The Bubbleologist - The Code - Episode 2 - BBC Two
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2011
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home www.bbc.co.uk/ In episode two of The Code, bubbleologist Tom Noddy shows Marcus du Sautoy how bubbles form the most efficient shapes and how these change the more bubbles are joined together.
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damn this is sacred geometry
If only I knew this job exist, I would have answered "A bubbleologist" when people asked me those what-you-wanna-be-when-you-grow-up question.
You want to spend your life studying bubbles? It's a cool video, but you'd get bored of bubbles after a few years ;)
hows your maths?
@@fosheimdet, I can understand why one would assume that but somehow that has not been the case for me.
@@bobloblaw418oh no... it's worse than I thought isn't it...
Sweet! Very nicely done. THANK YOU!
Here from The New Paper :D thx, great clip
bro its 3:30 am and I was cooking rice and the bubbles in my rice were making these patterns and I needed information and this video has given me that so now im just a 24 yr old idiot staring at my computer with my jaw hanging on the floor lmaooo
I love when that happens. That's how real discoveries are made, you have a scientific mind. One time I was just thinking about a rope, and how you are seemingly never able to pull it perfectly taught. I wondered how much force would be required to pull a rope completely taught. The answer, as it turns out, is *infinite* force. As the sag in the rope gets smaller, the force required to make it taughter becomes exponentially higher, until it literally becomes infinite. It is impossible to pull a rope completely taught.
I look forward to seeing this episode and this show in general. I wish I could get myself to the UK more often.
Tom Noddy. Awesome. You are the Godfather of our modern bubble show Renaissance, still having fun & charting new territory. Great to see you on the BBC.
KMJ
We need a bubble-equivalent way of testing the Riemann hypothesis.
beautiful!
Fascinating
Fascinating and right
Awesome
yeah it's wrecking my head to what that tune is in the advert on the bbc. If anyone does figure that out, let us know. thanks. Beautiful cube by the way!
Awesome Universe!
Mind=blown
It takes ages for physicists to realise just what practical uses some branches of mathematics have
that is beyond cool :D
1:26
me: thats a cool shape hurr durr
him:thats a dodecahedron -_-
yeah same here i figured, wow.....bubbles, but i am now wanting to try that
Fabulous. Dodecahedron as the centre of 13 bubbles. Flat faces, straight edges, perfect pentagons.What happens with 14 or 15 bubbles? or 100? Dodecahedrons don't stack. What shape do the internal bubbles take?
a rounded cube! nice
The Grandaddy of the modern day bubbleologist!
What is the music on the background?
@Woodcheese My words exaclty!
damn cant help but think of that trippy dumbo scene.
dam that was pretty amazing (^^ )
My aspiration in life is to be this good at identifying shapes.
BUBBLES!! MY BUBBLES!!!!
oh wow
My God! They're all Numberwang!
And whatnot, and whatnot!
0:48 Square! makes me think spongebob was right all along
Everything scientific doesn't have to follow a strict scientific method. That's common knowledge. This is science and geometry in nature at it's best.
'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air
They fly so high, nearly reach the sky
And like my dreams they fade and die
Fortune's always hiding,
I've looked everywhere
I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air
United! (clap hands) united! (clap hands)
❤❤❤❤❤
I wonder if it would be fun to see this done in a weightless environment.
Utakata :O
Tom Noddy, the “bubble man”
He blows bubbles, he's a bubbleologist. I blow a bubble, and I'm a little sissy.
6 bubbles a curved cube, 12 bubbles a curved dodecahedron!
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
What is the device that allows him to blow an opaque smoke into the bubble?
a very small fog machine that turns pure glycerin into a fog or vapor
they fly so high nearly touch the sky
KPAX mentions this fact as well. And that's why he takes the shape of a human on this planet.
oH MY FREAKING GOSH. STOP WITH THE VIDEOS. i NEED TO DO HOMEWORK
interesting
"xDDD"
right, soap is crazy hilarious.
We all know we came here thinking "Bubbleologist? what a chode" Then got amazed to death
0:53 "we've got a little pube appearing in the middle" sorry, couldnt help myself.
lmao LOGIC
My life of science brought me here :')
O que é isso?
would 64 bubbles make a star tetrahedron?
no.
Soap films always join three walls along an edge and four edges meet at each vertex. Looking at a picture of a star tetrahedron I see that they have both three-way and four-way junctions of the edges and that's a problem. Oddly, it is the four-way junctions that are the problem. When I do the Bubble Cube or tetrahedron or dodecahedron I am able to accomplish them even though they have three-way corners ... because ... the fourth edge is one that meets that corner from OUTSIDE cluster and is not a part of the named figure itself.
For that reason, I cannot make an Octahedron or Icosahedron with bubbles alone ... and ... I cannot make a star tetrahedron for the same reason.
nerd
@@ethancantes-freeman2563 you definitely just called the bubbleologist himself a nerd and probably didn't even realize it was him. great job
Thanks @@EastPlanet
@@ethancantes-freeman2563 Ethan: calls the smart guy a nerd
Also Ethan: Fractal Dome Modeling
Terrence Howard's true tetrahedron
Facebook wouldn't let me post this video on my own wall. I understand of my profile status and it's not bad.
I am a gameologist and sometimes a sleepologist
why couldn't i do this when i was a kid?
does that include you?
So, Spongebob had a PhD in geometry?
man:so you used to blow bubbles as a child?
scientist:yes, yes i did.
'clown appears'
man:bubbles the clown everyone!!!
A small child with a gazillion toys drops them all and comes running when its bubble time. Go figure! They remember.
I want his job.
but will it blend?
So surely if there is more than one universe then this is what it would look like?
Metatron's Cube
Anyone else see a head shape at 1:11 ??
totally see it man... wow. the creator and creation are one
I do sacred geometry art work and i see faces all the time. To damn creepy
pareidolia
Sponge Bob would be proud.
Was gonna talk shit, I'll admit. But everything turned out better than expected :D
that guy perfected that skill by smoking pot.
Now read his book people! There is a new wave conjugation to uncover here!
wft that crzy
BUBBLEs 2012
i wonder what kind of soap do they use xDDD
A square bubble? TAKE THAT PHYSICS!
The guy said that the universe was making the easyiest way possible....if you don't belive then here is proof
1:11..a human head, nose and chin.....human head turning
So dad what do u do for your job? I blow bubbles =3
so blowing bubbles can solve all our problems?
Neeeerds
Smoke something
if you are here from the book "ontological mathematics, the god series book 32" please at me.
фантастік, це те шо ви робите із мильними пузирями.. аааа
how the fuck..
But why
Fuck biology, fuck trololology, fuck astrology, im studying bubbleology from now on.
Look at the order bubbles find! Is it possible that this order was formed out of chaos? I tell you the truth, "In the Beginning, GOD Created the Heavens and the Earth"!
vu, revu et mal filmé!
I really hate when people try and put some sort of sentience behind physics. "It really just wants to make the perfect, most efficient shape" no, that's just, how water and physics be. The thing aint deciding on it's shape..
nobody said the bubble is deciding what shape it wants to be? but there is a mark of intelligence behind the consistent workings of number, to deny that is being a reductionist
1 guy can't blow bubbles.
Awesome