Backspin Basketball Flies Off Dam
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- 게시일 2015. 07. 14.
- How far would a basketball with backspin go?
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*Strange Applications of the Magnus Effect*
I originally watched this video and came in wondering what a basketball could have to do with chess world champion Magnus Carlsen.
@@LeoStaley the chess-ball
Lol
not all people will understand this, nice
😂😂
Great Title!!
this comment and the subsequent heart gave me a good laugh, thanks to both of you lmao
"Veritasium hearted a Skill hunter"
Just saying: I was there when this happened.
@@Luffy_wastaken What a glorious day it is.
Lol
I was expecting this comment
I would totally click on strange applications of the magnus effect.
Was searching for this comment 😂
🤣🤣...found one
lol
Was searching for this. Watched clickbait video right?
I watched the video originally when it was still titled that
Another Mangus effect is that the opponents resign immediately when they see e4 Najdorf on board by Magnus.
lol chess reference
I revisited this video simply to find a comment like this 😂
😆
Now that's a deep cut. Nice
Bong cloud, immediate resignation
I was a little disappointed they didn't try it again, but with a stronger spin...
I too wanted to see them go to the extreme, like using a power drill for the twist. It would actually help to see how capable the effect is.
I don't think there would be much difference. If the spin is much stronger, air drag will slow it down. Magnus effect is created because of speed of ball falling through air and not just because of its spin speed.
@@AmeenArshek98 More like because he just had 2 balls.
They had at least a hundred balls b/c their goal was to score the highest basketball shot
Insert Harry Potter flying lawn mower meme
So...if I jump off a dam doing backflips that makes me fly?
Yep, off you go...
Hahahah, I'll film it for you if you do the backflip?
Yes but no
Yeah u fly towards ur grave...
Sure, if you are a ball
I like how the effect of changing the name of this youtube video to a more clickbaity one drastically increased the number of views.
This is something that people tend to look at. This is either being curious, wanting to watch something cool, or just being a fan of Veritasium.
if you havent already watched it, he uploaded a video about this exact topic a day or two ago.
@@anesthetized7053 I think he watched it and then commented.
Technically it isn’t clickbait
I just came from his recent video haha 😂
@@user-lh5hl4sv8z yeah. Instead of legitbait and clicktrap, I think better terms are Clickbait, typically meaning flashy thumbnails and titles for a subpar product, and clickable, and Clickable, meaning content that has titles and thumbnails that are intriguing, but actually deliver
the magnus effect is huge in airsoft. As the bb comes out of the gun it hits a bit of rubber that puts backspin on it. The backspin allows the bb to accurately fly 100s of feet instead of 10s of feet.
hop
so airsoft become science
Also pitching in baseball, curving kicks in soccer/association football, etc.
Me daring my friends to throw the ball as far as possible, then it's my turn:
They would still be able to throw it far enough
r/wooosh
@Itachi Uchiha
Did you uhh, whoosh yourself? That's dedication
ahh yes
@@lianives3594 Cmon dude tell me youre not that stupid
everybody gangsta til the ball started gliding.
Dhdkbed...what???
:PikachuWoah:
wtf ia that meant to mean??
Wait why are you here sion this isnt noxus
@@Spicyboixda certain little brat transported me here using some sort of portal.
Okay find a perfectly round person to do back flips on their way down.
and land in the water that would be the craziest jump ever
Quick take the obese and throw them down the dam!
Aight finna chew some blueberry chewing gum
@@boomksaa3973 landing is water is exponentially bigger threat than landing on land
He will be dead both ways tho lmao ded
@@garibmehra no wdym water cancels all fall damage right
I watched it when it was
" Strange applications of the magnus effect"
Same here. That title made me curious to understand Magnus effect back when this was released.
