I've always wanted to make it rain. Did you learn something from this video? Let me know what you thought! And also tell me how awkward I looked indoor skydiving!
It basically works by letting each eye see only one of the 2 colored images (for example, through the red lens, you can only see the blue image), and since the we images are slightly different, they work like the eye: both eyes are in different points, so they'll see a very slightly different image of what you're looking at. The 3d glasses work by letting each eye see what it would see if the objects were in 3 dimensions. Therefore, the brain interprets the images as a 3d object.
I love this question. A raindrop shows us how beautifully and surprisingly complex the world around us really is. Our cognition runs on a low resolution filter of the world 24/7. But there is so much more complexity in every little bit of detail. So yeah for raindrops and it's okay to be smart to show us how low resolution our perception of the world really is.
Scientist 1: I'm going to research the shapes of raindrops. Scientist 2: No, you can't. We have more important things to do right now. Scientist 1: I was going to save it for a rainy day.
I also thought that they were lines. Like in minecraft. It kind of makes sense because then they would have the least air recistance so i still don't understand why they are vertically flat... that gives it so much air resistance that it doesn't make sense that they stay in that shape
I don't ever remember being told that raindrops look like that. Anyways, almost all of my teachers have told me school isn't meant to teach you everything you know, it's to teach you how to learn everything you will know
I have a very distinct memory about pancake-shaped drops splitting. They weren't really raindrops: I was on Iguazú Falls on top of a waterfall, and as drops of water went down, you could see from up there how some of them, too big to remain spheres, essentially formed a ring and then multiple smaller drops, all in a split second. My mind was blown when you showed the exact same thing here (except seen from the side).
Indoor skydiving looks like wicked fun, you look like a massive kid in there =P Cool stuff. I saw a slow mo video of a drop of water and the way it kind of spins around on itself is beautiful and how different temperatures at certain altitudes have rain turn into either snow or hail.
A few times over my ~40 years, I've experienced rain that was big. Like really big. Perhaps hail that quickly melted? Drops that bunched together? Of the few times I can recall this happening, it seemed like these big drops were spread further appart. It wasn't like a hard rain that comes in an almost wall. It's big drops, further appart. It's pretty neat really.
0:37: WRONG! If i was asked to draw a raindrop i'd just make a dot because i'm lazy af, but a dot is just a microscopic blob, which means i'd be right😁
Oh my god! This video really helped me a lot! I was doing a class project and we needed to know information like this, and I watched this video and it helped me a lot! Thanks so much! You deserve a sub! :D
I came here because I wondered why water was spherical when it’s on the ground, and why it didn’t just depart into millions of molecules. Thanks for giving me the answer!
FormalThread479-Minecraft I also expect that lateral winds can get them going faster than terminal velocity. Anything going fast enough can sting when it its you.
The only thing I see wrong with this is that the rain drop is not moving. In order for that shape of the rain drop to appear, some of the water would have to fall behind the main drop(the drop would have to be moving). In a wind tunnel the air pushes the drop at a certain speed but also at a certain height. If you speed the fan up or slow it down the drops would go higher or lower but more or less sustain the same height relative to all the other drops. If all the drops want to be at the same height then it makes sense for it to spread out into a pancake shape or stick together in a ball shape but you would not get the tear drop shape because you eliminated the factor that potentially created it: movement(or free falling at terminal velocity). I suggest putting a high speed camera outside while it is raining to really see what they look like. Or conduct an experiment where you drop water from a high place and record it as it falls.
Back in the late 80's, in south central Kansas, I remember a TV station explaining this on the news. Since we only had four stations where we lived, and three had local news (the fourth was KPTS - 8, a PBS station) it was either KSNW -3, KAKE -10, or KWCH -12. I can't remember which one.
The wind tunnel scenes reminded me of the scene in Willy Wonka where Charlie and his grandfather partake of the Fizzy Lifting Drinks and float upwards where the fan blades await their ultimate doom before belching and slowly returning to earth.
another reason why you might think of them like this is due to your camera, when your camera (and your eye to an extent) sees a raindrop it looks like a huge streek because the shutter speed (how long it takes for your camera to take a photo, and for how long the lens is open), because in that time between when the shutter opens and closes it will have traveld a significant distence, and that looks like a streek. this is why when i do cgi (and so do some pros) i actualy make rain drops realy streched out tear drop shapes, because that is how a camera would see it.
