This guy is so cool, showing us toys we’ve never even heard of. No intros, annoying voice, no clickbait thumbnails, nothing but a soothing voice and really cool items. I think we found it boys. *the best youtuber*
Unfortunately it attracts immature viewers who say unoriginal stuff like *we did it boys* , quite a stark contrast to the UA-camr. (He's got an intro btw)
Yeah lots of people think they can't do all the stuff they used to like just because they got older and I think it's all bs you can be full of energy and do whatever you want at whatever age you're on
This is what the internet needed. An old man showing us tchotchkes. No egotistical swaggering no jump cuts or annoying dubstep, no timer filling talking. NOT EVEN AN INTRO! And its lovely! Subscribed.
Don't forget to like and subscribe and hit the notification bell to always be updated with the newest video's! (Sorry could help myself imitating you tubers at every content they make)
@@stampededestroyerxx2845 that's what i did yea eddit: i just received it from physicshack. It's amazing (yes it took a lot of time due to very, very high demand... i wonder why :^) )
@@martinajurickova5750 Well, yeah, but we have strong evidence that supports the idea. It is how to how we know the make up of the other planets. However according to nasa, there is a solid core. So you could technically stand on neptune.
Hello fellers in the reply section, please dont argue about what is neptune, just try to get the idea of what the fuck they OP is trying to say. Will ya?
Does anyone get that extremely calm feeling with videos like this where someone is explaining something in a soft voice? It’s not ASMR but I really wish there was a name for it because whenever I find a video like this it brings me back to when I was a kid
I like how imperfections in the swirls, like drag from the heavier materials and wobble during the spin, creates smaller, subtle vortexes at points of most convenience, then the circle forming at the very top takes on a more "hexagonal" shape, similar to that of the top of Saturn.
*Cletus J. Pearson* Probably. But when working on those scales, where the motion of a planet is seemingly perpetual, compared to the span of a human lifetime, the hexagon will probably remain there for anywhere between several hundreds- to hundred thousands of years, unless something extreme directly disrupts the flow.
same goes for jupiter's great red spot. it's just a little anomaly caused by turbulence, but the body it resides on is so large that its lasted for hundreds of years
The spinning effect is fascinating. I recently saw a science channel on UA-cam demonstrate a similar effect as this by spinning glitter. When they spun the glitter it went in all different ways and when stopped the glitter sorted itself into color layers.
It would be so much cooler if it rotated by itself - live this guy, no commercials, right to the point, interesting curios. Great job. Easy subscription.
I love how you can tell that he just can't stop spinning it himself. It's honestly more satisfying watching him play with toys then it is playing with them himself
The way the "pole" region forms a hexagon shape is very reminiscent of Saturn's hexagon. Really cool demonstration of how turbulent flow can create familiar shapes.
Calen Hoffman "On July 31st, 2014, Rowett published a video titled "Vases and Pneumatic Toys," in which he showed off his collection of magic and quirky vases as well as some of his toys. Throughout the video, Rowett continues to perform a trick called "Water From The Nile," in which he completely pours water out of a vase, then several seconds later, pours water out from the vase again, each time saying "Water from the Nile." The video has gained over 1 million views"
Heck, I can answer the first. It's a compromise between strategies of distributed computation for a simulation, as well as the physical limitations of said computing devices.
@@warriorson7979 no, I answered WHY. It's something that gets created by differing update speeds across adjacent parallel cores when you have them independently distributing workload according to local load. You COULD have processing resources dedicated to assigning even allocation of said resources, but that overhead becomes prohibitive as you scale the system. Its better to have cores distribute load to their neighbors in a parallel processing array independently, and at diminishing amounts so you dont have sharp differences in the sectors of the simulation in terms of update frequency and instead have a gradient. Update frequency=time to the simulation inhabitants. So, areas of the sim with large amounts of stuff to process(i.e energy/mass) run slower than the areas that dont(gravitic time warping), with the load being offloaded gradually to the surrounding areas of the sim, creating a smooth gradient of decreasing update times as the local load becomes less and less. That's your general relativity right there. Special relativity is simply that along with the consequences of your cores having a maximum speed at which they can hand off the info to the adjacent core. So again, the WHY is that its the most efficient way to cohesively run a very large simulation that has a very large amount of parallel processing going on.
@@jadedandbitter The word "why" is inherently philosophical....about INTENTION. If I ask you WHY did you buy a blue shirt, the answer is not "I gave money to the clothing store and they gave me a shirt".
