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The Action Lab - 6 years ago

This is a shout-out to Stephen Hawking. Reshaped physics as we know it and taught countless others to not give in to adversity! May he rest in peace.

Aston Benallack - 6 years ago

Rest in peace

Mathieu Moua - 6 years ago

Another man one day will rise like him (just with more awesome theory's of the universe xD)

Isabella Noske - 6 years ago

This made me cry

The End - 6 years ago

For all you trying to give ideas or get shout outs in this post. you do understand this post was meant as a "in memory" of stephen hawking. have some respect.

I can assure you your ideas/posts etc will be reviewed in the regular comment section accordingly. thank you.

The End - 6 years ago

a sad day for science.

Davegbuf - 6 years ago

Uhhhh ... Does that mean I can wash the dishes with fish guts? LOL I'm just glad to know it's not the fish still swimming around in my stomach.

RomanoProductions - 6 years ago

RIP QUANTA

Christian Owers - 6 years ago

You should have done the fish bile and the pepper

BLITZ_ MOBILE - 6 years ago

I was shocked when this happened

BLITZ_ MOBILE - 6 years ago

The Action Lab RIP

Jacob Ellinger - 6 years ago

could you male soap out of fish bile?

Matthew Richardson - 6 years ago

RIP

nonothebot - 6 years ago

@Random Kid : I like this point of vue :)

Random Kid - 6 years ago

The Action Lab at least he died on pi day

cody hedges - 6 years ago

Brad Griffin I just now read the news... Who can fill his shoes and keep his work going? I know he had a few people who worked very closely with him. I hope his end was as peaceful as it could've been.

cody hedges - 6 years ago

WHAT R.I.P. Mr. Hawking... Guess I should've listened to the news this morning...

tubeist- dan - 6 years ago

Sepp Wurzel
I'm not aware Hawking studied the marangoni effect. Do black-holes exhibit surface-tension?

Sensei Kinzo - 6 years ago

The Action Lab you could just have said "swim" in the title but I guess that wouldn't be enough click bait, huh?

Maria Grissett - 6 years ago

RBLX_RainbowDude1819 you’re stupid, he is only shouting out stephen hawking because he passed away this morning, don’t be so insensitive

Riskteven - 6 years ago

Of that I am not so angry. Just a bit annoyed actually, as I agree with you about that. But what DID make me so unmeasurable angry was I saw some article that claimed that Hawking would have said some fatalistic "truth" about our world and politics. As he has NEVER stated such a thing and I got mad at the person who spread such lies, since then I am going to hunt such lies down. If I see similar again after this event I am not sure what to do. Misinformation and fatalism must be gone for good.

Bigfoot - 6 years ago

The Action Lab, vacuum chamber suggestion please, my daughter says why does your glass or cup of water stick to a coaster when the foster is wet ? Is it the water sealing a vacuum or just the water? Vacuum chamber it ?☺

Sepp Wurzel - 6 years ago

So much misinformation here. ever heard of the marangoni effect and surface tension?

LucidVoid 2 - 6 years ago

Rip

Riskteven - 6 years ago

There will be more new smart scientists, please don't panic out, and there are already others who are smart enough. I think we have forgotten how we felt when Einstein died. We did not see the others that were there.

mhammad alloush - 6 years ago

Rest in Peace Steven Hawking you great mind, thank you for your achievements in physics and hope your shadow on Earth keeps inspiring people all over it

Help me get 2000 subs wth no vids - 6 years ago

We all mis you hawkings

Alam S. - 6 years ago

I feel as if, God has closed doors of physics by taking him... i felt he knew all the answers, that we might never be able to know...
Now who will take physics to next level? I feel it will take a very very very long time.. maybe next 1000 years...

Drago boy123 - 6 years ago

The Action Lab he died apparently today

technical brother - 6 years ago

i love your episodes and i am fan of you

technical brother - 6 years ago

plzzzz give my comment a heart and coment under it plzzzzz

MScience - 6 years ago

R.I.P

Skelath - 6 years ago

So the answer to the title of the video is 'no'. A dead fish cannot make paper 'fly'.

