This but with a ROTATING CAMERA #shorts #slowmoguys #bolt

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[Nothing-_-.]

Science and slo motion just belong together🤩

[D.Ronoa]

i bet teachers are using this vid for their science class.

[et]

Science teachers across the globe will now be showing this video for the next decade. Congratulations!

[Dtr]

Man. To physically be able to see the polls of magnet is breathtaking.

[TheTrout]

Guys… just… WOW. You all are incredible. Such effort so we can see something we've never seen before.

[hopsta]

Dan and Gav have done it again, this is utterly fantastic to those who've had a fascination with magnets and magnetic fields since childhood.

[hobocat]

I don’t know if anyone has tried doing this before. To see the interaction of the filings in mid air conforming to the magnetic field and then begin pulled in was mind bendingly amazing.
Though it made real in a visual way just how far and how much influence the magnetic field had on the iron filings.
Could you do a full scale video on this. All forms of magnets and strengths. To electromagnetic fields of immense strength. Try injecting filings at different angles and streams or bombardments.
To see that happen in slow-mo really helps visualize that field and how it works so much better than my mind did in my head or any other demonstrations I’ve seen before. Magnetic fields are fascinating to me. So do any of the forces in nature that we can see with our own eyes.
Thank you for all you do for the people and the world by capturing what we can see with our own eyes. Helps to have a visual representation in my head that is believable and you can’t get more real then that.
Watching the filings in real-time interacting with the magnetic field was something I won’t soon forget. Thank you again and I can wait to see what you guys come up with. Have a great day.

[Steelersop]

U guys are so Underated. Best content on YouTube🔥🔥🔥

[kyrollos]

Excellent literal visualisation of the magnetic field of a bar magnet. 🤩

[ahobimo]

This is art. You guys are visual artists. And damned good ones! 👏👏👏

[grapy]

That's ridiculously awesome 😎 😮. You are among the only few channels on whole YouTube that make my jaws drop!!

[PhilNubbins]

Just casually mentions an insanely accurate motion control rig with no further context.

Where did it come from? I want more bolt content!

[DJohnson]

The sections that go overtop and wrap around are so freaking cool.

[flyingSquirrelMan]

I'd like to see a bouncy ball bounce whilst spinning. Bouncy balls change direction and reverse spin when they bounce

[laughingvampire]

your petabytes of storage are genuinely valuable

[Jeremias]

You can watch this video in actual 3D by simply covering one of your eyes with a dark shade lens (e.g. one sunglass). Tom Scott once made a video about this effect. It's the perfect video for this and I love it! Keep it up guys! Always a pleasure to watch your videos!

[Executed]

This is easily one of the coolest shorts I’ve ever seen. 100 internets to you sir!

[jacobfoxworth]

OMG! Its exactly what i imagined it would be. I did not expect the two 45° circles though. So beautiful, and so awesome! Hopefully theres a full video? 😁 Great job as usual guys.

[GenericaQwerty]

Wow you acted fast on the request to do this! Glad to see Dan has PPE this time 😂 Amazing footage ❤

[NSA-admin]

Wow! Keep it up gavver! Also you should look in to doing slow mo of very tiny things like MEMS or piezo electric crystals. Or just more robo slows like this.