I didn't know about raindrops ripping themselves apart in mid-air! Now that I've realised it, it seems obvious that that would happen as they collect and get bigger, but it's still so awesome to see it happen!
they are a american based broadcast their demographic are young americans young americans are taught imperial till that changes.. doubt they will either they should however always include both
Why would you think that the reason someone sounds different is because they got new teeth? Out of all the other, more normal reasons someone sounds different than they do normally. Like seriously man. Who goes out and spontaneously gets new teeth?
How do you get new teeth at all? Like a new FULL set of teeth any way, cause mine aren't looking to white right now. Also do the shape of the teeth make a difference to the sound of your voice?🤔🤔
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Isn't the wind tunnel slightly different than free falling since there is enough wind to keep you afloat, while when you or the rain drop is free falling, it is still falling? Wouldn't the extra wind force change the shape of the drop as well?
As an artist, I'd draw it either as a short diagonal straight line, or a stretched oval kind of shape, because that's mostly how I draw rain. I always thought raindrops were spherical, though, because I never stopped to consider air resistance.
I wish I could go back to kindergarden, draw this shape, and when the teacher tells me off I explain this then tell the 32 year old they were just corrected by a 5 year old on physics.
A fluid is a substance that flows or deforms continuously under the the action of shear force. No matter how small it may be. Here continuous deformation is an important term that is missing from the defition given in the video.
A rain drop that is suspended in one place due to an upward air flow may have a different shape than one that is actually dropping through the atmosphere. How about filming a video where you skydive and observe water drops to get a more accurate representation of a rain drop. Also, would other gas fluids produce different shapes? Is the rain on Titan the same shape as Earth rain?
When my mom decided to take me indoor skydiving for my sweet 16, I never left the center of the wind tunnel. However, I hated the experience, so my mom choosing that for my sweet 16 was a really bad idea, but I loved going bowling for that same birthday. Anyway, this was a pretty educational video on raindrops. I never could draw that teardrop shape though.
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I've always wanted to make it rain.
Did you learn something from this video? Let me know what you thought! And also tell me how awkward I looked indoor skydiving!
you looked really awkward 10/10
Super awkward sorry man I am telling the truth
make it rain ayyyy 8)
Yes ! thank you. Keep up the good work.
Really interesting idea
Do more videos on creative topics
Could you make a video about chromostereopsis? That effect where red and blue 2D images seems to be 3D
It basically works by letting each eye see only one of the 2 colored images (for example, through the red lens, you can only see the blue image), and since the we images are slightly different, they work like the eye: both eyes are in different points, so they'll see a very slightly different image of what you're looking at. The 3d glasses work by letting each eye see what it would see if the objects were in 3 dimensions. Therefore, the brain interprets the images as a 3d object.
Or orange and green
thanks,
I finally know what it's called.
we need a vid on that. Underrated comment
I think vox has a really good video you might be interested
0:40 Why is that the most PERFECT Raindrop I've ever seen in my life??
It is wrong tho
Because it wasn't. Lol
nope
Nisha Prabha did you even watch the vid smh
Vimal Singh Isn't that random?
I love this question. A raindrop shows us how beautifully and surprisingly complex the world around us really is. Our cognition runs on a low resolution filter of the world 24/7. But there is so much more complexity in every little bit of detail. So yeah for raindrops and it's okay to be smart to show us how low resolution our perception of the world really is.
I love this comment. Thanks!
"Our cognition runs on a low resolution filter of the world" - I like that. That was one of the most poetic comments I've seen on UA-cam!
Wow a poetic scientist
@@TommoCarroll Thanks for your nice comment. I honestly just wrote what I was thinking at that moment. I'm very grateful it resonates with you.
@@mysticcocoa8886 Thank you Cherry for that compliment. I wish my paper reviewers would agree with you.
This version of 'The Shape Of Water' was way more instructive.
how did you even get subs with out content!?
No doubt in that
@@Sophia_knows they somehow sub to his playlist I think
Magic
@@Sophia_knows ask Justin Y.
Scientist 1: I'm going to research the shapes of raindrops.
Scientist 2: No, you can't. We have more important things to do right now.
Scientist 1: I was going to save it for a rainy day.
*laugh tracks plays*
I did not understand the joke
Master Therion your jokes used to be funny.
2/10
HAHA AAAAAAYYYYYY
I thought rain drops were lines...
Motion blur
I seen it on anime
I always knew they where not teardrop shaped (also i took a pic of them) but my man i think u have been playing minecraft too much
I also thought that they were lines. Like in minecraft. It kind of makes sense because then they would have the least air recistance so i still don't understand why they are vertically flat... that gives it so much air resistance that it doesn't make sense that they stay in that shape
Lol
Rain drop
Drop top
Tear drop shape turns into blob blob
anastasia I'm dead😂😂😂😂
Came to the comments to find this. Was not disappointed.
anastasia better joke than most of comedian I know in a short comment
Reminds me of my slither.io name.
