The mini whirlpool

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[stevensaputra]

The ending made me realized that the video is reversed 😂

[wackygamer]

The reverse got me💀. What a perfect masterpiece🔥🔥

[lllore]

For a second you made me question my whole engineering degree

[where_the_vatniks_are]

The moment when he stopped that whirlpool, using a blender! 🤯🤯🤯

[gregbrown]

I swear this man is a genius. I never know what to expect with him.

[sujith]

The electromagnetic force applied on conducting substance, it got observed or temporary storage at the point or space force applied. If whole tiny part or atom got observed or stored. The space between every atom or molecule or compound probably magnetized (kids play of continous attachment of IRON with magnet, the iron piece becomes magnet for sometime and magnitudes to attract). Same way very near which is of very very less space between tiny particles. A VISIBLE TINY IS BIGGER THAN A ATOM OR MOLECULE OR COMPOUND IS VERY SMALL BUT A PRACTICLE DEMOSTRATION OF BEHAVIOUR HELPS. same way of adjacent systematic alighned atoms with less space a bit higher compared to space between nucleus and electrons of same atom. But not visible with human eye, of we see like this magnification of top layer of conducting substance is easy to magnitise with very less fraction of second and adjacent atoms as magnetic power changing continously propagates.

The magnetic power of magnitising conductor gives the power, measuring magnetic power was a practical finding too. As magnetic power not visible to eye. A method to measure attracting a iron. A research on measurement of magic power ways one ex:- of magnification. The measure of magnetic power very near on the falling substance was a scientic method to measure comparison of flow of power or energy or charge release gives, where actually rays were going after fall on substance.

A electricity was of not visible to eye, 2 batteries releases electricity on water, if we take same example of OBSERPTION, if water observes charge the imbalance rotating, observation by tiny particles molecule phenomenon releasing energy. Which rotating a wheel or robust turner.

[juliengasket]

Franchement heureusement il y a des gens pour nous mpntrer les supercherie merci 👍🏽

[cg.man_aka_kevin]

I love this Vector channel, how he always stays smiling and relaxed, while proving that there are some experiments, that are just a trick... :) Great job!!! 👍👍👍

[Mr._Vr]

You can see the sadness in his eyes when making the tin foil ring

[victoriarosen]

I was really gonna go buy some batteries but then the ending broke my heart

[RoIeModeI]

I really never get tired of your content! 😄

[StevenSVT]

Took me a second realize he’s dressed as Vector from Despicable me. Thought it was Velma from Scooby doo

[khalilcaelan]

wow vector is happy every single vid he might glow✨

[JaxxHunter]

That video editing was absolutely perfection!


I almost couldn't tell that...
the first clip was horizontally mirrored

[reemuaale]

~I love how he doesn't lie to us at all~

[rossalexander]

Every video he’s either smiling or suprised 😂

[paultanski-hampton]

Well bloody done!! You had us all fooled! 😂👏

[nathaliesuprematie]

Oh finally now I don’t have the tire my arm out just to see my legos float around

[CGray]

Even though these are fake, it amazes me how creative people can get with this kind of stuff

[kingg_lol]

This man put the whole video in reverse