Battle of The Giants | Testing extreme magnets
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- It's about time we test how well the giant 200x50mm neodymium magnet performs compared to my other large magnets. Will it fail?
Join me in this epic experiment to compare the magnetic forces!
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I'm waiting for you to say, "This one actually pulled the nails from my floor (or wall)."
I have a cool video idea. You should gradually heat up a neodymium magnet to demonstrate what happens as it approaches the Curie point. After that, you could attempt to magnetize the magnet again.
I wouldn't say these tests are unscientific. If you're recording data, staying consistent with means of measurement, and repeating the tests, that's the whole idea of science.
dont forget the most important part, publishing (or in this case uploading) results for peer review :P
Your magnetic personality, attracted me to this channel
Misunderstanding, I guess I was too quick to judge, I'll delete it.
Anyway I'm sorry too for unintentionally triggering you
Sreenikethan I. I wasn't triggered, I just didn't put enough thought into it Before lashing out, but it's all good, no harm no foul✌
Yeah…
You got a lot of titanium balls handling such dangerous magnet. Steel balls would be casturated by shear magnetic energy.
"An average Dane can easily fit between the magnet and compass"
That's a... succinct way of describing it, I suppose.
Good to see you uploading man! Happy Easter!
Thanks! Happy Easter to you too. Nice with some time off to finish a video ;)
I love the fact that your scales for the paperclip pull test are made out of lego technic haha
Well he *is* a Dane after all.
You could pull up the titanic with this magnet
Awesome! Since you posted the video about the new monster magnet i always wanted to see another comparison of the 3 monster magnets but you made it even better! :)
Happy Easter! :D
Brainiac...
I am always magnetized and stuck to your brain and how it works'... I love learning new info from you...
I always find these magnet videos entertaining.
YES ANOTHER VIDEO!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK DUDE!!!
Imagine going to a hospital while you forget this magnet. You're about to go to MRI, but it flies out of your pochet and makes a big hole in the wall and straight up *destroys* the MRI.
Brian I'd like to thank you. If I didn't discover your videos and learn from them I wouldn't have been able to complete my project in my CAD class at school. Thank you for teaching me about neodymium magnets and what they can do.
Glad I could help and good luck with the studies. Next video with magnets coming next week ;)
Awesome stuff Brian ! Big fan ❤️
Loved it like always! Also loved the extra work you have put into the intro. Subbed a long time ago, and thinking about that, I would love to see some sort of a "stick to the bottom of a table" test again like you did a long time ago.
This is like Magnet Olympics
godhead :D
I love the new recording/editing style, you have one the coolest channels!
awesome as always, brian, you rule man!
Awesome video! Happy Easter
Really upped the production values on this one. I never had any complaints since you always did an excellent job. The effort shows.
Godt at se en video fra dig igen brian... 😁
I was expecting a crushed hand thing for April fools day
Excellent video. From the careful (and for sure, long) editing, perfectly focused takes, graphic artwork and music to the superb experiments, every detail is appreciated. Thanks for your hard work!
Thank you for noticing the work needed to make a video like this! It's not laziness when I only upload once a month at best ;) Not to mention I can't have these magnets loose near each other at the same time for safety reasons. So for every recording I had to unbox the magnet, do the test, put the magnet back in its storage container and store it before finding and unboxing the next magnet. Hours of tedious work for just a few seconds of clips for each magnet in the final video. But I enjoyed it :D
You are like the Bob Ross of science stuff. Just listening to your voice over is calming and comforting. Earned a subscriber!
Thank you very much - and welcome aboard :)
Amazing videos dude, love the effort and dedication you put into them.
GREAT VIDEO ... I LIKE THAT ...! GIVE US SOME MORE LIKE THIS ..
Awesome video as always! Danish product placement made me smile :) legos are indeed good for any applications
Great as always, thank you!
I always get excited when I see a new video from you! Great editing too, BTW!
Thanks - I did spend quite a while on this video, since I love editing and had a little extra time to spend (Easter holiday). Much more to come :)
Love your show, I'm always looking forward to your next video
This channel is what i needed all my life
It’s like watching the magnet olympics!
was just looking through my subscriptions, and said: been awhile since the last Braniac video, 5 seconds later : notification. Must do this more often
Hehe, just do it once a month and I should be able to keep up ;) Thanks for watching!
Great I think you erased my drive with that monster. ;) Another great video! Can't wait for the next one.