BlobBlobJoe
You took my jooooooke~
Teacher: Draw a rain drop.
Me: Draw pancake drop*
Teacher: That’s not a rain drop!
Me: *shows this video* Yes it is, stupid.
thats the moment he got fired and you got his job lol
And she gets super angry and sends you to the principal's office.
@@aadhyaivaturi495 did you just assume their gender?
Yes. Yes I did. But in this case it can also be a he.
Lmao!
0:50 I WANT THAT SHIRT.
You can get it at our merch store! store.dftba.com/collections/its-okay-to-be-smart
@@besmart that's too much for me.
Get some t-shirt transfers at Walmart and put whatever you want on a shirt.
“Blob shaped” such scientific 😛
Science with Katie *_CLICHÉ YOU'RE EVERYWHERE REPLY_*
the man has a Ph.D. anything he say is scientific.
Still has nothing on "squircle"
@Dimetri Drossos globular
"Such scientific"
2:25 what the hell wrong with your neck?
He's a reptile
Matthew Torres lol 😂😂😂😂
*Photoshop*
I’d like to imagine you would say that on a non judging tone 😾 (jk no harm meant)
He's an amphibian a frog not a reptile.
The real question is _what do you call dangerous levels of precipitation?_
...A rain of terror... 🌧
Ouch.... that hurt to laugh at.
keriezy the best ones always do my friend ;)
Robespierre would like to know your location.
nathanderweise
He can know my location, but he'll never get my velocity!
I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter!!
I love your username, I literately LOL'd at it ^_^
Also, nice Heisenberg reference.
This is now one of my favourite UA-cam sites. I'm 71 and this site makes learning fun.
When does it rain money?
When there is "change" in the weather. 🤪🤪🤪
Ken Fulton {Baby Elder} Duh😩
Claps*
haha! I hope I'm never out and about when it starts to rain "change" - those coins would kill...literally!
@@TommoCarroll how bout $1 bills
Mr. Turtle I’m an English lad, as you can tell by the ol’ accent, so we just have nasty painful coins!!! 😅
Off topic but, am I the only one thinking how he could draw the raindrop so nicely in one stroke? 😅😅😅
Maybe not in 1 try tho
no
I went to iFly in Dallas once and got to see where they put water in the tube and make the fans suspend them in the air, it was awesome
You take so much efforts for each of these videos. I wait for them every week. You are a true creator, not just a youtuber.
But are tear drops tear drop shaped?
alas, only as they slowly leave the eye..... 💧
like when they drip from the faucet. 😢
Yes
in a split second
0:39 Can we appreciate how perfect he drew that raindrop, people?
You can also notice these shapes when it hails
5:18
**after ruining my childhood* *
Him: Hopefully I didn’t ruin your childhood
I swear everything we were taught in school turns out to be wrong. What even is the point of school🤔
Sebastian Elytron, the point of school is to teach you how to figure things out and not learn by rote.
To assimilate you to the needs of Illuminati Borg Government. 😜😂
Shur'tugal Vodr haha...shhhh....don't tell them the secret, you'll blow our cover!
I don't ever remember being told that raindrops look like that. Anyways, almost all of my teachers have told me school isn't meant to teach you everything you know, it's to teach you how to learn everything you will know
@@eyekosaeder5387 OY VEY
I LOVE your channel name *its ok to be smart* dang
Two types of people in this world: Rain drops....
Keep falling on my head...
*Or*
Drop tops...
And just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed
Nothin' seems to fit
I'm both, but also all three.
what about the “...on roses, and whiskers on kittens” people?
I have a very distinct memory about pancake-shaped drops splitting. They weren't really raindrops: I was on Iguazú Falls on top of a waterfall, and as drops of water went down, you could see from up there how some of them, too big to remain spheres, essentially formed a ring and then multiple smaller drops, all in a split second. My mind was blown when you showed the exact same thing here (except seen from the side).
I think most of us knew this already but just never thought about it seriously. There are lots of slow mo videos of rain on TV and the internet.
Indoor skydiving looks like wicked fun, you look like a massive kid in there =P
Cool stuff. I saw a slow mo video of a drop of water and the way it kind of spins around on itself is beautiful and how different temperatures at certain altitudes have rain turn into either snow or hail.
1:51
Mickey mouse hand, out side the car
Spot!
Except Mickey normally has 4 fingers, not 5.