I didnt but I heard in one of his videos where he was talking about titles and thumbnails
@@zaytaz9331 lol
@@bhavikyadav7495 hehe lol
Me too. But admittedly, I watched it because I came from the other video about the trick shot. And I liked Veritasium so I clicked. Back then, the thumbnail and title didn't mean very much as it was much harder to find interesting videos from channels you weren't already subscribed to.
The ball was a paid actor
No..but your comment tho
@@chad7009 Do you even know what a joke is?
@@iamwill1088ok im know but dude my small brother who type this thing sorry about what he said
@@chad7009 r/woooosh
@@ViratKohli-jj3wj thoda achchha batting karle bhai wooosh na Karke...3-0 hara diya
*Imagine if we got a machine to spin it real fast*
It would reach space
Woow Astro Cosmos make it happen please
Calling mark rober
It would reach brazil
The life would get fucked up
I unknowingly learned about this when playing baseball. If you're a Catcher, and someone hits a pop up straight into the air, we were told to step forward and turn around because the backspin of the ball would carry the ball into the field of play. It's interesting seeing it to this extent.
Magnus effect = Roberto Carlos's free kick in 1998
In 1997 if you don't mind
You know Roberto Carlos?
@@manuellatheartist he's not an unpopular person.
@@manuellatheartist Roberto Carlos jogador,não o cantor.
@@josephvissarionovitchstali9316 pô agora faz sentido kakakaka ser lerda eh foda
The biggest misconception about the Magnus Effect is that it is just a consequence of Bernoulli's principle. It's not. This can be demonstrated by varying the surface roughness of the ball. Smooth balls can actually curve in the opposite direction due to the 'reverse Magnus effect' because flow over one side is laminar while the other is turbulent. This is a great reference on the shortcomings of Bernoulli's principle explanations: math.mit.edu/~bush/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Beautiful-Game-2013.pdf
Veritasium Swing bowling in cricket is an example of this.
Interesting, this afternoon I just showed my kid a spinning ball floating on the air pushed by an air blower, but blowing with an angle the ball keeps floating with nothing directly under and it tends to spin ;)
Seems to me you can reduce the Magnus effect conceptually to something of a fractal summation of Bernoulli principles for each surface and sub-surface you care about... depending on how precise you wanna get.
Veritasium So might it be possible for this same principle to propel a mechanism sensitive enough to interact with electromagnetism?
Question; does the Magnus effect work similarly with hydrodynamics as it does in the air?
Even though I watched this at release, KRplus is now recommending it all over again. Well done Derek, you've mastered the algorithm!
I liked when the title of this video was "Strange applications of the magnus effect"
so who had to go get the ball?
teranova11 go watch @how ridiculous link in description🔝
the biggest boy
Well another man doing backflips
The guy who shoots it, rules of streetball
Yes.
Everyone talking about how the basketball moved away, but I'm over here thinking about the loud slap noise it made when hitting the water.
same
You know how water works right?
Im sure it exploded
I'm thinking about the delay between seeing ball hitting water and hearing the loud slap noise. I think there should be one.
@@Kr-nv5fo Speed of sound is about 300m/s and the dam is 126m high. As the ball went away from the dam as it fell the total distance is probably around 200m or so. That means the delay would be about 0.6 seconds which is pretty much exactly what you see in the video.
"so you want us to go back in the water do you"
As usual, it's Magnus' fault
40k reference?
Awesome
Hi from the future. I guess you could say those Magus effect planes never took off.
I feel less stupid after watching this video, thanks, I have learned something.
Ric Rac You're getting smarter every day! Wait... uh.. veritasiumer every day!
+Veritasium, Destin would be proud. :)
Veritasium Smarter Every Day is an awesome channel!!
Veritasium Surely he's just learning more veritas every day.
Ric Rac Actually the more you know, the more you realize that you know nothing
All i wanted was to see the ball coming back to the person's hand.
For it to bounce back up that high, it would’ve needed much more energy. The amount of energy in the ball if it were to bounce back would be so great that it would seriously hurt whoever tried to catch it.
