reverse-engineering a russian plasma mystery device

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  • Опубліковано 20 гру 2022
  • Over the course of 4 months and with the help of numerous experts, I reverse-engineered and uncovered the secret of the desktop plasma toroid generator. The device is a lamp that looks like an arc reactor! This journey taught me so much about electrical engineering and plasma physics and introduced me to the field of plasma art. I hope you are inspired to learn more about STEM!
    Plasma Toroid Theory Paper:
    docs.google.com/document/d/12...
    Plasma Toroid “Tutorial”:
    docs.google.com/document/d/1U...
    Thank you to Engineered Labs for sponsoring the autunite sample giveaway! Check their website out!
    Engineered Labs:
    Website: engineeredlabs.com/
    Instagram: @engineeredlabs
    UA-cam: @jmarriott9
    Follow me on Instagram for more fascinating science!
    @backmacsci
    Thanks to teslacoilpro and magic_plazma for discovering this phenomenon and being inspiring, plasma-lovers!
    Magic_plazma:
    Instagram: @magic_plazma
    Teslacoilpro:
    Instagram: @teslacoilpro
    Website: teslacoil.pro/en
    UA-cam: @teslacoilpro
    Thank you to everyone who helped me!
    LabCoatz:
    UA-cam: @LabCoatz_Science
    Wayne Strattman:
    Website: strattman.com/
    Instagram: @strattmandesign
    Jeff Feigin:
    UA-cam: @kcakarevska
    Steve Ward:
    UA-cam: @SteveWard
    Aaron Ristau:
    UA-cam: @TheBaronAaron
    Instagram: @aaron_ristau_studio
    Join the Tesla coil discord server I was talking about!
    The United Tesla Coil Builders
    Discord invite link: / discord
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  • @Nighthawkinlight
    @Nighthawkinlight Рік тому +160

    Excellent job!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +6

      Thank you! I am a fan of your experiments!

  • @LabCoatz_Science
    @LabCoatz_Science Рік тому +335

    Very nice work man, you gave the world an explanation for something nobody else has decently explained before. Well done!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +18

      Thanks Zach, I was second only to your explanation in the comment section😳

    • @Coincidence_Theorist
      @Coincidence_Theorist Рік тому +1

      @@BackMacSci i think youd enjoy some room temp quantum locking, yes?
      Get a couple magNets so you can catch a view of something new. ..
      Soo you’ll need something like a rotary tool/dremel or what have you to do the spinning.
      Attach the one magnet to the tip of the dremel (or to a bit of some sort. I like using a legit form of uv “glue” or 5second something or other. Basically the stuff used for dental sealants.
      Anyways the high speed twirly birding gets thjngs on lock and thus you will now get that hover lock magnet coolness.
      Best instruction number one !
      • now see how your twirly bird magNEAT’o! Generator feeleds when it pokes at our xenon halo.
      Feel good? How are the feeleds? Of good nature and yields?
      Powerful feel generators for sure.

    • @i-love-comountains3850
      @i-love-comountains3850 Рік тому +1

      @@BackMacSci
      9:03 i think y'all have a good enough understanding of electrical safety, but having the deadfront off of that circuit panel is dangerous.
      That dead front stops shrapnel, plasma, and liquified/vaposized metal from escaping the panel in the event of an arc blast, and even though you don't have expose busbar in there, those two lugs at the top have no protection.
      I'm not trying to insult your grasp on safety but it's just important for me to mention it since I work in the field.✌😁

    • @michaellyrakisvamvoukakis4130
      @michaellyrakisvamvoukakis4130 Рік тому

      @@BackMacSci That's amazing and before some years they start this with a sphere plasma inside a vodka bottle
      ua-cam.com/video/e-PUjaG__9w/v-deo.html

    • @michaellyrakisvamvoukakis4130
      @michaellyrakisvamvoukakis4130 Рік тому

      @@BackMacSci you can also make a sphere shape plasma ?

  • @mikeselectricstuff
    @mikeselectricstuff Рік тому +144

    Would be interesting to see multiple coils with adjustable phasing between them

    • @markfergerson2145
      @markfergerson2145 Рік тому +9

      Would identical coils arranged as a Helmholtz pair lock the plasma ring in the center of the globe?

