescent light bulb when I was a kid, though of a different design. I was fascinated by it.

Dking123

The oil drop timers are definitely the most satisfying items in this video followed by the perpetual motion simulator. But dont get me wrong, they are all really cool though!

Rajeev Kumar

2y↑2

Finally something good to see on YouTube.

physicsfun

2y↑1

Glad to hear that
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.

stechuskaktus

2y↑2

I remember my dad having an oil drop timer when I was a child. Gonna ask him if it's still somewhere.

Jeffayoe7

The first one is kinda confusing but really cool. Other ones were epic as well. Good video!

physicsfun

Ambiguous Object Illusion: design by Kokichi Sugihara of Meiji University in Japan, the inventor of this illusion and art form. A clever combination of reflection, perspective, and viewing angle produce this striking illusion.

Ian D

2y↑308

The ball in the PMS is clearly higher and faster at its apogee than when it falls down the hole. It therefore has gained energy (potential & kinetic) on its travels, most likely from an electromagnet in the base powered by a battery accessed from the side not shown in the video.

Mike Penske

2y↑79

Clearly not real. Perpetual motion is a fallacy.

James Freedman

2y↑122

@Mike Penske did you not read the comment? The elevtromagnet adds energy to the system, so it's not perpetual motion

Dylann11

2y↑171

Dude legit put a compass on the machine to show there was a magnet. Yikes man. A little Critical thinking goes a long way

physicsfun

2y↑77

Perpetual Motion Simulator: this marble machine device does not break any laws of thermodynamics- but it sure looks like it! When I first saw videos of this piece of kinetic art I thought the effect was due to video editing, but in fact the base contains a power source and very clever mechanism (swipe twice for clue/partial reveal). An amazing piece of art by William Le crafted from stainless steel wire, doussie hardwood, and undisclosed internal components. A remarkable addition to my collection!

Brandon N

2y↑22

I think the rails are electrified, and what you're seeing is a super low-powered rail gun. The compass moves because the marble has an electromagnetic field moving through it.

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Awesomarium

2y↑2

Whoa, I had those oil drop timers when I was little, used to watch them for hours! So nostalgic! (I may have been a weird kid.)

Re:riddle: Spin it.

Metalhead

I could watch the second one all day. It actually looks like a good way to fall asleep. Imagine.

Camille Gourdet

1y↑1

awesome video! great ideas for science fair project!

Mako Life

Laid back & soothing to watch, have family that love them too.🙏🏿💗✝️

ZenithedZac

2y↑1

ok, I'm a science kid who is 11 yrs old and this looks cool as hell! AND i have the exact same oil drop timer you used! (literally the same colours!)

physicsfun

❤️

Ron Seymour

2y↑53

It would be really helpful if you could add hyperlinks to the description. For example, looking for copycoder on the site produces other items and not the one searched for.

Bikiron

2y↑6

I learnt about this in my physics book on perpetual motion a long time back . Very fascinating to watch .

fantastic worlds

book name ?

=Howler=

Man, I'm a big sucker for these kinds of optical illusion/physics toys. Some of these I'm asking for Christmas.
Btw 5 for the background music.

David Webster

2y↑1

I want the first one you showed with the marble really bad.

Scooters Glass

2y↑2

Woahhh!!! Thought I was going crazy when I saw one of my vortex hand pendants! Great videos!

Dylan Lacamp

2y↑24

For the bubbles, you could turn it upside down, then back carefully so the air is forced into the middle, assuming the glass is flat underneath

J Smith

2y↑27

you lay it flat on the table and spin it, the centrifugal force will create a relatively high pressure zone at each end of the tube forcing the air into the relatively low pressure zone in the middle.

Mr7suna

Yeah J smith is right.
If you follow your idea of going carefully, there always will be a point when there will be as much air in the middle and in the down side. And at that moment the angle you'll need to pass air from the down side to the middle will be enough to pass air from the middle to the upper side.

Awesome Stuff

2y↑8

Probably one of the best co-op games I've ever played, definitely my pick this year.

Colin Java

I assume the first one has a magnet, the ball seems to bounce off the left edge pretty quick.
Also, it starts going down the ramp from almost stationary, so after overcoming friction it shouldn't be able to make it back to the same height.

Aldabrachelys gigantea

goodness, that brought back memories - i used to have one of those exploratorium oil drop timers!

physicsfun

Thanks for sharing

romeo guille

2y↑1

Ahhhh physics is brilliant . 1 month ago = millions of views .✨♥️

Berry Bunny

I like that in the animation of the planets spinning, Venus was spinning in the correct direction but it seemed the planets were spinning at scaled speeds as well, except for Venus, which was spinning way too fast.

zack young

Background music is a 5+ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ fits perfect for this kind of video! Super cool!

physicsfun

Glad you liked it!

Mal-2 KSC

2y↑3

My guess for the spirit level type thing: heat it gently in your hands to expand the water and compress the air bubble. Then it shouldn't be so "slippery" as to resist being maneuvered into the middle. Let the tube cool off again, and the air regain its former volume.

jursamaj

2y↑3

Nope, just spin it. The outward centrifugal force will push the water out and the air in.

STARBOY A

2y↑1

Plasma Arc Lighter ... dude that Looks Sick!! 🔥🔥

Lynn Stone

So much fun ! Thank you.

physicsfun

The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.