Tydus Tarien When the teacher asked you what you wanted to be when you grew up, I bet you didn't say "I want to trawl the comment threads of toy demonstration videos and make pedantic remarks". What an interesting and fulfilling life you lead sir. Bravo!
@Mike L i had the same feeling when he stopped and reversed the spin the hexagonal vortex appeareaing in the middle reminded me of the polar area of Jupiter and Saturn
We used to make similar things back in the 70's with food coloring liquid soap and metal flake. We called them cosmic clouds. Usually in a cool bottle like Whiskey bottles or Frangelica. ETC
When there is just one toy in the video, you will often find it in the Grand Illusions Toy Shop. As in this case. When there are lots of toys, these will be from Tim's collection, and are not for sale. HTH.
Hi - Tim does go to various toy fairs, but these are normally showcasing new toys that if they are not available yet, may well be soon. But many toys from Tim's collection can often be 20 or 30 years old, and in most cases will not be made any more.
Actually, this video proves the FE theory to be wrong. The spin, makes the gravity go inwards. Unlike what FEs claim should be happening 'everything flying off like water on a spinning tennis ball.'
perfect example of how atmospheric pressure and weather is controlled....DARPA have been working on this for decades but such a perfect example of it in motion
This guy is so cool, showing us toys we’ve never even heard of. No intros, annoying voice, no clickbait thumbnails, nothing but a soothing voice and really cool items. I think we found it boys. *the best youtuber*
100% Tim does it for the love of toys and that makes him the best. Its his passion and he wants to share it with the world
Also daily dose of internet
Unfortunately it attracts immature viewers who say unoriginal stuff like *we did it boys* , quite a stark contrast to the UA-camr. (He's got an intro btw)
@@yuunkuro2616 yeh
That was the opposite of clickbait thumbnail. They actually chose the least interesting frame from the video. Not that I'm complaining.
He never lost touch with his inner child. We can learn a lot from that.
Absolutely.
Yeah lots of people think they can't do all the stuff they used to like just because they got older and I think it's all bs you can be full of energy and do whatever you want at whatever age you're on
one of few sentences that doesn't sound wrong even though it has words "touch" and "child" in it
Plus relaxing
Sadism at it's finest
This is what the internet needed. An old man showing us tchotchkes. No egotistical swaggering no jump cuts or annoying dubstep, no timer filling talking. NOT EVEN AN INTRO! And its lovely! Subscribed.
Me too
Love introless channels
@@AM-gc4yd finally someone who does that
Don't forget to like and subscribe and hit the notification bell to always be updated with the newest video's! (Sorry could help myself imitating you tubers at every content they make)
You know what? You’re right. Subscribed.
I've never seen another channel that deserved the title of "Mr. Rogers of the Internet" more than Tim
You mean you want to be Tim's neighbor?!
How fitting!
@@DerEchteBold for sure
Check out hickok45
American Southern Mr Roger
lmao
@@hoppinggnomethe4154 lmao aight
Noooo! You never allowed the circle to reach the top! How could you deprive me like this?
TheReaverOfDarkness at 2:15 he let it go until the circle wouldn't move up farther.
No, it had only briefly paused because he had just before that made it go up faster. He didn't wait long enough.
TheReaverOfDarkness Tim edging
Screamed
That’s how he gets you to buy one.
One day he's gonna show us the Infinity stones he bought in a local store
borrowed from a friend who had quite a few more
For the cost of half of humanity's life
And then he snaps and says 'heh'.
@@pigeater4587 borrowed from thanos 😂
Or the holy grail he found at some random toy store in Japan.
"Water from the Nile"
So relaxing. Time to sleep
I agree, it’s like, 1:54 I should go to sleep
H11
It's 14:31
I'm not going to sleep, I'm going to play it till morning
Yes, time to sleep... FOREVER!!!!
"I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STO--"
*out of stock*
oh :c ...
You can still get it directly from the creator's page.
@@stampededestroyerxx2845 that's what i did yea
eddit: i just received it from physicshack. It's amazing (yes it took a lot of time due to very, very high demand... i wonder why :^) )
This would've been a great conversation starter
@@stampededestroyerxx2845 where is that?
There is actually 1 available on amazon. Search for rheoscopic fluid and you'll find the exact thing from the video.
His voice is so relaxing, I want him to read me stories
definitely on my fav the same level of morgan Freeman, but still #1 is David Attenborough
But can you understand him?
@@calebtaylor3835 I can understand him. he has a british accent that would be nice for telling stories.