    • @martssss
      @martssss Рік тому +1

      You could make some sort of plasma focused spot like they do with ultrasonic levitation but usinc coils switching at diferent frequencies

    • @Blazingfireball977
      @Blazingfireball977 Рік тому +1

      sounds like it would create a black hole

    • @user-tk2jm3qi3y
      @user-tk2jm3qi3y Рік тому

      @@Blazingfireball977 thats what im currently working on, all we need is resonance and dissonance😇

    • @Nielsquake0
      @Nielsquake0 Рік тому

      Hey one of my favorite youtubers popping up! we talked on whatsapp, good to see you enjoy good content hahaha!

  • @Augoides
    @Augoides Рік тому +53

    The behavior in the field of the neodymium magnet seems to indicate a steady circular current in the toroid. I wonder if it is related to the varying strength of the oscillating field that you demonstrated with the initial exciter coil and the small gas tube. Excellent and inspiring work, thank you for sharing the adventure.

  • @ImaGonnar
    @ImaGonnar Рік тому +77

    Have you tried checking for UV/IR emissions spectra of the ring? I’m curious if there are emissions from the low density Xe beyond our visible spectrum, similar to how astronomers used to think Nebulium was a separate element only for it to later be discovered that it was doubly ionized space Oxygen. Awesome video!

    • @jacobe2995
      @jacobe2995 Рік тому +1

      me too.

    • @wellhotdiggitydamn
      @wellhotdiggitydamn Рік тому +1

      Oooo I like the way you think

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +19

      Thanks for the suggestion. I need to look into how to measure the spectrum, but I would love to do that in a future video.

    • @derrelllipscomb693
      @derrelllipscomb693 Рік тому +10

      You would need a spectrum analyzer that has a wavelength range required to cover the full plasma output spectrum. Maybe a local university. I bet their physics department would love to see a demonstration of your device and would make the measurements for free to satisfy their own curiosity. If I were them, I’d offer you a scholarship.

    • @Dang3rMouSe
      @Dang3rMouSe Рік тому

      @@derrelllipscomb693 this. Of course if he isn't already enrolled. Any university would be lucky to have a kid that has demonstrated this level of hands on knowledge, teamwork, dedication & enthusiasism

  • @johnconphoto
    @johnconphoto Рік тому +10

    I love it when I'm lucky enough to find a channel while it's this young. As long as you enjoy making videos, keep doing it please. You've got the youtuber touch already, you're gonna get big! Fantastic work and sticktuitiveness on this project my man

  • @bottlekruiser
    @bottlekruiser Рік тому +19

    I can't believe you found these guys! I read through their old blog again and again a few years back, before they rebranded to a shop. When i actually get my ass around to glass blowing and messing around with plasma globes, theyll be a huge part of what inspired me. Kinda sad that they no longer do the blog, but understandable i guess. Small world moment!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +5

      Yeah i love their stuff

    • @bottlekruiser
      @bottlekruiser Рік тому

      does youtube actually eat comments with links? the consider the above.

    • @Bobbias
      @Bobbias Рік тому +1

      @@bottlekruiser yeah, UA-cam has a nasty habit of eating legitimate links, but allowing bots to get away with it. I've given up posting any links at this point.

    • @Coincidence_Theorist
      @Coincidence_Theorist Рік тому

      @@bottlekruiser
      📍🤨CENSORSHIP🗝🐦
      its all about the channel. I allow links on my channel. I also do not censor and have a no fly list of words. By default a bunch of censorship is checked in preferences.
      Very annoying.
      Also be aware auto delete is on a 10minute delay.
      Why?
      Im order to fool you into the belief that you accomplished your goal of communication with other humans/beings.
      Little do you realize youre being deceived.
      There is NO actual good reason for the delay. It doesnt take 10minutes of hard work for the system to get things figured out. It knows instantly that you will be culled. Wiped away.
      Deceit FULLLL

    • @bottlekruiser
      @bottlekruiser Рік тому

      @@Coincidence_Theorist show me the setting so i can disable it on my channel too. Steganograph it, if you tneed

  • @Teslaundmehr
    @Teslaundmehr Рік тому +14

    Really enjoyed the video! Good job brother, keep going!

  • @cyn0_
    @cyn0_ Рік тому +5

    Been waiting for this!! If i can get me one of those globes im definitely making one. Thanks for all the detailed info!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      You’re welcome! Post about it if you make it!

