Magnets. How Do They Work?!?

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[noisysprings]

Make one big enough to stand on and see if it works as a descender.

[PlayNowWorkLater]

I love showing people this experiment. I carry around a copper pipe band a neodymium magnet wherever I go. Great demonstration Nate

[MandoYooooda]

I'm glad you've overcome tkor obstacle and spread your wings on here. I've been a subscriber to your channel since day one and love to see your channel grow. Such an awesome guy🤘

[sarahhennessy]

Well done sir. You’re doing the good work on YouTube

[bleutitanium]

Nate, I love your Short Videos !!! Please keep doing more... and keep doing your channel too !

[onthefasttracktoheaven]

Yep most precious metals are diamagnetic, and yes I consider copper a precious metal!

[Pyrozoid]

My lab experiment 2nd semester in college was to find the critical velocity of a magnet going through an aluminium cylinder.
We put metal wires around the cylinder at equal intervals and took an oscilloscope reading after putting the magnet through the cylinder.
Then we looked at the spikes in voltage at each of the wires to see when the magnet went through that coil and because oscilloscopes also keeps track of time we had the rough distance vs time plot and voila we have an approximate on the critical velocity.
Prolly coulda done more stuff and found more things but was still fun.

[jacobwiggins]

I’m goin to try to take what have given me knowledge wise and make this become a endless source of electricity

[drrenard]

I honestly thought that the split would break the eddy currents but I guess the currents go length wise on the pipe then. If you take a solid disk to swing between a magnet, it will stop quickly but a disk with cut spaces around it will freely move without any breaking effect.

[waterierStone]

I've seen this before but they didn't cut a hole in the copper pipe. Its really cool to see it without any possibility of tricks.

[dr.doppeldecker]

This principle would make one smooth elevator

[HasaniGutierrez-te]

Bro is better than my science teacher at school 💀

[Sum.lil.trashguy]

Please put marshmallow fluff in a vacuum chamber

[Arceus]

Creating a magnetic field... What if 2 magnets were to fall side by side in separate chambers? Would it make a larger field?

[williamlivingstone]

I'd be curious on what things you could use this concept for... hmmm

[ScienceBusted]

How do magnets work?

The magnet consists of concentric clockwise and counterclockwise dipole rings that extend from one pole to the other over the entire body of the magnet.

Dipole rings in the same direction attract each other, and dipole rings in opposite directions repel each other. Likewise, currents in the same direction attract each other and currents in opposite directions repel each other.

An electric current can induce dipoles in a magnetic material to form dipole rings. Moving magnets can induce electrons in a conductor to produce an electric current.

Since a dipole ring has two magnetic poles, clockwise and counterclockwise, there cannot be a single magnetic pole.

[muffels]

This is how some roller coaster brakes work

[EPSILON-]

Is this the Lorentz Force Monsoon was on about in MGRR?

[archfapper]

I mostly watch because Nate's handsome, but I'm accidentally learning too

[SeriesFightClass]

In other news I see a new engine model coming 😮