The tenet effect
@@TheMidnightLibrary u r so dumb , u could have just reversed the video , simple
@@moscogameryt2789 😂😂
@@moscogameryt2789Lol 😂
Strange applications of the Magnus effect Derek...
From GG sir plus class🔥🔥❤❤
Sir ur teaching style is superb❤❤😊
Love nd more blessing to vivan❤❤
Did you notice the sound being slower than the light or what we saw?
That was pretty neat 0:31
Sound's always slower than light lol, it's just more delayed than usual cuz the ball landed several hundred meters away. Same thing w fireworks, air planes passing overhead; the sound takes a while to get to you.
@@lightvoid7089 that's what he meant
@@thecreator4541 I don't care what he meant; what he said was retarded. Sound is always noticeably slower than light.
@@lightvoid7089 wow...chill out Einstein
@@ayayachon I'm just correcting him, I'm not not chill. "Einstein", thanks.
I actually started screaming in excitement when the ball flew into the water. I think I picked the right subject to get my degree in! Physics is amazing!!
Im a new physics major as well. Do you have any idea what kind of job you can get in with a physics degree? Im still learning about the potential of this major
PapaKay It depends in which country you are, for example Im in Portugal, and I chose physics it will get me in engineer, medicine ( yes, medicine ), and other things, but I dont know how it works on England, pretty sure is alot better, because Portugal schools gives 0 fks to Physics and Chemistry :/ even tough you can get some jobs
Insertnamesz / Punocchio Enjoy not having a job.
znicho That's very generalizing.
Jared Freeman Insertnamesz / Punocchio The funny thing is that I graduated with a physics degree literally 2 weeks ago. At the same university where Derek did his PhD.
Hehe kon yha Gaurav sir ki class k baad aaya😂😂😂btw osmm pheel❤❤
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@@captainlevi26 🙂🙂
Thank you Gaurav sir for your recommendation.
Concept ekdom crystal clear ho geya.
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“It’s A Bird.”
“It’s a Plane.”
“It’s a...” *Boom*
Coc Seeking Air Mine
Its a ICBM !....... oh *BOOM*
Lol its not superman
Look up in the sky
Its a bird , its a plane
No, it's PABLO
why does this video have an abnormally high view count for veritasium?
Social media.
NUE Gaming The clip of the ball demonstrating the effect the video describes went viral and so link-back is increasing the total views.
NUE Gaming ^ ^ Twitter
NUE Gaming I'm pretty sure he collaborated with those guys who do the basketball tricks around the world, and some news agencies ran the footage.
NUE Gaming It's in the React Channel viral playlist. Which normally adds millions of viewers to videos featured.
I've seen so many of your videos come up after your thumbnail and title changes.
I hope you and your team get all of the attraction to your channel that you all deserve!
Congrats on the new team!
Wow, the ball hit the water so hard it bounced off of it!
That's also why you don't want to land from too high on water, as it becomes as hard as concrete if you hit it with enough force.
Phenomenal demonstration of this effect. Great video!
No
PBS Space Time
Incredible!
You think you could make something for this?
Hey I am subscribed to u no way 😂
Gabriella Parris everyone on this channel should be subscribed to KoR, Vsauce and Smarter Every Day. If you're not, do it now! Any other recommendations?
Awesome
Andy Jones And Maybe ASAPScience and CrazyRussianHacker.
Watching after MR sir lecture on dynamic lift and magnus effect by Bernoullis theorem... beautifully he explained
Here again after his latest video
😅
time for some knuckleballs.
freekickerz See the path of the first drop with no spin...
Freekickers!
freekickerz You guys are fuckin beast
freekickerz Ich hatte nicht ewartet sie hier zu sehen!
Sorry für schlechtes deutsch!
Think we need to do something together mates!
KRplus recommendations has brought us together again
No
No
Imagine not being subscribed to veritasium
no, stop commenting like this
@@trevorcartier7687 no need to imagine. Im not.