  • @smackanoodle
    @smackanoodle Рік тому +3

    Just finished my third semester as an electrical engineer and this has inspired me. Very very very cool application of an LC circuit. Can't wait to see how this idea can expand.

  • @joshhennen
    @joshhennen Рік тому +8

    good job! we need as many people as possible exploring this stuff! time to get this understanding more generally known.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +2

      Thank you Josh! I want everyone's eyes on this phenomenon, too.

  • @kcakarevska
    @kcakarevska Рік тому +8

    Great video! Dont worry-- never thought you were dumb! It's the persistence that's more important anyway! You got that, and you're going to go far in life because of it!

  • @CamStLouis
    @CamStLouis Рік тому +1

    Great storytelling and presentation of this project - I look forward to future videos from you!

  • @fictionmyth
    @fictionmyth Рік тому +5

    I see this channel becoming one of those well known science explainer channels. Up there with Veritasium, Vsauce, Hank Green, and many others. Electrical engineering is one of those subjects that is so, so fascinating and enthralling to watch but something I always feel overwhelmed by when I try to study it myself. I know it's just practice and focus but it still escapes my ADHD ridden brain. So I'm always glad when someone comes along that helps me understand it just that little bit more. Keep up the fantastic work. I saw that you have a Patreon in the video but missed the link in your dooblydo. I hope you have great success and keep up the fantastic work!

  • @joedavidson901
    @joedavidson901 Рік тому +3

    Really great video! Saw your short about this a bit ago and I want to create one myself! Thank you for documenting your journey!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      I'm so glad you liked it! And yay! Let me know if you need help.

  • @glassmyth
    @glassmyth 4 місяці тому +1

    Thanks for the inspiration! An electrically minded friend and I are attempting to follow your steps to make a unit for our desktops!

  • @MrAlziepen
    @MrAlziepen Рік тому +3

    Awesome recap of the journey! As soon as I saw your first video showcasing the filament I immediately thought of how that could be adapted to the classic desktop fusor, and what if the secondary coil were made of HTS material like YCBO wire quenched in liquid nitrogen to achieve an even stronger magnetic field.

  • @brandonmanus
    @brandonmanus Рік тому +4

    Dude you killed it. im so glad i stumbled upon you this early. but you cant stop now. dude youre on the path to be the next science youtuber.
    you need to make another one... bigger, shaped differently, anything. one up your previous videos cause you have the knowledge and skills to bro. im hype for you congrats!
    Editing on point tooo

    • @brandonmanus
      @brandonmanus Рік тому

      i commented before i saw the end of the vid lol
      IDEA
      The magnets affecting the ring was amazing. if you can make a rig the moves magnets on sticks on lil servo motors you can have an automatic dancing donut!
      even a video just experimenting with different magnets would be cool too :)
      If you can also build a base around the tech, you do have the perfect arc reactor prop. you can recreate the BOX OF SCRAPS scene with legos and your thing in the backround lol

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +2

      Thank you Brandon! I want to be a science youtuber too!

  • @firefox1136
    @firefox1136 Рік тому +20

    Very cool effect and great explanation.
    Also it would be interesting to test this with other gases like Argon, Neon or Helium for example.
    I will probably try something like that when I make my own version, I already got the key components:)

  • @TheChan27
    @TheChan27 Рік тому +2

    Keep up the great work, young man! Never let your passion and curiosity die. Keep unraveling the magic of the universe and you will accomplish great things!!!

  • @skop6321
    @skop6321 Рік тому +1

    When I saw your first toriod video I was astounded, I showed your videos to my friend and he said it looked fake.
    I am so glad to see this, its crazy how apparently basically no one knew how to do it either

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Yeah! No one was talking about it and had replicated it!

  • @artrock8175
    @artrock8175 Рік тому

    What a great project and backstory! Thankyou for posting this! 🙏

  • @TheOfficialOriginalChad
    @TheOfficialOriginalChad Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing this extraordinary journey. Can’t wait to watch every one of your uploads.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Thank you Chad! Welcome to BackMacSci

  • @javitax47
    @javitax47 Рік тому +23

    You should definitely experiment with other noble gasses, some are relatively cheap and also it would be interesting using a function generator and experimenting with square or triangular oscillations

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +4

      agreed!