@@ShirinRose
Oh yea
Bendy hand also
thats not mickey
A few times over my ~40 years, I've experienced rain that was big. Like really big. Perhaps hail that quickly melted? Drops that bunched together? Of the few times I can recall this happening, it seemed like these big drops were spread further appart. It wasn't like a hard rain that comes in an almost wall. It's big drops, further appart. It's pretty neat really.
0:37: WRONG! If i was asked to draw a raindrop i'd just make a dot because i'm lazy af, but a dot is just a microscopic blob, which means i'd be right😁
I will draw strokes, because motion blur
Nice flag! Res, zelo lepa
i’d draw a realistic one
i mean like shading
I love the fact that this channel answers questions i never asked but i want the answer for
Teacher:draw a raindrop
Me: draws a hamburger bun
Teacher:no it’s like this
Me:HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A RAINDROP
This is a very interesting video, learning about raindrops. Keep making those amazing videos!
You didn't ruin my childhood since that was in the past and it can't be altered!
Oh my god! This video really helped me a lot! I was doing a class project and we needed to know information like this, and I watched this video and it helped me a lot! Thanks so much! You deserve a sub! :D
Flat earth: "Water cannot form a sphere on itself!!!"
Droplet: "Hold my beer..."
turns into a blob not sphere *lol but yeah flat earthers are stupid*
Mega Big drop 7900 miles in diameter with big rock inside floating through space.
@@cactuslactus6007 yes. They keep making earth-chan angry
Flat earther: hold my pancake droplet
I came here because I wondered why water was spherical when it’s on the ground, and why it didn’t just depart into millions of molecules. Thanks for giving me the answer!
*CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE SMARTER THAN BEFORE* ☺☺☺
I've done indoor skydiving. So much fun.
Then what about those giant rain drops that hit like a hail of bullets made out of water?
They might be the 3-5mm droplets forming closer to the ground.
FormalThread479-Minecraft
I also expect that lateral winds can get them going faster than terminal velocity.
Anything going fast enough can sting when it its you.
Or maybe thats actually just hail.
The only thing I see wrong with this is that the rain drop is not moving. In order for that shape of the rain drop to appear, some of the water would have to fall behind the main drop(the drop would have to be moving). In a wind tunnel the air pushes the drop at a certain speed but also at a certain height. If you speed the fan up or slow it down the drops would go higher or lower but more or less sustain the same height relative to all the other drops. If all the drops want to be at the same height then it makes sense for it to spread out into a pancake shape or stick together in a ball shape but you would not get the tear drop shape because you eliminated the factor that potentially created it: movement(or free falling at terminal velocity).
I suggest putting a high speed camera outside while it is raining to really see what they look like. Or conduct an experiment where you drop water from a high place and record it as it falls.
Poor elephant :(
Back in the late 80's, in south central Kansas, I remember a TV station explaining this on the news. Since we only had four stations where we lived, and three had local news (the fourth was KPTS - 8, a PBS station) it was either KSNW -3, KAKE -10, or KWCH -12. I can't remember which one.
Bruce Lee - 'You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, ...
I really love the pace of this Video.
5:00 Mr Stark I don't feel so good
1:18 wow, i loved the molecules of a waterdroplet holding each otehrs hands wow so cute.
0:14 when she hits you with that " I'm 15"
I LOVE the Dr. Strangelove visual reference. Well done!
Jokes on you, that’s no raindrop, that is a fine tear drop my friend
Never thought I would be so amazed by a raindrop. 👀
3:43 He should’ve let you hit that glass 😂
You did ruin my childhood, but you also returned that childhood feeling of learning something new and amazing. Thank you :-)
Hank is my fave host I say we see more of him
The wind tunnel scenes reminded me of the scene in Willy Wonka where Charlie and his grandfather partake of the Fizzy Lifting Drinks and float upwards where the fan blades await their ultimate doom before belching and slowly returning to earth.
*_Speak to the water spirits!_*
another reason why you might think of them like this is due to your camera, when your camera (and your eye to an extent) sees a raindrop it looks like a huge streek because the shutter speed (how long it takes for your camera to take a photo, and for how long the lens is open), because in that time between when the shutter opens and closes it will have traveld a significant distence, and that looks like a streek. this is why when i do cgi (and so do some pros) i actualy make rain drops realy streched out tear drop shapes, because that is how a camera would see it.
Same with the heart. It don't looks like this ❤ it looks more like a potato🥔
I didn't know about raindrops ripping themselves apart in mid-air! Now that I've realised it, it seems obvious that that would happen as they collect and get bigger, but it's still so awesome to see it happen!