Came to watch this amazing video after GG sir's class 👏 👌 ❤ 😍
Great👏👏 here bcoz of our best educator gaurav gupta sir😇😊☺loved it sir. Thank you so much for this video 😘🥰😍
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so nobody's gonna talk about how the basketball skipped on the watter?
basketballs float on water
so if it's moving forward and it cant sink it will skip
Bouncing bombs were used to blow up dams during WW2 (Operation Chastise).
@@marri991 oh.
@@metaltyre4894 being mean to someone for no reason, your parents must be so proud of you
@@steffenlze0178 well you're being mean for a reason so I can only do one thing...
Fun fact: KRplus has recommended this after a long time of 5 years.
Same
It's not a fun fact
Same
Yeah wtf
Bro same
All concepts clared... thanks GG sir for this recommendation.. ❤️😇
throwback to when this video had a boring thumbnail and was titled "strange applications of the magnus effect"
Real OGs remember
Is this what sonic the hedgehog used?
If I understand the Magnus effect correctly, he would go backwards like that, as long as there's no friction
@@PaulSmith-gi5bf r/wooosh
No. He used to snort speeds
@@PaulSmith-gi5bf There is friction dingus
@@various2w537 shut up you virgin
Secret of Captain America's shield magically returning back to him.
@@lonewolfp3274 r/woooosh
@@pratheekbhat6595 So are you.
@@pratheekbhat6595 you are that one guy who criticizes his own people to get attention
@@itseasy1861 hey are u the binod who commented on slayy point's video??
@@passionisinspiration1912 no bro 😂 i just changed my name
Very nice thumbnail redesign
step 1 : jump
step 2 : do backward flips
step 3 : fly
Step 4: BOOM!
@@paterpeter1985 step 5 : be immortal
@@procyon. step 6 : Get into nature
Helicopters: They figured out our secret!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
GG Good Game I know it’s a joke....... but no.
Where is the joke? Did it get deleted?
I don't see any joke here.
I am joked
@@itsme8049 the original moron who take this joke more seriously than his life was embarrassed after finding it was actually a joke so he deleted it. Asians obviously.
Veritasium, someone stole your video and stole 15 mil views
The video that stole from this one is called "watch what happens when a spinning basketball gets thrown off a dam". Pathetic plagiarism,
30mil views
Rest in peace add revenue
30.4 million now
The video been deleted now
Here after clickbait video
Same
Recommended by Gaurav Gupta Sir.
Such a amazing video 😍😍
Veritasium: The basketball was subject to the Magnus Effect-
VSauce: or is it?
*Music plays*
Here as well?!
Huh, we meet again
This time ur comment didn't rocked😂😂
JSGWaM go brrr
Hi again.
This is a *dam* good experiment.
...Get it? ^w^
I get it
XD
i made a comment like that on the dam slide video...
eyyyy
Wow nice joke you should become a comedian
Here , i followed you ,when I was in class 9 now i am in class 12 here i come to se practical examples of backspin.. thankyou you are great!!
After gg sir's class.... It was damn amazing sir thanks for the recommendation 💓
_When will this be patched?_
r/outside
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature
@@pixelmace1423 it just works
@@pixelmace1423 I thought it was a gamepass
when are we getting DLC?
Breaking news! Dams across the world are suddenly expreriencing a sudden increase in tourism. However this also poses a problem to the nearby wildlife as tourists are throwing an accumaltive thousands of basketballs into the nearby areas. Many environmentalists hold youtuber Derek Muller accountable following a video explaining the Magnus effect by throwing 2 basketballs off a dam in Tasmania. Back to you Steve.
Hahha
OOF
Thank you, David.
Now, Australian law enforcement officials are yet to have Derek tried in court. He currently faces up to 5.5 million Australian dollars in lawsuits, and must remove all basketballs at all dams within 2 years or he will be fined another 10 million Australian dollars. Derek will be banned entry into Australia for life after 2 years of service.
