Level 1 to 100 Science Gadgets

These are some of the world's most amazing science gadgets and toys!

These are amazing science gadgets! The list includes Animallusions Zebra, Chaotic Decision Maker Pendulum, Revolving Octagons, Infinity Mirror Tea-light Candle, cast saw, musical tesla coil, super precision gyroscope and much more!

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Level 1- Animallusions Zebra

Level 10- Chaotic Decision Maker Pendulum

Level 20- Revolving Octagons: a kinetic art desk toy from the 1990s that was sold in the Natural Wonders chain of mall shops. Powered by one AA battery, a motor moves three magnets under the mirror surface which drags the three geometric components in a circular dance. Note the rounded base of the silver octagon forms, allowing an off center contact point which then is acted on by friction to induce each to spin as it is dragged along.

Level 30- Infinity Mirror Tea-light Candle: parallel partially mirrored panes of glass create the illusion of multiple candle flames through the physics of reflection and refraction. Featuring candles from my collection this month as the winter solstice approaches.

Level 40- Tesla’s Egg of Columbus Replica

Level 50- Micro Mirror Interactive Art

Level 60- Wonder

Level 70- UFO Mirascope

Level 80- Magic Sake Cup

Level 90- Perpetual Dolphin Wheel: another kinetic art desk toy from the 70s- the rotor will stay in motion for weeks, until the hidden 9V battery is depleted. The rotor has a magnet embedded within each dolphin- and an extremely simple and ingenious circuit within the base (comprised of: a coil, a battery, and one transistor), senses the approaching magnets and energizes the coil to gives these magnets a push as the rotor passes through the middle. Similar to the Andrew’s Space Wheel, this device also takes advantage of conservation of energy and angular momentum to sustain the motion.

Level 100- Slow Dance: a kinetic sculpture via induced vibration and high speed strobe lighting in which objects exhibit subtle and graceful motion when mounted within this special frame. An elegant electromagnet supplies the physics to induce the motion seen as the beautiful copper windings prominently featured at the bottom of the frame. Electronics within the frame send AC currents to the electromagnet which then pushes and pulls magnets on each side. These magnets are affixed to leaf springs to which feathers, flowers, and other objects are attached with elastic bands. The arrangement is then illuminated by LEDs set to strobe at just the right frequency to produce the slow dance illusion.

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[physicsfun]

08:48 Please Vote 👀

Comment "Everything is theoretically impossible,
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[RcS]

As much as I appreciate the amazing science gadgets shared, I really do NOT appreciate the unreal thumbnail used in the video, leading one to believe that the glass sphere actually rolls around the kinetic sculpture - this is misleading and unnecessary!

[NostalgiaCatholic]

"Everything is theoretically impossible until it is done in someone's garage..."

[jeffreyyoung]

The tube puzzle with the ball, replicates how large rocks can come to the surface of the ground after many years.

Even tiny vibrations that we can not feel are enough to get the large rocks to rise through the soil.

[MARCUSLAIJOONYIHMoe]

“Everything is theoretically impossible,
until it is done”





in your language

[ngpon]

I thought 100 items would be introduced

[rebirth_mishap]

the problem with perpetual motion machines is figuring out where to put the battery

[thundexscorpiox]

"Everything is theoretically impossible,
until it is done"

[esspe]

I’m always wanting to see what science gadget you will show next: each time I see a video of yours I click and it's a pleasure!

[wombat.]

The puzzle, I would put it on a flat surface and spin it. Centrifugal force should work?

[asilva]

I had seen all your videos. I like a lot your channel. Regards

[thundexscorpiox]

The bride in the Magic Sake Cup looks kinda creepy

[SouthParkStudio]

I remember my ufo mirascope from sonic. My fav fastfood toy everr

[DancingEagle]

Everything is theoretically possible unless it is not done by the end of all multiverses.

[Patrocloide]

"Todo es teóricamente imposible, hasta que se hace"

[BitSmythe]

Like mama said, *USE YOUR WORDS* _Descriptions would be better than _*_PORN MUSIC._*

[WOFFY-qcte]

Coin puzzle, I think one solution is to to flick the puzzle quickly on a flat surface, as the inertia of the coin is greater than the balls the coin should pass through the gap before the balls have time to move to block it.

[markdi]

is the Little Wonder sculpture available anywhere ?

[DocMartn]

Senselessly lying about what was going to be shown accomplished two things. It got me to engage with your video like I'm doing now and it's going to ensure that I block all future videos from you in the future. Stop lying to people for no damn reason! The original contraption would have been enough to have me interested in seeing what this video was about

[So_Burn]

stripes comic for zebra only that i watch and going comment ... 😂🤣