Tell your mom to marry him .
This was meant to be a joke so Karens pls don't cancel me on yt's comment section.
@@giornogiovanna9475 lol
there's something soothing about not being able to decipher what he says
im surprised nobody mentioned asmr yet
You're so right!
i can deciphrate 90% of the time
I’d like to deciphrate but I am Spanish and it is quite difficult for me, I just understand a few words! His accent is unique, I like it!
He is a mumbler
This looks like a piece of planet Neptune's surface.
You mean gas clouds, there's no surface there except for the core. And that is Liquid metal core, not quite "Hardy"
@@zondor8123 what do we know. No one's ever been there, it's but theories and calculations.
@@martinajurickova5750 Well, yeah, but we have strong evidence that supports the idea. It is how to how we know the make up of the other planets. However according to nasa, there is a solid core. So you could technically stand on neptune.
Hello fellers in the reply section, please dont argue about what is neptune, just try to get the idea of what the fuck they OP is trying to say. Will ya?
@@YourLocalCafe Hello fellers, we've found uranus.
Dont know why this channel started showing up in my feed but im glad it did.
Tim is clearly a powerful enchanter, and this disc is what he uses to see the future.
Does anyone get that extremely calm feeling with videos like this where someone is explaining something in a soft voice? It’s not ASMR but I really wish there was a name for it because whenever I find a video like this it brings me back to when I was a kid
I like how imperfections in the swirls, like drag from the heavier materials and wobble during the spin, creates smaller, subtle vortexes at points of most convenience, then the circle forming at the very top takes on a more "hexagonal" shape, similar to that of the top of Saturn.
you noticed how quickly the hexagon fades, do you think Saturn's hexagon has a similar fate?
*Cletus J. Pearson*
Probably. But when working on those scales, where the motion of a planet is seemingly perpetual, compared to the span of a human lifetime, the hexagon will probably remain there for anywhere between several hundreds- to hundred thousands of years, unless something extreme directly disrupts the flow.
What a fantastic time to be alive.
Thanks, Jordan Schlansky.
same goes for jupiter's great red spot. it's just a little anomaly caused by turbulence, but the body it resides on is so large that its lasted for hundreds of years
00:28 Oh cool!
00:44 no, whait, don't...
1:26 why di you...
1:58 ooooh yeeees
2:00 DON'T DO IT, YOU STOP IT TIM
I would have written this comment, if it didn't already exist
The spinning effect is fascinating. I recently saw a science channel on UA-cam demonstrate a similar effect as this by spinning glitter.
When they spun the glitter it went in all different ways and when stopped the glitter sorted itself into color layers.
can you please tell me the channel's name?
Patrizia Anzani
I'll do better, I'll link you to the video.
ua-cam.com/video/B60sM9K61Ug/v-deo.html
all the toys we never knew existed but certainly we would’ve wanted as a kid.. and he plays with them for us. what a wonderful man.
...and as an adult!
Looks like weather systems. Cool.
I love listening to people teach about genius little things.
Like “ isn’t that so cool” or “how the hell did they come up with that?”
This is one of the most fascinating toys I have ever seen on this channel. A good reminder of why I shouldn't watch Tim at work.
But this IS Tim at work ;-)
If mesmerizing was a subject, this is what it'd look like
You are one of the best youtubers, quality content, straight to the point and no unnecessary "edits". We love you Tim
It would be so much cooler if it rotated by itself - live this guy, no commercials, right to the point, interesting curios. Great job. Easy subscription.
I need this when tripping
That would be amazing
I want a box of items from this channel specifically for this purpose
Exactly what I was going to say. Sell these at dispensaries and you'll make a fortune!
I’m trippin rn, and this is amazing
Why would you need this when falling? It could break!
I love how you can tell that he just can't stop spinning it himself. It's honestly more satisfying watching him play with toys then it is playing with them himself
😭😂
"That does remind me of, I don't know um, hurricanes over the Atlantic"
Florida: *sweats*
lol
Glad I’ve been watching Tim over the years now everyone loves him as much as I do
Reminds of nail colours. What a pretty peacock blue.