Rex Wrayee - 6 years ago

Yeah he was a great person...may his soul rest in peace

Gergő Agócs - 6 years ago

In my country we had so many great physicists and i can feel the loss of such a great man . After high school I'll go to a physicist university in Pécs and one of the professor is met hawking personally . He said he was a beautiful person in his own way and H. said he was inspired by Einstein . After that the prof. siad he is from hungary and Hawking started to smile an laugh and just said "I don't know who you are, but you are Hungarian so you must be a great mind" and laughed while mentioned Leó Szilárd. then the prof felt really awed and he said goodbye after they spoken for another 15 minutes .

Jacinda Lacroix - 6 years ago

The Action Lab I would just like to thank him for all the contributions he's made. He will forever be an inspiration for people who are curios and have a yearning for knowledge and wisdom. Thank you.

LIZAAA - 6 years ago

The Action Lab I really love your videos, they're very interesting! I'm sure you will hit 1mil subs soon ;)

Brad Griffin - 6 years ago

I was gutted when I heard the news. But hey, he had a great innings.

NegaSonic TeenageWarhead - 6 years ago

Rest In Peace

Pro Player 1⃣ - 6 years ago

Rip

Darkseid UP - 6 years ago

Rip

berwin cardozo - 6 years ago

The Action Lab try concrete block in vaccume chamber

Aadarsh Singh - 6 years ago

The Action Lab pls correct the spelling of peace ☮️ .btw awesome work .nice channel keep it up

RBLX_RainbowDude1819 - 6 years ago

The Action Lab Please shout me out on next vid.

CNLohr - 6 years ago

Flakes of ear wax (the flaky kind, not ball kind) do the same sort of thing in fresh water. I don't know if it's the same cause but I'm really curious.

Goldyray Yeazle - 6 years ago

Yuck, so you can basically wash your hands with fish bile? :P

Crazy Candy Crush - 6 years ago

Is the Earth sphere or flat? Action Lab please explain?

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

If that is a sincere question, nothing I can say will help you...

it me - 6 years ago

Youre wrong, pepper is just afraid of soap

Emad Amini - 6 years ago

Can you freeze water with air pump and coke bottle?

Max Larose - 6 years ago

So if you dumped a bottle of soap in a lake...

Lunes de comida - 6 years ago

Do more make at home experiments

Jack Graybird - 6 years ago

When I was a kid, we used to do this trick on small paper boats.

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Luke Richter - 6 years ago

Long monthly fence practice nor exactly overall ourselves train joint journalist.

LitenKanin - 6 years ago

Can you send me the fish in case it doesn’t work ?

Jose Luis Castaneda - 6 years ago

The thriller music is so funny! Goor job, we'll be hitting 1M soon. I've got a good feeling about your channel.

Man la - 6 years ago

This is called Marangoni effect which created convection current around the paper. Marangoni effect appears mainly due to different surface tensions around the paper.

grey head - 6 years ago

can you put Cheetos in a vacuum chamber

SurvivalGamer hacker - 6 years ago

Put a ice in a vacuum chamber

Fatima Imran - 6 years ago

can u burn candle in a vacuum? Cuz u need oxygen for burning.

Fatima Imran - 6 years ago

can u burn candle in a vacuum? Cuz u need oxygen for burning.
can u also do that candle in a glass on water in plate too, in a vacuum chamber

Sajjad Raza Vines - 6 years ago

can you burn a candle in vacuum?

MESSY - 6 years ago

Try to do the infininite chocolate trick
And check how many pieces you could get ughh i mean chunks

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Ishraq Muhamood - 6 years ago

Can lit power a solar panel?

Jay Dog - 6 years ago

your vids are cool and i am so interested in all of them

Ryu Taguchi - 6 years ago

Cool

Andre Niño Bayud - 6 years ago

Wow

LifeOfTheParty - 6 years ago

So today I was looking at a loaf of bread and thought, a bread loaf has a lot of air in it. What would happen if you put a loaf of bread in your vacuum chamber?

Brad Carter - 6 years ago

man I love watching your videos! keep it up buddy

Free Saxon - 6 years ago

Nah gone of eating fish somehow

Pseudo Nym - 6 years ago

Sorry I keep Carping on. BA DUM Tsss

Pseudo Nym - 6 years ago

Navy defence are missing this trick.

