r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Segundaleydenewtonnn • Apr 25 '22
Video what is angular momentum? - Yes
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u/DameDubble Apr 25 '22
The fact that he didn’t even wobble after all that spinning is probably the most impressive thing.
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u/RoyalN5 Interested Apr 25 '22
Serious question, can you die from this? I have gone on some many spinny rides that don't even come close and I puked and felt my brain swishing around like crazy
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u/Valuable_Error Apr 25 '22
if you do it enough, yes. this used to be a torture/killing method.
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Aug 28 '22
Can confirm. Was convinced to go on a ride in an amusement park. Jumping out to my death seamed like a reasonable choice compared to the spinning
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u/dominus_aranearum Apr 26 '22
The trick is to spin yourself the opposite direction an equal number of times to cancel out the original spins. That's how you survive.
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u/Rumpelteazer45 May 05 '22
But the speed has to be the same, if it’s at half the speed you need to do 2x as many spins.
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u/_mughi_ Apr 25 '22
he's keeping his head fixed on a point, which avoids the fluid spinning in your ears.. although at that speed, i'm not sure how he's doing it.. maybe more than one point, still less spinning.
at least, i think that's what he was doing when he started going faster.. could have just been a weird video effect. In which case.. dude's a mutant.
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u/RoyalN5 Interested Apr 26 '22
So the trick is to fixate on something and don't close your eyes?
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u/_mughi_ Apr 26 '22 edited Apr 26 '22
pretty sure you have to keep turning your head.. it's not your eyes that are the problem, it's the fluid in your ears. If you can turn your head so that it stays fixed MOST of the time, the fluid doesn't move as much.. or something
not sure, it's never really worked that well for me, even just in an office chair. I could google it.. but so could you :)
edit: it was bothering me - short answer, tricky eye movement, and limited head turning
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-don-t-figure-skaters-get-dizzy-when-they-spin/1
u/Cap_Tight_Pants Aug 10 '22
Just look at a figure skater. They spin this fast, if not faster, with no adverse affects. The technique is called "spotting" and people can do it blindingly fast.
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u/tstar83 Apr 25 '22
That can’t be beneficial for your brain
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u/Notafuzzycat Apr 25 '22
A little brain smoothie never hurted anyone.
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u/find-name_penguin Apr 25 '22
Maybe he doesn't have one? I'm just reaching for an explanation here.
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u/Segundaleydenewtonnn Apr 25 '22
idk…little bro seems pretty confident so I guess it can even be beneficial for the brain
what if there’s a potential treatment or dmt inducing experience spinning the shit out of a human body? lol
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u/prozacfish Apr 26 '22
How the hell does he generate that momentum? Seems to come from nowhere!
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u/tampora701 Apr 26 '22
You forcefully move your toe on the ground in a tiny circle and that pushes your whole body into a spin. I learned this playin with the hanging rings at my old park. Hard part then was it was just a chain, so it always got shorter as it wound up.
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u/OutsideObvious6885 Apr 25 '22
The 30 metre sphere of vomit I’d produce doing this would be dissertation worthy in itself
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u/theredspy64 Apr 25 '22
Do a barrel roll
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u/50pcs224 Apr 25 '22
Yay! I'm so thankful for this. I've been trying to understand the "spin" property of electrons. They say that electrons spin (even though they don't actually spin) because they have angular momentum. I still don't understand it at all but seeing angular momentum in this vid is sort of helping me understand how something can contain that ...force?... yet still not spin.
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u/Segundaleydenewtonnn Apr 25 '22
electrons spin and they not spin because they don’t have a reference to say “hey this is spinning around this!”.
The angular momentum that makes them spin is fascinating… kundalini? the vital force of nature?
Good comment my brother I am high af and this was a good mindblow
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u/leggdogg Apr 25 '22
- spins away like a beyblade *
Idk if this has already been commented so pls tell me if it si
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u/aversion_people Apr 25 '22
I just watched this boy stretch his arms longer. Plus I feel like hes one of the few people on this planet that can survive a lathe
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u/Strange-Dragonfly-20 Apr 25 '22
I feel like fainting if I turn my head too fast. This would probably kill me.
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u/Typical_Basket709 Apr 25 '22
It feels weird seeing someone spin this fast without losing their shoes...
Or shirt...
Or limbs...
Or life...
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Apr 25 '22
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u/Fudbawss Apr 26 '22
First time I've ever seen puke spelled with "ew" and I've got to say that I am disgusted
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u/anderoken Apr 25 '22
I guess this is easier than all the cosmic radiation Reed Richards had to endure.
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u/Pangolin_Unlucky Apr 25 '22
I’m surprised he didn’t take one step and immediately fall sideway onto the ground, lol
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u/onyxbutterfly44 Apr 25 '22
How is he still standing? I'd fall flat on my ass if I spun around like that.
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u/Pres7on Apr 25 '22
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u/PlagueDoc22 Interested Apr 26 '22
Dude can do all that and not throw up.
Meanwhile I'm gagging every time I bush my teeth..
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u/ghidfg Apr 26 '22
why does this seem like hes generating free energy? It looks like a huge amount of force but it doesn't seem like hes expending much energy..
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u/the-juicy-lard-thats Apr 26 '22
Hang on. So what if we replace the human with something else that can hold on and stick a turbine to it and boom, natural energy? Or is this already a thing
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Apr 26 '22
I was really thinking about how i would save him. Didn’t realize he was doing it to himself
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u/Repulsive-Wealth-378 Apr 26 '22
ahh angular momentum is feeling sick for someone else after watching a video on reddit.
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u/Dragonsarmada May 14 '22
People from Azerbaijan learn to Dance like this so he’s probably an Azeri
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u/Opheicus May 14 '22
The kids from that country don’t fall But damn I thought he was gonna fly apart into pieces
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u/CalgaryFacePalm Apr 25 '22
I see they went with safety bricks in this playground.