2:25 oh my what the heck happened to his neck that's creepy XD
Great video. This ties in very well with the folks who make spherical lead shot by dropping molten lead from a tower into a pool of cool water.
Now the question is "are teardrops the same shape that we have been drawing since childhood?"
Really love your videos Joe there in 2021 in Australia they’ve really helped me get through our last 18weeks of constant lockdown. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Channel name : "Its okay to be smart"
Me : Its fun to be smart !
Your channel is awesome 👌at explaining simple things
I think they look like drop tops
Trunks popped?
Oh, of course
It's Okay To Be Smart what you know about that 😂😂😂😂
Love when videos tell me I'm wrong when I was right.
stop using imperial units. pls use the metric units
Learn to convert
eclipse no
they are a american based broadcast
their demographic are young americans
young americans are taught imperial
till that changes.. doubt they will either
they should however always include both
Yea thats exactly right. We dont really care who it may inconvenience, thats not our problem. Its a you problem.
Dont watch american made videos lmao
I like these water molecules skydiving and holding their hands at 2:09
So it doesnt look like 💧💧💧???
Also o, or 🥞
It's like to ask someone to draw a star, they'll probably draw a pentagram but instead should draw a circle/sphere.
I thought rain was lines
You make learning actually fun and I actually want to learn
You're incorrect. If you told me to draw a raindrop, I'd draw a hyper-realistic, fully-rendered image of a raindrop falling through the sky.
Love the so serious facial expression while you were in there, Doc. Haha
So Lil Wayne's tattoo makes no sense.
Oh you didn't ruin my childhood at all. I am always curious as to what the raindrop actually looks like. Thanks for shedding some light into this.
You sound different. Like you have new teeth.
Why would you think that the reason someone sounds different is because they got new teeth? Out of all the other, more normal reasons someone sounds different than they do normally. Like seriously man. Who goes out and spontaneously gets new teeth?
How do you get new teeth at all? Like a new FULL set of teeth any way, cause mine aren't looking to white right now. Also do the shape of the teeth make a difference to the sound of your voice?🤔🤔
Maybe he's wearing those invisible braces
he got a new neck maybe
The reason I haven’t done indoor skydiving is because of how the guy in there never leaves people alone
please make a video why our genital area is not same as the rest skin colour
Mine is...
I don't think that's normal dude
R u ok m8?
You either
1) Have a diesease or rash
or
2) You have a tan
I just wanted to say that I love your videos, they make learning fun and exciting and also, my friend got me a Kiwi Co. Tinker Crate and it's one of the best gifts I've received. :)
Me ok crap vid again life noggin viewers watch this instantly clicks play
Thank you I really enjoy your content. You have a wonderful speaking voice.
Isn't the wind tunnel slightly different than free falling since there is enough wind to keep you afloat, while when you or the rain drop is free falling, it is still falling? Wouldn't the extra wind force change the shape of the drop as well?
As an artist, I'd draw it either as a short diagonal straight line, or a stretched oval kind of shape, because that's mostly how I draw rain.
I always thought raindrops were spherical, though, because I never stopped to consider air resistance.
There's an iFly in my area. I always wondered how skydiving would work indoors. I wasn't expecting a wind tunnel. I might have to check it out.
I wish I could go back to kindergarden, draw this shape, and when the teacher tells me off I explain this then tell the 32 year old they were just corrected by a 5 year old on physics.
May look like a "yeah totally happens" story, but I always questioned the raindrop shape schools teach us since i ever heard about surface tention
Omg I love indoor sky diving!!!!!!
0:19 Great bird impression
i think he was trying to say STAY CURIOUS! at the end
That indoor skydiving looks really fun. I want to do that!
YOU GUYS ARE MARVELOUS.
A fluid is a substance that flows or deforms continuously under the the action of shear force. No matter how small it may be.
Here continuous deformation is an important term that is missing from the defition given in the video.
A rain drop that is suspended in one place due to an upward air flow may have a different shape than one that is actually dropping through the atmosphere. How about filming a video where you skydive and observe water drops to get a more accurate representation of a rain drop. Also, would other gas fluids produce different shapes? Is the rain on Titan the same shape as Earth rain?
Fantastic episode! Thanks.
Parachute shape drops seem to be bubbles essentially, and are formed from wind resistance and ultimately pop during the freefall
When my mom decided to take me indoor skydiving for my sweet 16, I never left the center of the wind tunnel. However, I hated the experience, so my mom choosing that for my sweet 16 was a really bad idea, but I loved going bowling for that same birthday. Anyway, this was a pretty educational video on raindrops. I never could draw that teardrop shape though.
Ive never seen something as satusfying as this
GOD!! floating water droplets