Brainchild69 - 6 years ago

That is pretty neat.

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kenneth dawson - 6 years ago

Want to know can you unpickle a cucumber

flashbond - 6 years ago

Hey, this is an often situation I face in everyday life: When you have a glass bottle of really cold fizzy soda (something in between 4°C-1°C still liquid) and you open it with lid opener, the soda at the neck part of the bottle gets crystallized immediately.

Why?

One explaination I read about it was, it is all about thermodynamics. There is pressure in the bottle which wants to escape. And when you open the lid, the gas is pushed out. But the only energy that the soda can use its thermal energy. So it loses heat during the release of pressure. Then the closer molecules to bottle hole suddenly drops to freezing point and gets crystallized. Just like the deodorants gets cold in our hand when we use them?!

Sorry for my English. I hope I interpret it correctly but is this true?

Can you recreate the conditions and repeat the experiment, please? I am really wondering about your explaination.

١٠ Shaweesh - 6 years ago

Hi
I'm wondering is the hot metal (steel at 1000 C) weight more than the cold one ??!!!

Anisotropic Denshangyingyang - 6 years ago

Hey i saw you got a cheapo drone, could you put it in an inflatable human ball at the end of a bungie and see what happen if you bungie jump the whoke thing? The point ? Trying to find a way to prove or disprove that gravity exist ! And so far this idea look as good as any

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

How about this experiment. Things fall down. Gravity exists. Done.

Daniel Brenner - 6 years ago

Can you turn liquid nitrogen into solid nitrogen

Ayush Agarwal - 6 years ago

Ultra bright light vs true solution??

Hillbilly Homestead - 6 years ago

Shaved coconut reacts the same way.

Link Gamer - 6 years ago

I thought it would make paper fly

I got click baited

Dravon Thatcher - 6 years ago

Just admit that you are Jesus

Link 4448 - 6 years ago

3:48 I did something like that for science class a few years ago

Alex Martinez - 6 years ago

PEW DIE PIE

Jonathan Dill - 6 years ago

Lycopodium powder with oil on water can produce a similar effect to the pepper and soap, but could have a different explanation. I think I remember paper boats that used oil. As a dad myself (although she's grown up) I love how you keep it kid friendly with gentle explanations.

Mr Lettuce - 6 years ago

We did something similar back in primary school. We'd cut up small pieces of paper or leaves and put a little bit of pen ink on one end of the paper or leaf and we put them in the water, the ink would then propel them and leave a rainbow like trail behind it.

Alliance Lowe - 6 years ago

I really like your videos

Just Another Cuber - 6 years ago

This is a strong candidate for the "Best YouTube Video Title" award.

Queen Waffle - 6 years ago

Ka-nowledge

Teepen Teepen - 6 years ago

Awesome video! A good mix of biology and physics!

ALFREDO10_ JACK - 6 years ago

Wow

illusiwind - 6 years ago

"Saw the title"
Wat? You mean, fly in the air? How does that work?
"Saw the video"
Bile? OK... tha't called "Surfactant". As the molecules are released into the surface of the water, the surface tension makes it move... It's just like -
"Saw the soap"
yeah this...

Ben Masta - 6 years ago

no matter how many times i read i the title it seems like jibberish lmao

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Les O - 6 years ago

What kind of fish is that?

why hello - 6 years ago

Whipped egg whites(meringue) in vacuum chamber

Yung Microwave - 6 years ago

Can you make metal glow (with heat) just by gitting it with a hammer?

Silvia Fox - 6 years ago

Fly? More like swim?

Coil Smoke - 6 years ago

Real cool...But, I can't believe you did not drop treated paper into peppered water .

ExploitCode - 6 years ago

3:02 did you see those weird water droplets? What are they?

linovil 2003 - 6 years ago

Yes it works

err0r - 6 years ago

da foking hell? the YouTube video things just went black. can someone help me

Джон Доу - 6 years ago

I made almost the same trick in a childhood. Didn't have fish, but dry pine needle with a bit tar on it's end does the same.