Aircraft Carrier Wo-Class

Yo those oil drop timers; my grandma had a bunch of those. I never realized they were hourglasses when I was a kid, I used to just turn them over and watch them, fascinated by how they worked since I didn't know what was going on.

physicsfun

Thanks for sharing ❤️

Theresa Kessler

2y↑1

phenomal video! Seeing Saturn reminded me of my teenage years, when my sister who was 15 at the time, was out in the parking lot where we lived next to a store, she had set up her 400 horsepower telescope she had gotten.....all of a sudden she came into the house screaming....come look at this! My other sister and I ran out and she showed us Saturn!!!! She had honed in on a 'star' that was brightly shining, and she zeroed in on it, only to find out that it was Saturn...You could see the ring around it as plain as day! To be able to go to school the next day and tell our science teacher about it! Great day!

NeonGen2000

2y↑1

Won't the magnetic alignment of the track change over time as the magnetic ball keeps rolling down it the same way? I wonder if that has any negative effect on the trick being played here.

Gray England

2y↑17

I remember having an Oil Timer when I was a kid. Seeing this now makes me want to buy one.

Rashid Rahman

6:58 i remember well this design modelled on water bottles which i had way back in the day maybe like around 15 years back, it used to be a trend amongst the normies that they used to ask me everytime to play and mesmerise over the objects that fell in absolute order like an army march past. time flies, feels like yesterday :)

It's The Sun

2y↑12

You might try reducing the size of images on your website so it loads faster. Search engines punish websites with long load times, making it harder to rank.

Great video, and I'm a sucker for physics things like this 😊

HoverX9155

...
You must be a beginner in websites.
It's the server speed or your network speed that affects the loading time.
If you're a normal user, that should be the only reason

It's The Sun

@HoverX9155 something is causing their site, especially the images, to load slowly. Hopefully they can get a smart, talented, experienced professional such as yourself to help them optimize it.

HoverX9155

@It's The Sun I'm not talented, I'm not a professional, I'm not experienced. I just know a little bit about networking and websites.

It's The Sun

@HoverX9155 my mistake.

Here's what Google says when you do a search for "slow loading website"

"A large volume of unoptimized images is usually the most common reason behind website slowness. High-resolution images can consume lots of bandwidth while loading. Uploading larger sized images and then scaling them down can unnecessarily increase the size of your web page – causing your website to load slowly."

Have a nice day 🙂

Keldon McFarland

Great video. Lots of fun stuff.
As far as the background music, I give it a 3.8

physicsfun

Glad you enjoyed❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for feedback I will definitely work on it.

OLBICHL

7:44 perhaps by flicking or tapping the edges lightly, but that would cause many little bubbles to form if you do it too hard... fastest way I think would be by spinning the whole thing, so the water is forced to the edges, trapping the air in the middle chamber...

Bruce M

2y↑1

Great channel, keep it up. I bet you could sell shirts here that are physics-related just to help support you.

physicsfun

You are so kind

Stem Artin

2y↑142

Ball bearing clocks are cool too, my grandad had one. Used to fascinate me as a kid

Samir Majumder

2y↑1

Real?

Stem Artin

2y↑1

@Samir Majumder yeah Google them buddy

TrappenWeisseGuy ;

2y↑1

Congreve clock ?.

William Hanna

2y↑2

I first saw a very beautiful one, made from fine woods, in Las Vegas in 1978. Many years later there were cheap plastic knock-offs.

Stem Artin

2y↑1

@TrappenWeisseGuy ; not sure if that's the proper name bud

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Hei Det Er Meg

Wow, so many cool things! I subbed, no questions asked.

I gotta get one of those plasma lighters as a present for my friend, oh yes!

GoF Yourself

Love the use of video editing.

SpaceGamesy

2y↑1

those marbles are really cool!

physicsfun

Glad you liked it

Marty Wittenburg

physicsfun

You are intelligent :D

Licinius Varrus

love those vortex marbles, wow

physicsfun

Glad you enjoyed!

Helpful Sysops

2y↑20

2:26 <3 Love the colorful 3D marbles ! 🙂

Rstar 37

To move the bubbles to the center, shake it left and right while balancing it

NJG

2y↑1

I want a perpetual motion simulator. That’s quite neat.

Samoht A

Film yourself building one and upload it to youtube ;-)

SpriiExists

2y↑1

My mom used to have oil drop timers and we used it for time-outs

R-Labs

Imagine a perpetual motion simulator to be running for 100 years

Mykfox

2y↑1

I actually have an oil drop timer at home it looks excatly like the first one but with blue and green

crackedmagnet

2y↑168

Oh wow, I was almost ready to dismiss this as click bait (after a quick frame by frame I discovered it wasn't cut). But then I saw the monochromatic room in the exploratorium and that brought back some great memories. Flew over to see S&M2 and the exploratorium is absolutely amazing. Long story short, sodium vapour lamps shifted my perception of my own perception. It was absolutely a light bulb moment (pun intended). My hat is off, I love the science and entertainment mix, keep it up.

T-34 polar bear

It made that illusion for the first one by 3D but putting curves in the middle of it

matthew cherrington

I just needed to hear it

Deywahada

Another soultion for the puzzle:
make the whole thing stand, heat up the higher part while freezing the lower part.
When the lower part is frozen, just turn the thing around and freeze the other end. The air will be trapped in the middle. Then just lay it down and let it melt.

Andrew Enaje

2y↑1

Seeing all this, relaxed my mind from a hard week...

Sreenathan VKAT

Bro thank for your information. I am interested to make a perpetual motion machine. I and my wife are supporting to a special school where the children require different needs. This learning is different and may be useful to them. If i have any challenges i will reach you in the same channel. Kindly support. Iam from India, Chennai