    • @Ferraday
      @Ferraday Рік тому

      @@BackMacSci check my recent clip “Krypton Coupled Plasma” for a real challenge

    • @markfergerson2145
      @markfergerson2145 Рік тому +3

      @@BackMacSci Many years ago there was a project in Scientific American's Amateur Scientist column on how to build an air laser. It was basically a linear spark gap that excited the nitrogen in ordinary air (at atmospheric pressure no less) to lase in the ultraviolet, no mirrors required. I'm wondering if it's possible to induce enough voltage in air using the coil trick to get the same effect the Russians did in the last video you mentioned (assuming it was real and not a spoof).

  • @neayt9952
    @neayt9952 Рік тому +5

    I think it would be really cool for you to build a farnsworth fusor. Replicating the most impactful discovery of the century

    • @Jospec5Star
      @Jospec5Star Рік тому +2

      Not quite as good or impactful as the smell-o-scope but the fusor was still cool.

    • @neayt9952
      @neayt9952 Рік тому +1

      @@Jospec5Star alright, i agree. Mb

  • @jonathankervin364
    @jonathankervin364 Рік тому

    This is awesome, great job man really enjoyed the content and your positive energy throughout the process !

  • @zenphysician
    @zenphysician Рік тому +2

    Extremely helpful, keep it up! This feels like an important first-phase

  • @ransomxvi
    @ransomxvi Рік тому +2

    subbed awhile ago not really know what you were doing but thinking it was cool. i had no idea you were literally defining a public method for making plasma torroids.

  • @The_Makers_Prerogative
    @The_Makers_Prerogative Рік тому

    I couldn't help but feel excited as well when you got the plasma torus.
    Great video!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thank you!! I'm glad you liked the story!

  • @lexithymia
    @lexithymia Рік тому +1

    Excellently done, and what a great explanation, too! I just happened to find your video while researching plasma toroids at this scale after watching a video that James H @PlasmaFreak uploaded displaying his plasma toroid gun prototype. Can't wait to see the next major project you take on and upload!

  • @PonteBata
    @PonteBata Рік тому +5

    Awesome project! Thanks for sharing all your research and progress

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Thank you Ponte, it's my pleasure. I want more people to know that this phenomenon exists! It's beautiful.

  • @luism.raposo5138
    @luism.raposo5138 Рік тому

    You got it in you my man. I'm 52 years old now. I pray you and other young-n's change the world for better. We need lot's of smart young men and women like you in this world now. Good luck and be safe.

  • @aqil171995
    @aqil171995 Рік тому

    Absolutely madlad. Loved every second of it.

  • @johnnylego807
    @johnnylego807 Рік тому +1

    What an awesome video!! super sick , and the Sam collab was so unexpected 🤣 Super sick brotha, really enjoyed this detailed video!

  • @Hemoglakbin
    @Hemoglakbin 2 місяці тому

    This is incredibly awesome. I am not an engineer but I'd love to try it myself in the future. Thanks for sharing this process, I can have it as a reference now!

  • @Wander4P
    @Wander4P Рік тому

    This is awesome! I'm glad I found this channel and glad you didn't drop the 2k.
    samy is my hero :)

  • @hydrogenbond7303
    @hydrogenbond7303 Рік тому +1

    This is so incredible. It's so awesome!

  • @sally890212
    @sally890212 Рік тому

    Nice video quality. Love that you explain things in a simple way for everyone to understand! 🤩

  • @plasmaring
    @plasmaring Рік тому

    It's so awesome that you were able to put this together! I really want a pet torus for my desk.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      You should! It’s easy to put together, you just need to get the globe which is expensive

  • @LucasWills
    @LucasWills Рік тому

    actually a crazy story, good job getting this working

  • @DaveYeagly
    @DaveYeagly Рік тому +1

    Top notch work. Congrats on the success!

  • @Name-js5uq
    @Name-js5uq Рік тому +1

    Wow man that is so awesome congratulations on a job well done and best of all thanks for not giving up

  • @1943vermork
    @1943vermork Рік тому

    Beautiful, just pure industrial beauty

  • @jamesonfjord8666
    @jamesonfjord8666 Рік тому

    Dude, congratulations. That is fn stellar

  • @cybersamiches4028
    @cybersamiches4028 Рік тому +2

    Cant believe I found your channel, unbelievable work! Sharing this and subbed!

