Playing With Ferrofluid!

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Published 2014-12-03

Ferrofluid is an amazing liquid that is also magnetic and follows the field of a magnet. It's also very messy!
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All Comments (21)

@LikeButton7 8 years ago

I didn't know you could buy venom on the Internet
@jeg312 9 years ago

3:16 "Nice"
@DIYPerks 9 years ago

Man that stuff's cool! Wow! On the screw it made it look like a pine cone... or maybe some evil universe-destroying object from Marvel. Either way, it's cool.
@SimonasMorkunas 9 years ago

Plot twist: that magnet is still spinning
@morcabus8256 9 years ago

I think your voice is awesome 😂
@AlexGreenwoodUkulele 9 years ago

This FerroFluid stuff would be great if it could be somehow implemented to components like bearings considering it's low-friction properties when it's directly on a powerful magnet. Small bearings made of those magnets and then sealed inside a small bearing cartridge with that ferrofluid would mean highly efficient components for things like bikes, washing machines, car parts, excavator parts and just about any machine you can think of.
@sealiaart2529 7 years ago

1 year ago... it's still spinning.
@MrKean100 9 years ago

Anyone else want to see him on Mythbusters? xD
@mist8k 9 years ago

I said "ridiculously" too often didn't I? :P
@JulianusMaximianus 8 years ago

What happens if you put it in someone's food? Do they find themselves able to break dance, and spin on their head for hours? Or do they just die?
@alissapurplebunnies5955 5 years ago

Ok this is so cool wtf?! Also I like your silliness, and I love how direct/simple the video is, very refreshing, thank you :)
@gertandersen369 7 years ago

Didn't know you could buy a sample of my soul liquidized...
@flippy08100 9 years ago

I have no idea about chemistry but I would mess around with that stuff for days.
@itchy8319 3 years ago

when watching this most comments are 4 to 5 years old and I feel like I'm attending a party everyone left long ago.
@xerxes6627 8 years ago

ferrofluid is actually one of the most amazing things i've ever seen
@anikpuru6173 9 years ago

Great stuff mate! Love your videos and your experiments!! Keep up the good work mate :D
@taz069 9 years ago

That spin was absolutely amazing. I never expected the magnet to go for so long with just a simple spin. Great job!
@carternunez3704 7 years ago

Nice channel! I really like how you explain how things are happening!
@tremanning1762 7 years ago

watching things like this gives me chills and goosebumps
@Gamereviewerguru 9 years ago

Always great to see a new video!