This is such a great tool to get familiar with fluid mechanics at a very young age! I would've spent so much time playing with this as a kid. :)
hurricane irma pocket edition
Limited Time Offer well can you fit it in your pocket hmmmm
Bro are you really Eric andre haha👎👎👎👎💩 trash
Cursed pfp
LOL
Tim is like a talking history book picture. And i love it
I want a pocket size version of this
perhaps as a pendant or watch face 👀
Yes me to, it looks so satisfying
I don't think the effect would be as great tho. The liquid needs a lot of movement too look good. Still a nice concept
A museum had a large spinning globe of this stuff to demonstrate atmosphere in Neptune. It was hypnotic spinning that. I loved it.
Great illustration of the Coriolis effect!
Can you please explain why?
The way the "pole" region forms a hexagon shape is very reminiscent of Saturn's hexagon. Really cool demonstration of how turbulent flow can create familiar shapes.
I wish I would watch this on national geographic and this one is VERY entertaining
Staring at that disc spinning here is a hypnotic, trippy experience.
I feel like id be addicted and staring at this for days if I was a kid.
I feel like I'd be addicted to staring at it for days at the age I am now
You call yourself anime senpai and you're not a kid, I learn new things every day on the internet
This little toy can teach a lot of fluid dynamics
Vortex domes from the Nile!
Nile vortex
I see "Nile" comments on all his vids. I'm new to the channel, can you explain the reference?
Calen Hoffman "On July 31st, 2014, Rowett published a video titled "Vases and Pneumatic Toys," in which he showed off his collection of magic and quirky vases as well as some of his toys. Throughout the video, Rowett continues to perform a trick called "Water From The Nile," in which he completely pours water out of a vase, then several seconds later, pours water out from the vase again, each time saying "Water from the Nile." The video has gained over 1 million views"
You know... this just made me think of how to teach water and wave dynamics in oceanography
Dj Tim on the beat
Mac Apple lol so true he would make a great dj
Beats from the Nile
I like this man. He is like David Attenborough but in his own way.
He knows stuff really well.
Finally we've found a way to prove that the earth is actually triangle shaped☝️! Great job!👍
SAK- SOON you mean prymid
SAK- SOON ugh
I put some of that stuff in a small glass bottle and left a small bubble in it and it looks crazy beautiful when moving the bubble through it.
POV: It's 1:30 AM, you just stopped watching netflix or playing video games and are laying in bed with your phone procrastinating sleep.
20:50 but yeah
@@IndigoGollum ?
Protect this man at all costs.
WHERE CAN I BUY THIS
in the description, this IS a toy shop after all
Der Dude Worth it.
Yeah, it's cool ..... but it's not £60 cool.
I need one in purple
Jesse H. you must have a poor existence if you cant afford £60 for something as nice as this
what a great example of the Coriolis effect
So this is they guy making all those hurricanes in the oceans
You should add a webshop to all these wonderful toys. I am sold.
Still better than fidget spinner
Its amazing that you can see the whole universe and creation within a children's toy...
Father of Vsauce
they had a huge version of this at the museum of science and industry in tampa when i was a kid. it's probably still there
"When I meet God, I am going to ask him two questions: Why relativity? And why turbulence? I really believe he will have an answer for the first."
Heck, I can answer the first. It's a compromise between strategies of distributed computation for a simulation, as well as the physical limitations of said computing devices.
@@jadedandbitter
You answered HOW....not WHY.
@@warriorson7979 no, I answered WHY. It's something that gets created by differing update speeds across adjacent parallel cores when you have them independently distributing workload according to local load. You COULD have processing resources dedicated to assigning even allocation of said resources, but that overhead becomes prohibitive as you scale the system. Its better to have cores distribute load to their neighbors in a parallel processing array independently, and at diminishing amounts so you dont have sharp differences in the sectors of the simulation in terms of update frequency and instead have a gradient. Update frequency=time to the simulation inhabitants. So, areas of the sim with large amounts of stuff to process(i.e energy/mass) run slower than the areas that dont(gravitic time warping), with the load being offloaded gradually to the surrounding areas of the sim, creating a smooth gradient of decreasing update times as the local load becomes less and less. That's your general relativity right there.
Special relativity is simply that along with the consequences of your cores having a maximum speed at which they can hand off the info to the adjacent core.
So again, the WHY is that its the most efficient way to cohesively run a very large simulation that has a very large amount of parallel processing going on.
@@warriorson7979 to put it another way, you're expecting a philosophical answer when the question is about engineering.
@@jadedandbitter
The word "why" is inherently philosophical....about INTENTION.
If I ask you WHY did you buy a blue shirt, the answer is not "I gave money to the clothing store and they gave me a shirt".
It gives better effects then any seen in the last few Star Wars films.
Indistinguishable from the atmospheric turbulence of Jupiter.