  • @AerialWaviator
    @AerialWaviator Рік тому +2

    2022 has be a great year for making and understanding Plasma Toroids. 💜💫
    Looking forward to seeing the next steps that 2023 bring in your experiments.

  • @TonTheHungry
    @TonTheHungry Рік тому +3

    This was really cool. As for a video idea, maybe try making a toroid plasma inside a toroid shaped plasma bulb? That way you can experiment with adding foreign magnetic fields in the center of the plasma ring.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +2

      Cool, I've seen teslacoilpro do that before!

  • @RAVI171175
    @RAVI171175 Рік тому

    Nice work man. Keep it up. Thanks for that demonstrative video together with the explanations. Great video.

  • @austindale3129
    @austindale3129 Рік тому +2

    Well thanks, now I have to build one!!! Excellent video, super informative and love your journey, Really well done!!! For the record I like yours better and the way it bobbles around! Having been building tesla coils and an electrostatic inertial confinement fusor this is the next exciting build I have been waiting for. I live for these projects so a million thanks for the inspiration!!!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Oh man, awesome! I'm so glad. I'm the same way, I love making jaw-dropping, scientific demonstration pieces.

  • @Spotifist
    @Spotifist Рік тому +6

    Incredible project, it’s heartwarming to hear the journey behind it. The visual effect by the diffraction glasses is spectacular!
    Kudos to you for making such a well put-together video too. Thank you.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +2

      Thank you, I’m glad you appreciate the video quality. I can’t help but be a perfectionist when it comes to editing

  • @nicknack125
    @nicknack125 Рік тому +1

    Just finished my EE degree and stumbled across this video. I really appreciate the documentation, might have a go at this & refine the electronics a lil!

  • @Gunbudder
    @Gunbudder Рік тому

    this video is incredible. and Sammy is a legend! you fell right into the middle of a pretty awesome group lol

  • @TheWhoost
    @TheWhoost Рік тому +2

    Great video, thanks for doing this project! An idea to confirm your hypothesis, find a higher harmonic of the frequency you use and see if the diameter of the toroid body shrinks by half

  • @almiki4272
    @almiki4272 Рік тому +12

    Really cool !
    While you're in high voltage devices a video about electrowetting and it's application in optics for example would be amazing!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +9

      Thanks! I don't even know what electrowetting is so that means I could learn a lot!

  • @neur303
    @neur303 Рік тому

    Love your enthusiasm! Reminds me of a past self that I'd like to rediscover ❤️ Keep it up, follow your heart!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Oh thank you so much! It wasn't easy to film this because I am very critical of myself when I talk.

  • @austincampbell3796
    @austincampbell3796 Рік тому +2

    What an amazing story man, definitely gonna try building one of these

  • @id104335409
    @id104335409 Рік тому +1

    You went after what you want and you got it! Well done! You found others that have the same interest! Very lucky! A night lamp on your desk is just a small reward compared to the cool experience you got!

  • @iBlue0riginal
    @iBlue0riginal Рік тому +5

    Amazing! By the way. Your videos would really benefit from a microphone. A cheap lavalier mic is 10 bucks and hugely improves the sound.

  • @LockDock666
    @LockDock666 Рік тому +3

    that "maybe one day I'll be as good as the Russians" line had me laughing 😂
    I'm from St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (Russia), studied abroad a bit, and I can tell you that Russian school (which is basically remainders of a greater Soviet system) produces some of the brightest engineers in electric and plasma fields of science.
    (btw, "tokamak" is a Russian acronym - ТОроидальная КАмера с МАгнитными Катушками)
    a bit confusing seeing my fellow putting such a paywall, but hey, he gave enough explanations for you to successfully reproduce the device :)
    kudos to you for taking the inspiration and putting together a great video! you should fix your camera focus though 😅
    i miss this spirit of sharing knowledge freely, like it was in USSR. thank you

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +3

      hahah i'm glad somebody liked that joke! and i agree, russians and epic science go hand in hand

  • @empireOfLove2
    @empireOfLove2 Рік тому +6

    this kid taught me more about ionization and EM fields in 19 minutes based off a random Instagram post than a whole term of college level physics did
    damn, you're going places kid.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Hahah thanks, I owe my college physics class some credit for sure

  • @jordanrobberecht7003
    @jordanrobberecht7003 Рік тому

    Great job! I've never seen that before and now I want to build one!