It just feels so exciting when you upload a new video, Brian. Your magnet videos are what made me discover your channel and I just find them fascinating. Your "Elements vs Magnet" series is just the best series on your channel in my opinion and I've rewatched it a couple of times already. I myself love chemistry and the different elements that make up everything in the universe and the different reactions between them. Seeing those same elements react with a magnet, producing different results is just fascinating. Magnets, in general are just fascinating in how they work and how they react with their surroundings. I've said this once and I'll say it again, your channel just doesn't disappoint and the different videos from different fields of science really offer something to everyone. This was yet another great video from you Brian and it was nothing short of amazing. :)
Thank you very much. I will make another part of the element series. And revisit the rare earth metals in a better setup. Glad you like me videos - much more to come :)
Big eyes: What kind of music do ya like?
Robert: Magnet.
Your video quality has greatly improved
Well that blew my mind. I love that the 200x50 grade N45 @ 213cm had an effect on the compass, thats mental. I love your videos, and you seem nice too.
Glad I discovered your channel!
Believe it or not, these magnet videos helped me a lot with my group project for my CAD course. thank you for doing these interesting tests!
Another video produced, another Like earned! 👍👍👍 Keep up the great vids, man! Love your science brain.
Thank you very much - much more to come :D
Brainiac75 ❤️
When I was a boy I put a magnet from a very large speaker onto the TV screen, we are talking CRT and the first year of Star Trek here. Uh oh! I never fessed up to Mother, but there was no TV for a long time, at least at my house.
Its so intresting to watch your videos!! One of the best channels in my opinion!!
Interesting stuff, that 200x50 is a scary beast.
Superbly produced as always.
IIRC MRI scanners are "only" rated at single tesla digits!
FED 😉
It should be called NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_magnetic_resonance
Nice Video! :)
It's good to see the monster out for testing! The weakness of ferrite magnets always surprises me
Yeah, it was about time, but I knew this video would be a lot of work to do, so... Once you have felt the power of neo magnets it almost feels like ferrite magnets are broken. The pull on the paper clip just seems wrong, but they simply aren't stronger than that :( Thanks for watching!
Yesss the video I've been wanting for!! Hi Brian.
Hi Miguel. Hope it was worth the wait ;)
Brainiac75 It really was worth it, thank you. Oh and great video as always, very well structured and edited. Really good job!
Brainiac75 It really was worth it, thank you. Oh and great video as always, very well structured and edited. Really good job!
Tak! Nice to see that Mega get out to play - peace
Still on the ad, but I can already tell this will be a great video!
Congratulations 200x50, and my consolations to the runners up!
The ferrous magnet really helped put this into perspective.
Have you mentioned previously how your camera's electronics are not affected by the strongest magnets? Are they simply far enough away, or are they protected/non-magnetic?
Exactly - the ceramic ferrite magnet was great for a perspective on the results from the neos. I protect my camera with distance and zoom in. I perform the tests on my floor to get some distance between the camera and magnets. The camera is on a more than 2 meter high tripod as you may be able to tell from the inverse compass test on the 200x50. This way I don't have to worry about the magnetic field's effect on the camera. Thanks for watching!
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Fascinating video, many thx. I guess you don’t need to check the back of your sofa for coins any more, I expect they will just cluster around your magnet storage boxes.
Love your videos.
Another brilliant presentation Brian and well worth the wait.
I can imagine you having storage problems, if you get any more Monster magnets :) Cheers.
Ah yes, one of the reasons it may be a good idea to combine the two 6x2"s. Much easier and safer to store a single 6x4" than two 6x2". Thanks for the year-long support!
When you don't understand most of it, but it still entertains you.
Keep up the, well i can't say good, amazing work!!
I smashed that like button!
incredible lol at the fridge magnet reference
i love this channel
Yeessssssss i love this so much thank you!!! You are the best
Thought this was all a joke. Yet I was attracted to it.
Great video!!
Awesome, the other day I saw stupid kids breaking an iPhone with large magnets with no idea how to handle, it could have ended pretty badly. And then they try to separate the magnets and was even more stupid. Love your videos and your constant awareness of security for the viewers.
By kids, I mean adults doing silly things with ignorance on UA-cam*
Interesting, thank you for sharing...
Buy this guy a fluxmeter
Great vid!
very nice studio quality at the beginning!