Mike L indistinguishable, huh?
Tydus Tarien When the teacher asked you what you wanted to be when you grew up, I bet you didn't say "I want to trawl the comment threads of toy demonstration videos and make pedantic remarks". What an interesting and fulfilling life you lead sir. Bravo!
@Mike L
i had the same feeling when he stopped and reversed the spin the hexagonal vortex appeareaing in the middle reminded me of the polar area of Jupiter and Saturn
We used to make similar things back in the 70's with food coloring liquid soap and metal flake. We called them cosmic clouds. Usually in a cool bottle like Whiskey bottles or Frangelica. ETC
I’m looking at my Lava Lamp, like
“ Ya lazy piece of shit!”
ROFL
Wow this thing is kinda neat. Reminds me of TV footage of the Earth's atmosphere when viewed from orbit.
Me and my sister *LOVE* this!
Is it available on the grand illusions website?!
It's like a hurricane simular.
Absolutely fascinating.
I did this in art class with metallic paint and water. It's pretty cool.
That’d be a *_Kalliroscope_* he’s playing with :)
Bob Ross but with magic toys 🥰 thats what happens if people have a passion and share it. Thanks for showing us unique and magical things ❤🥏
omg I need this now.
Why haven't I discovered this account before? It's so pleasant!
What a brilliant channel. I'm so glad I came across this. He's an absolute pleasure to watch. Subbed.
I saw a hexagon for a second! Fluid dynamics 🤤
He has to put links to were he gets all these fun things
destiny dailey playz many videos are products sold through the Grand Illusions website. www.grand-illusions.com/vortex-dome-c2x26794216
When there is just one toy in the video, you will often find it in the Grand Illusions Toy Shop. As in this case.
When there are lots of toys, these will be from Tim's collection, and are not for sale. HTH.
Grand Illusions i forgot he collects toys from fairs that you cant get most of the time
Rob thank u for the link
Hi - Tim does go to various toy fairs, but these are normally showcasing new toys that if they are not available yet, may well be soon. But many toys from Tim's collection can often be 20 or 30 years old, and in most cases will not be made any more.
This is great to demonstrate the Coriolis effect!
EXTRAORDINARY
I just found out abt this channel a week or so ago and I absolutely love it
listen if you don't attach that to a grinder and spin it up and record with a slow motion camera who will.
Imagine how many civilizations you just destroyed every time you would spin it the opposite way .
Shame he didn’t use the magnet while spinning it
I can't understand half of what he says but all of his videos are fascinating
Sold!
This is so trippy...what a cool toy
Flat earth theory
hahahaha
all it missing is the 3 elephants on a turtle
Actually, this video proves the FE theory to be wrong. The spin, makes the gravity go inwards. Unlike what FEs claim should be happening 'everything flying off like water on a spinning tennis ball.'
The firmament
《•KÏƏ•》
.......is a bunch of idiots with egos, and zero scientific proof for their claims.
There, i finished it for you.
This would make a wonderful trip toy.
A hurricane from the Nile.
I can't wait for this to be recommended to everyone
where did you get this?
www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/the-vortex-dome/
thank you
Terica 132 this is a link to the vortex dome at the official Grand Illusions store. www.grand-illusions.com/vortex-dome-c2x26794216
www.grand-illusions.com/vortex-dome-c2x26794216
Grand Illusions own this channel and sell most toys shown here
Sir plz let that circle reach the top, it's really making my heart itch !!
Where was this during the 80's when I REALLY would have enjoyed it :P
This is truly a gift you could get for literally anyone and they would enjoy it
Except blind people...
@@Cibbylad oooo... hmm. Its a spinning gift, its smooth and enjoyable to spin. That's what it does. There. Happy blind person's birthday.
perfect example of how atmospheric pressure and weather is controlled....DARPA have been working on this for decades but such a perfect example of it in motion
This is the best toy to understand law of Inertia.
If I had one of these I could look at it and play with it all day. Forget cellphones, tvs or computer games lmao.
When he stops the spinning, the effect reminds me of Star Gate's wormhole animation when they walk through it
My husband bought me one for my birthday recently and I absolutely love it 😊
This is the most perfect object I’ve ever beheld. So beautiful. I’d love to have one.
Grand illusions is the CEO of recommendations these days
There would be no end to my playing with this thing!
Just found this page and I am HYPED
I slept two times while watching his videos. It's so relaxing.
I could watch that spin for hours
This is just simplicity at its best