  • @scrotiemcboogerballs1981
    @scrotiemcboogerballs1981 Рік тому +1

    Very cool and very interesting project thanks for sharing

  • @NGPerez247
    @NGPerez247 Рік тому +5

    The plasma’s reaction to the magnet resulting in a rotation is almost exactly what I have seen goofing around with an old CRT oscilloscope. Very neat.
    I would recommend you build one of David Lapoint’s magnetic bowl arrays (have access to a 3d printer?). It should show some compelling effects on the plasma due the the stress it causes on the local magnetic field. If you check out the Primer Fields video series on UA-cam you could probably figure out how to incorporate some of those ideas here.
    Great work!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Thank you Noah, I’ll check him out. Maybe I can get a sponsor to buy me a 3D printer this year.

    • @NGPerez247
      @NGPerez247 Рік тому +2

      @@BackMacSci with the right modifications a cheap ender 3 pro can serve as an excellent printer. I have 4 currently and I print around the clock almost. The files are out there for the magnetic bowl arrays, your just have to scale appropriately according to whatever magnets you have. David’s content is a rabbit hole and is extremely captivating for minds like ours which are seemingly fed by discovery and invention. Looking forward to more content. I’ll try to get on the discord you mentioned. I wouldn’t mind sharing some interesting things I have come across.

  • @user-nu2pj2ch7t
    @user-nu2pj2ch7t Рік тому

    awesome channel, awesome content! i cant wait to see what other cool ideas you have for us

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thanks J!

    • @user-nu2pj2ch7t
      @user-nu2pj2ch7t Рік тому

      @@BackMacSci hey, i would love to pick your brain a bit regarding less traditional means of power generation etc. Have you ever heard of zero point energy? I know this may be deemed "fringe science" but you're clearly intelligent, I would love to know if you have any thoughts on the feasibility/ likelihood of such tech being possible or existing

  • @lukasneuner4760
    @lukasneuner4760 Рік тому

    man this was amazing.
    I don't know what the algorithm is doing but I'm all here for it! (recently started getting reccomendations for a bunch of smaller maker/science channels)

  • @leiwang-dh4yf
    @leiwang-dh4yf Рік тому

    That's amazing, well done!

  • @BlackbeardsRevenge
    @BlackbeardsRevenge 3 місяці тому

    Excellent job and video!!! I have to build one!

  • @Smokkedandslammed
    @Smokkedandslammed Рік тому

    What a journey! Awesome job dude 🤙

  • @MrAuxiom
    @MrAuxiom Рік тому +1

    i can't wait the time we'll all have a refined device like this on our desks

  • @martynewport
    @martynewport Рік тому

    Great video and inspiring!

  • @s28400
    @s28400 Рік тому +2

    Incredible job on this project! I would be very interested to see further experiments with significantly increased power. I wonder if it would result in a higher temp/density plasma or if the ring would get thicker, etc. This could have some interesting applications for fusors if it could get hot enough with deuterium gas.

  • @MrAbrandao
    @MrAbrandao Рік тому

    WOW!!! Congratulations! Great reverse engineering. Thanks for sharing

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thank youu! You’re very welcome, I’m glad to have shared it!

  • @Afro3dprinter
    @Afro3dprinter Рік тому

    Nice Vlog, thanks so much for sharing 😎

  • @rodriguezfranco3839
    @rodriguezfranco3839 Рік тому +5

    I would like to see more magnet experimenting with the plasma donut , for example you could get a few of big ring shaped magnets out of some old car speakers and try putting one on the top and one on the bottom , also would be cool to see two oscilators , since you already mastered the high frequency oscilator I would love to see a HFSSTC plasma flame on your channel , I like the way you explain the proccess

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +3

      Thank you! I would like to make one of those massive HFSSTC arcs for my desk too. I have another plasma toroid video coming out in January where I show more of my experiments!