Amazing way to explain and what an elegant demo.. keep making such videos..
Forget about the flying, I love that bounce in the water
Imagine you are down there fixing the holes in the dam and get hit by a basketball
lamao!
The dam workers would obviously be warned of this experiment and stay out of the way.
Imagine being a duck on the water and getting hit by a basketball.
@@NaudVanDalen Birds die all the time due to human inventions, particularly wind turbines. Ironic, for a thing that's supposed to "save the environment".
@@Miranox2Some birds are noob when flying so they die
Cricket fans be like "that's just reverse swing" 😂
Yesss😂😂😂
That's my boii 😂👌
Chess fans magnus carlsen?
haha 😂😂
@@nagato1529 Yeah bebe🤣🤣
New thumbnail brought me here
dammit, did i really get clickbaited again
I like the sound the ball made when it hit the water.
***** The speed of light is hundred of thousands of times faster than the speed of sound.
***** the splash clearly happens before the sound
***** whatever you say man I'm not really worried about it
***** Speed of sound is ~340 m/s. Dam is 126.5 m high. Ball impacts roughly let's say 80 meters from base of dam.
Using Pythagorean theorem, the distance from the microphone to the ball's impact point (c) would be the square root of a² + b² where a = 126.5 and b = 80. So c = 149.67 meters.
Time for sound to travel ~150 meters would be around .44 seconds.
If you watch and listen close, there is a lag time between visual impact and sound of around 1/2 second, as it should be.
***** Something's probably wrong with whatever device you watched this on. The sound from the impact hits extremely obviously about half a second after the ball visually touches down. If it seems synced up to you, you've got some crazy kind of lag going on with your playback. Or your... eyes, I guess.
Incorrect. The Magnus effect is finding a way to win a drawn endgame in chess.
*sad naka noises
If it didnt try it would have been the "Anish" effect
@@Salman-os7pr The "Anish" effect is for drawing losing endgames
Lol
@@luizftavares drawing any endgame
Come here after telling this phenomenon Gaurav sir.......... ultimate level of pheel... superb sir....
I've observed the Mangus effect without understanding why it works like it does. Thanks for the clear explanation.
Dont tell Miyazaki, else we gonna start getting airships that look like big soup cans in all our ghibli movies 😂😂😂
too late
Group of friends: let's throw the ball as far as we can
The other friends: throws it over arm and it goes a decent distance.
This guy:
The most impressive part of this video to me is that they can stand next to that cliff so casually.
Even with a harness, I'd be jelly legs.
Am I the only one who was weirded out when the sound of the ball hitting the water seemed to coincide with the picture of it? At that distance, shouldn't there have been a significant delay before the sound was heard?
Skeletor Jopko illuminati confirmed
Skeletor Jopko the delay should only be a third of a second so its not too noticeable but if you listen closely there is a delay and without any measuring equipment it sounds to me like its close to that.
at 0:30 you can hear the delay but at 0:46 it seems he synced up the video and audio of the collision
Michael on KRplus Having watched a construction worker only a block away hitting something with a hammer, and observing the delay from that distance, it just seems to me there should have been a more noticeable delay from this height.
Skeletor Jopko The dam is about 120 meters high. Sound travels at about 340 meters per second. That means the sound delay should only be about 0.30 seconds. The delay from the hit is pretty significant if you listen closely.
Skeletor Jopko atleast at the first clip, at the second there is probably some editing flaw.
Anyone else get anxiety looking down the dam feeling like your legs are gonna turn to jelly?
yup I’m like OaoAAO I also felt like they were gonna fall
I was playing table tennis at a summer camp one day, and one round I hit the ball a little too hard, sending it flying with some spin. This resulted in it veering off the path it would've traveled without spin.
I was trying to figure out what exactly caused it, but was stumped.
Thanks for the video! I understand what caused the ball to change direction midair now!
LEGITBAIT.
FUN FACTS:-
JASPRIT Bumrah's bowling style also related to Magnus effect
How?