Usha DURAIRAJ - 6 years ago

Hatsoff to that kid and you

Exeutech Tutorials - 6 years ago

Isnt this similar to putting liquid soap both in water and milk, and making it move around, in milk the peices wont stop

PLAYBOI - - 6 years ago

Title shot my burger buns (ass) over da fence

Krasko Mato - 6 years ago

Its the dead fishes soul that makes the paper float

David - 6 years ago

Hi, Mr. Action Lab. What is the source of energy that allows the paper to move around like this (kinetic energy)? Not free energy, right? Is the paper cooling down as this happens or...? Thanks.

Edit: Oh, yeah. RIP Stephen Hawking.

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

It is energy stored in the intermolecular forces of water surface tension

Priya Sharma - 6 years ago

I love your videos ,always super cool .

Rumman Ansari - 6 years ago

These can also be done with small piece of camphor attaching it to a small plastic strip floating on the water, then put it in the water and use news paper to just push the plastics, it can swim anonymously till like 15-20 minutes. If you dont understand.. lemme know maybe i can explain you in detail.

James AD - 6 years ago

Can you make a video about scattering and why even two oppositely charged particles cannot come to physical contact?

Logic Bob - 6 years ago

What would happen if you put pepper on the water before doing the paper experiment? I'm gonna have to try it.

Thanks for sharing another great video! I would love to see some experiments with high powered lasers!

Zachary Mazur - 6 years ago

Can you make carbonated ice cubes?

Adrian Cigher - 6 years ago

I watched many of your videos and I didn't see the experiment with the clear sodium on water.
See /watch?v=DJGVZNth68k .
Is it fake? (don't think so)
What is going on there?
Did you do it and I just missed it?

Mice On A Dice - 6 years ago

2:50 when shes home alone

Nikhil Unnikrishnan - 6 years ago

Next, put a thin burning camphor tablet into water ensuring that the flame just about touches the water! It floats and runs around like crazy till the camphor tablet burns out.

Darshan Gajakosh - 6 years ago

Pls make a video on surface tension and colloidal particle like this one

MrBodeci - 6 years ago

What happen to the attempt at making it "FLY"

Wood Choppa - 6 years ago

Do you mean float?

夢次郎松浦 - 6 years ago

When i first read the title "It's not even april yet"

Yolo Swaggins - 6 years ago

Stephen Hawking died today. his last words were àaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Jon Ridgeon - 6 years ago

does that mean you can use bile as a cleaner?

Yash Gusani - 6 years ago

Well its gross for a vegan like me but im a science connoisseur so gotta watch it anyway some interesting info you give my good sir

Hey, Mom - 6 years ago

Great video. Can you try and check if the pen trap on ant really works?

John Doe - 6 years ago

Hey! I wanted to know if there is difference between plasma that occurs during combustion and that created due to voltage difference. Can you do it??

The End - 6 years ago

do you think it would be possible to make a dish soap propelled paper boat. if you built and saturated it correctly? but it would have to travel in only one direction to be a success.

Allen Weng - 6 years ago

Antibubbles?

Gaming_RC Sjöblom - 6 years ago

Can you make a boat in paper and put soap on the end to make the boat go forward. And Will it work forever if you put it for example in a lake??

Sorry if I miss-speld a few words.

I love your videos and keep up the good work.

samhatun nawar - 6 years ago

you are the best teacher

J Sluis - 6 years ago

GOOD VIDEO!!

Brizavit Arreola - 6 years ago

This can be a cool idea for a high school science experiment!

Momma O - 6 years ago

Wow that is way interesting, l loved it and soap is much easier to get than the fish bile. great job

Konsta Kaukonen - 6 years ago

Momma O I've allso seen it whit salt.

Michael Geiss - 6 years ago

Suggestion: First add some pepper and then a piece of soapy paper. Before you do, ask what pepper movement would support your hypothesis.

Arturo Vargas - 6 years ago

Why if you blow like "Fuuuuu" you get cold air, and like "Haaaaa" you get hot air? -Greetings from Mexico

Anaya Jones - 6 years ago

What the heck

simon - 6 years ago

Das pretty cool

Dylan T - 6 years ago

just go vegan

Yash Oza - 6 years ago

Can you bo GYROSCOPE in a Vacuum....