  • @ArsenioDev
    @ArsenioDev Рік тому

    The jank, off the cuff and raw exploratory content of this with the little bit of storytelling is just fantastic.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Aw, thank you Arsenio. I appreciate your attention to my style :)

  • @artnum7857
    @artnum7857 Рік тому

    I am french and i am facined how such excelment knowledge of foreign youtuber like you.

  • @Electric.Spaghetti.Neon.Studio

    So amazing. Really fascinating and beautiful science.

  • @prinzchen17
    @prinzchen17 Рік тому

    thank you for your insightful journey!!

  • @GIRGHGH
    @GIRGHGH Рік тому

    Always exciting to watch a journey like this where someone goes down a rabbit hole and has a blast (hopefully not a literal one).

  • @_jonathanfilip_
    @_jonathanfilip_ 7 місяців тому +1

    I might cry if I can’t get this circuit to work. Wish me luck this weekend

  • @jonipaliares5475
    @jonipaliares5475 Рік тому

    This is so cool!! Amazing project!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thank you! I’m so glad to show it off

  • @trvekvltBurzum
    @trvekvltBurzum Рік тому

    You've just earned a subscriber. Great work

  • @jesscorbin5981
    @jesscorbin5981 Рік тому +1

    A reverse ripple like effect would be pretty cool!

  • @jozefnovak7750
    @jozefnovak7750 Рік тому

    Super! Thank you very much!

  • @aschkansabaghi4901
    @aschkansabaghi4901 Рік тому

    loved this video, keep up the good work!

  • @HoytJolly
    @HoytJolly Рік тому +1

    Love seeing people do serious science in their homes! It's like the good old days of science.

  • @mallardtheduck406
    @mallardtheduck406 Рік тому

    I am excited for you bro. there is something about the soft glow of plasma that is so soothing. I am a sucker for that Cyan soft green glow!!! That is an amazing build my Friend, Thanks for showing, I am geeking out...lol!!!

  • @memejeff
    @memejeff Рік тому

    This is insanely cool

  • @keatonjones6115
    @keatonjones6115 Рік тому +2

    Amazing dude! such an achievement to back engineer, also my first thought after seeing it working is, i wonder if there is a way to audio modulate it, like have it dance or wiggle to music maybe even with just a speaker without the cone or electromagnet

  • @MagmaSloth64
    @MagmaSloth64 Рік тому

    I can't even begin to describe how inspiring this is. The passionate burning curiosity you felt when you first saw that TeslaCoilPro video, is what I felt when I first saw a video by you, "plasma toroid experimentation". For some reason I ended up on a whole journey researching how to build plasma discharge tubes, and came full circle finding the plasma toroid video by teslacoilpro, before really trying to figure out how to do THAT, and finally discovering that all along you had the answers! XD
    I am deeply sincerely grateful that you've taken the time to document this, so that a layman like myself who is on fire with a DIY maker-mindset can have a shot at doing this myself. Keep it up! Like a vacuum tube energized by a tesla coil, you're tapping into Infinite Intelligence and helping advance the human race forward!

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much! That is exactly what I wanted!

  • @TrinityCodex
    @TrinityCodex Рік тому

    thats the most awesome looking thing ever

  • @kairu_b
    @kairu_b Рік тому

    Great work sir

  • @MasterIvo
    @MasterIvo Рік тому

    Displacement current being visualized here. very cool. congrats

  • @SebastianMusil
    @SebastianMusil Рік тому

    Thank you very much for sharing this

  • @Rehbet
    @Rehbet Рік тому

    This is so cool, thanks for keeping it going! Also, big ups to the music director on this one, all bangers

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thanks! And my music director appreciates it ;)

  • @Shadobanned4life
    @Shadobanned4life Рік тому +1

    🌞Thanks for a wonderful educational video! 🌞 Great Work!

  • @Reddek999
    @Reddek999 Рік тому

    This is amazing!!

  • @Gnemix101
    @Gnemix101 Рік тому

    Fantastic 👏 👏 👏. This is a channel worth following.

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому

      Thank you! Im so glad you think so!

  • @01k
    @01k Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing

  • @guslarscheid3606
    @guslarscheid3606 Рік тому +1

    Awesome man, good job! Video idea: Do a giveaway video of the plasma toroid

    • @BackMacSci
      @BackMacSci  Рік тому +1

      Hahah that would be a great giveaway, yeah! Thank you, too!