He doesn't swing the ball
@@jyotishmanhazarika6486 you can watch in KRplus
@@jyotishmanhazarika6486 krplus.net/bidio/ib6vq5KLon2wemU
That's the coolest thing I've seen this week! Never knew there were planes and ships like that! Keep up the good work Veritasium!
First reason for this effect that I thought of was something like airplane wings. The side of the falling ball spinning upwards accelerates the air current, the othe side slows it down. You see where this goes - faster air is less compressed and ball gets dragged in this direction.
Came here after Gg sir recommended.....gg sir op❤️❤️
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what kind of sorcery is this
bendlor Physics! :)
bendlor bend it like beckon? "banana" soccer effect, I am sure you have seen it.
Vincent Jack "beckon"? As in David beckon? Awesome. He just wants a wireless plan that's simple and he can understand. As they say in the south, "I done reckon that's david beckon!" OK, I'm done. Sorry.
I know that line is from a movie but I can't figure it out.
+bigglessy OH WOW U SO SMART
So I have one I was wondering if you'd like to puzzle through.
In airsoft guns (a system much like paintball but shooting 6mm solid core balls instead) backspin is applied to the BBs to provide a longer flatter trajectory. (the magnus effect, obviously) The point of curiosity though is in the barrel. You see the backspin is applied at the very beginning of the barrel, the chamber end. There has been much speculation about what the BB actually does going down the barrel prior to its exit.
What actually does happen? Well, surprisingly, experiments show the BB rides on the ceiling. Nobody has explained why this is though, and the results have become so controversial quite a number of physicists who've seen it have flat out denied the results of the experiments.
So the question is why does this behavior occur?
*edit*
I feel I should make this a little bit more clear: the BB is driven down the barrel by air pressure from behind, and is not a gas-seal with the barrel. Because of this, while in the barrel, the BB could be seen as traveling in the opposite direction relative to the air in certain respects; the BB should hypothetically display "topspin" and the magnus effect would drive it downward toward the floor rather than ceiling. This is why our observations that it does not is so surprising.
The experimental methodology used to determine the BB's behavior in the barrel was to coat the bore evenly with scribing fluid, fire a few hundred rounds through it, and then either scope the bore or cut it open. The wear patterns in the scribing fluid show the BB's location. Furthermore, particularly in soft brass barrels, longitudinal scratches in the bore can be observed from where the BB contacts. These are also found on the BB ceiling. They are also fairly long and even, suggesting that the BB truly is riding on the ceiling, rather than oscillating rapidly "bouncing" or anything like that.
Whatfor5 Needs visibility. Also, due to the BB sticking to the top, microfluid concepts may be involved... I dont think you've covered that in Veritasium yet, and might be interesting.
Whatfor5 mmh... i'm not sure i get your question... didn't they aready explain what happened here?
you must also remember that an object as small as a bb will have great effects with much less air used, thus, while it may seem like it "grind on the top of the barrel", there may still be some air between the top of the barrel and the bb.
Whatfor5 intriguing I don't have an answer I could guess maybe it has to do with the force of the spin maybe a faster spin=more lift and for a small object its enough of a difference for it to go along the ceiling of the barrel that's just a guess a physics guess thanks for reading (game theory reference)
iota-09 When the BB is in the barrel, air is moving past it in the opposite direction than when it will be outside the barrel, so its relative spin would be topspin rather than backspin. This would suggest the BB should ride on the bottom of the barrel.
Regarding grinding on the top of the barrel, it is actually that physical interaction between the BB and barrel which is how we've tested this. If the BB didn't contact the barrel at all, existing tests wouldn't have revealed it as riding on the top.
01XxMafiosoxX10 there's also to be considered the micro-errors happening in a bb, making a perfectly dpherical bb, or with at least an error of less than 0.009 milimiters on at last one point it's extremely hard, so that could also make for different results in a test, same goes for the barrel, it's quite hard to make a perfect "circle" with such a small hole on such long pieces of metal(a barrel gets made from something like a 10 meters long piece of metal).