ByKids4Kids ByKids4Kids - 6 years ago

Hmm, how bout that!

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

I'm a pro autism advocate and noticed my comment about your autism was deleted. Thus proving you have a slight autism. It's ok. I support this

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Severed Shadow I'm sorry of offended anyone. Studies here are not so extensive. Maybe language barrier

Severed Shadow - 6 years ago

1ST u never made a comment about him actually having autism. You ASKED him if he had autism. 2ND I know this because of your very NON DELETED comment below this one. I think you actually do have autism.

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

My apologies. I'm quick to want to rush a study. Not from America. It's a fairly new subject here

Daniel keveles - 6 years ago

Lmao

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

I need to reevaluate my studies. Sorry sir

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Dude, I didn’t delete any comment and I don’t have autism. I think your comment gave me autism though.

Silvia Fox - 6 years ago

All human beings have a slight autism. No one likes being told they have autism, though.

0MindSwept0 - 6 years ago

Zsheeeewwww

SketchGamer - 6 years ago

Random guess before video actually starts: surface tention of the water is effected by the fish juice and it disrupts how it moves, one side is going down while other floats.

Antonia Calderon - 6 years ago

I've watched 3 of your videos... it's 11:31 pm, too bad I must go to sleep right now and can't keep watching... I have just subscribed to your channel so I can keep watching and sharing your videos with my kids. Awesome experiments and explanations! We'll sure learn a lot of cool things. I'll tell my niece about your Spanish channel, so she can also share with her kids! Thanks. Greetings from Chicago.

Jonathan Sheppard - 6 years ago

Can you do this with an entire sheet of paper in a swimming pool?

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reyes - 6 years ago

What happens when u take the 32k lumens flash light and magnify it over and over again. From a foot from the flash light and another foot from the first magnifying glass put another one amd see if that can actually burn or scortch anything

George Riehl - 6 years ago

This is one of the best science channels ever

Nathan McCoy - 6 years ago

Oh man I love how excited you get when you see something new!

Jason Foulks - 6 years ago

wtf? I wanna meet the first person to discover this trick with the gall bladder

jetnut89 - 6 years ago

Science at its best. Figuring things out through the scientific process.

Ssuperman 07 - 6 years ago

Very good video, like your content so much

BrayFirer89 - 6 years ago

Your videos are so amazing and you give insights on things no other youtuber has ever heard of before! Keep it up!

Richard Lord - 6 years ago

i once called a man hydrophobic, untill he kissed his boyfriend

David Brown - 6 years ago

Can you put pepper on water and then drop fish bile on it and have the same effect as the soap?

A_noorag - 6 years ago

Is that the micelles pushing away the water every time?

Frisk the Killer Kid/Genocidal kid - 6 years ago

this is really cool

Carlton Carlton - 6 years ago

can you do the cooked rice experiment?

Paulo José de Almeida Barbosa - 6 years ago

Please, make a video about science behind the limitation on paper folding

Link - 6 years ago

Happy birthday Einstein
R.i.p. Stephen Hawking.

Devvy Nully - 6 years ago

It would have been good to see the bile push the pepper away like the detergent did.

Harmanpreet Singh Kainth - 6 years ago

Hey my best friend your experiment are amazing please read this carefully show that does the weight of paper increase when we write on it

Danielle Torquato - 6 years ago

What is the reason for hydrophobia/hydrophilia of the bile in the fish's body? And is it only fish bile, or any bile reacts the same way?

The Dapper Dabber - 6 years ago

R.I.P Stephen hawking

KotyoK1 - 6 years ago

too much "so"s and "and"s in this vid. It's not at the critical point of annoyance, but I'm just suggesting you to filter your speech a little.

Josué Barrientos - 6 years ago

I guess the shape of the paper also determines the movement

Walker Smith - 6 years ago

Stop making hand jestures!!! We are not in Italy!

It's BarfCraft !!! - 6 years ago

nuuuu the fishy

Dominic Hardy - 6 years ago

I have absolutely no idea what he was talking about, but I believe him.