Thanks - it's been a while since I've played with some cinematic intros. I do like video editing a lot ;)
You have to take in a three-dimensional ideal approach to this for your surface tests
While grade is important for photon density projection shape based on the shape of the magnet it’s self is important along with the distance and shape of north to south on that magnet
Would love to see the practical max pull force of the giant neodymium magnet in an experiment. But that would be suicide, as we know even the "smaller" one has an insane pull force. Great video :)
I wish you a happy Easter
Thank you for sharing
friendly regards Frank
Thanks Frank. Happy Easter to you too - nice with some time off to finish this video ;)
- Brian
YAY A MAGNET VIDEO
Stealth bomber flies over brainiac's house - stealth bomber crashes down :)
I always like your videos
Wow that's really cool
Put 2 together of this beast it will be interesting
I liked the Lego device
Matthew Smith he's a Dane, it was bound to happen eventually 😂
How to sever a hand 101. There is no way to safely handle that magnet.
great video braniac! have you got the video where you combine the 6" by 2" magnets planned out yet?
Thanks. I'm closer than ever to actually carry it out. Close enough now to say that I will attempt it - despite the craziness of it. Stay tuned.
Super cool the magnet.
One time I putted my magnets in my freezer and it came out 10 times more powerful.
that ferite magnet is scary
:D
Love new vids
Finally! Yay! \o/
"With a failure like this--" aw poor baby. It's trying it's best.
Thank you your videos are always fun my kids think so too
Maybe a PVC pipe, two magnets pointing the same pole inside, and could be an excellent "magnet suspension chair"
Enjoy your videos
Is it possible that this is an april fools joke? I still liked it.
nice information...............
God video
Would be fun to throw tye big into an MRI. :) In fact, if one would force the Nd magnet oposite pole first then at some point the MRI would "win" and ruin the magnet. It would get demagnetized (or rather direction of the field at the crystaline level would get randomized) and turn into a block of junk. I've tried it with the HDD magnets. Had to trow them away afterwards.
Also test the smartphone magnetometer and you'll be surprise just how sensitive it is. A stack of ferrite loudspeaker magnets will cause a change in the graph from 4 meters away.
Very nice video! But I should mention that the scale you are using contains ferromagnetic metals inside, which is reducing the measurement in proportion with the magnetic field involved. That is why you do not see so much change between magnets. You should use a long string and hold the scale by hand (it does not need to be static, or in a frame like you did here), after you measure the weight of the string and clip alone. This way you will get very different results.
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WOW, after 5000 years, MAGNETS!!!!
Who would thought that he combined two of his “second largest magnet” and his “strongest magnet” is now the second strongest.
Wow. This is amazing how you have such great magnets in your home. Let us hope you actually will be a worker on magnets.
But what if you put the giant magnet, at the side where it does the opposite of attracting magnetic surfaces and then shoot a magnetic bullet towards it. Does the bullet miss completely even though its straight in the center or does it still hit it? Possible bullet proof vest?
THAT WAS FANTASTIC
I was genuinely worried for your safety when working with a D200 magnet , that was much more interesting than I thought it would be , and I wonder how much weight can the D200 actually pick up , and also seeing the fact that you have to be more than two meters away from that magnets so your electronic doesn't get affected it was fascinating and little bit frightening
As always thank you very much for your hard work and the video can't wait to see what you do next time , Sorry for any grammatical errors and happy Norooz it's the Iranian New year 😄
the 150*50 one can pick up 1200kg of mild steel
Thanks :) I can't really test the total pull forces of these insane magnets. Neither can the manufacturer... As I remember it, their test rig maxes out at around 550 kg pull force and a D120-H20 magnet will do that. Magnetportal estimates the max pull force in a static setup with large steel drums to be around 1600 kg for the D200. No way I'll be able to confirm that! Happy Norooz then :D We are celebrating Easter here in Denmark at the moment. Nice with some time off to finish this video...
Brainiac75 I was wondering if it would be possible for you to actually go to the facility where they make it and make a small video , and actually filmed the setup that they use for testing , Happy Easter and also happy 1st of April I thought you might do a joke video , may be next year 😄
The magnets are made in China, so it's very unlikely I will ever visit a neodymium magnet factory. Though I would be like a kid in a candy store :D supermagnetman has a great, older video from such a factory: ua-cam.com/video/BHuWloNGo6c/v-deo.html
"...clicking the notification bell" But then I'd stop receiving notifications!
LOL FED VIDEO !!!!