Using this video to help disc golfers understand aerodynamics!! (Even though the Magnus Effect is presumably minimal in disc golf, differential aerodynamic lift on the flight plate causes certain discs to swoop to one direction before gyroscopic precession leads to fading the other direction.) Thanks a metric ton!
Here after GG sir's class.. Awesome video.. Thanks for recommendation sir ❤❤
I seem to have this effect on women
You tried your best, but the context doesn't make sense
ً so true
You make them spin backwards?
*Or you throw them of dams?*
@John Doe 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right 😂😂😂
I like the name of this effect ;)
Magnus xxxxxdddddd
Magnus Carlsen! lol
@@andreashoppe1969 was thinking the same lol
Magnus did nothing wrong. (Please someone get the reference.)
@@Cipri001 😉
Now we just need the staff and eye of Magnus and we'll be the most powerful arch-wizard Winter hold has ever seen
Gg sir rock ❤️
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I have got no idea why KRplus is recommending this video after 4 years, but this is brilliant!
Someone by the name of "Vids" has stolen this and republished it for their own usage.
hahaha that's the only reason I came over here 😂
I wish Veritasium would report their video and get it removed.
Since it is stolen, youtube im pretty sure will give all the ad revenue from "vids" video to Veritasium.
KRplus should remove the copy and add their views to Veritasium.
They removed the video but I don't know about the views
Magnus effect🤩... amazing explanation by gg sir ❤️
Bringin' back memories, but clearly the thumbnail and title theory is working. 👍
the best magnus effect was belong to Roberto Carlos which goal against france at 1997
I am confused. If you check this: krplus.net/bidio/Y6l7oYKRkauuf4I
He gives the ball a counter-clockwise spin. This means that the ball is supposed to be pushed to the right according to the Magnus effect, but in fact it is pushed to the left towards the goal. Don't get it...
René K The direction of the motion of the ball is towards right and the spin is counterclockwise. If you visualize correctly the air at the left part of the ball moves along with the spin of the ball which is where the ball will go due to magnus effect
You guys won't believe it my physics teacher sent us the link to this video to explain a concept
Prateek jain sir?
Cool teacher
Why wouldn't we? It's a short but detailed video, from a popular and credible youtube channel. It's natural for teachers to use videos to explain stuff, especially if it isn't in the main curriculum.
Bcoz of GG sir .😎 Ka beautiful explaination we Pheels physics in our daily life and makes physics easy for us ..❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank u sir ....btw kon kon GG sir ke bolne ke baad Aaya h ..😅😅 ..PHEEL ARMY ..🔥🔥🤞🤞
Great thumbnail
Airsoft players knows all about it!
Wwald Ha! I was just about to comment on the fact that that's how airsoft BB hop ups work :P
bigglessy What is bb hop ups? I don't play airsoft but this sounds interesting
nothingtoseehere.jpg BBs are the 6mm "balls" that airsoft guns shot
The hop-up is a small bucking on the top of the barrel that imparts a back spin (like the basket ball in the video) to the BB. You can adjust the bucking to make the BB go straighter without increasing its speed
nothingtoseehere.jpg What John Smith said. With no backspin the BB's would simply drop under gravity, by giving them backspin they lift up which counteracts gravity, and makes them 'fly' further.
Wwald Ah! I was looking for this! :D
Heard of it before but now that you put it like that... awesome! Certainly got the wheels in my head turning. Wonder if I'll move forward as a result!
RimstarOrg No, you are spinning the opposite way.
@@RealCadde you probably quit youtube already, but this is amazing
@@satgurs Nah, still here. Been since before YT was acquired by Google.
@@RealCadde damn, rare to see an og like you still around
@@satgurs I think that's just as likely to be because we were far fewer users at the time, rather than the fact that most "OG's" stopped using it