Jessentis - 6 years ago

Wow you're super clever. Your parents must be really proud haha

abehaw - 6 years ago

Can u make a cell membrane somehow with this?

Banana__007 - 6 years ago

RIP Stephen Hawking, an actual legend

Dimitri Reinhart - 6 years ago

your face is tan but your neck is white

Domex Toilet Cleaner - 6 years ago

What if you do it on salt water?

RUST_ 010 - 6 years ago

Who puts water in a bow $7:/@##

Dimitri Reinhart - 6 years ago

the music lol

metamorphicorder - 6 years ago

Music fail. Too harsh and sudden. Too dramatic. Diatracting. Nice piece but not for bgm.

Simon Ashton - 6 years ago

I hope you showed that kid your video, he must be proud that he inspired you!

Daniel Joseph D. Dizon - 6 years ago

Aw man, I am a day late again. BTW, I tried that with our dishwashing liquid and it was amazing.

Scrub Squad - 6 years ago

Cool

Denise Sickler - 6 years ago

Your videos are so cool keep it up

Olli .Thomsen - 6 years ago

Have you tried putting liquid nitrogen in a vacuum chamber to get solid nitrogen?

Steven Haidinyak - 6 years ago

You should have put fresh water with pepper in it, then a drop of bile to see if the same thing happens as the soap. (Assuming it would with your explanation.)

Hoax-ier - 6 years ago

Wow

The Symbol - 6 years ago

I love how you probably already knew what was happening and still went through the trouble of experimenting and such just to give more examples and promote more thinking

MASTER OF DARKNESS - 6 years ago

wow who will test something like that

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Hey bro I'm doing a research paper for college. Do you have autism?!!

Wizzy gamingYT - 6 years ago

RIP stephen

nonothebot - 6 years ago

WARNING: This video is for entertainment purposes only. If you use the information from this video for your own projects then you assume complete responsibility for the results.

I swear I will use soap with a lot of precautions...

Dj Camden - 6 years ago

Soooooo peepee

Tristmun9 Randomness - 6 years ago

Nice striped bass floating paper experiment

Begüm Yetişkin - 6 years ago

I like how i can have fun and learn things on this channel.. Thank you!

Luke Lilly - 6 years ago

For people who do not understand why you can't use the same water again, it is easy to see by using sap from a tree. get a little twig and apply sap to one end and put it in the water. you will see the oils from the sap spread across the surface of the water! try it!

Jonathan Springs - 6 years ago

Reminds me of the Mexican in the pool joke! Lol Don't get mad anybody, half of my family are from South America.

Dizastermaster - 6 years ago

It's kinda like running on all fours. You use your front to pull you forward and your back to push you ahead

Mike Holland - 6 years ago

A little gross with the fish bile....but cool as well. Cool experiment.

Zebralephant - 6 years ago

I love these experiments! But always makes me wonder, how did people find these things out? Especially with fish bile.

Hxrxy - 6 years ago

I think you should make some black 2.0 oobleck and it would look really cool. Or use the ultra white paint in another to have glowing oobleck... that would be good

Dave Larsen - 6 years ago

just had a weird thought, your channel is called The Action lab, your doing well on the subscribers right, let all your subs know about this, and your gonna think im crazy but, Actionlab, no the, one word what that would do is put you in the front of, (alphabetical order, in the a's at least), everybodies sub list or at least those on xbox 1 (dont know other game consoles youtube system or whatever), or some smart tvs,( i d k if they are all the same), and may do the same in youtube's( i d k how to say this), i guess unsynced to any accounts list, or like a random list, mite get you more subs even yet, like i said, was a weird thought, but could be a good one if you nvr thought of it

Jamie Driscoll - 6 years ago

Can I clean my body with fish bile?

John King - 6 years ago

Same thing can be done with detergent...
It's called Diffusion.

a - 6 years ago

So if I soak my feet in fish bile before swimming I can not only out swim everybody else, but I get to strand them, violently?

I'd be rich, only if I could swim.
Anybody who wants to steal my awesome idea, you welcome.

Ger Bogeta - 6 years ago

I love you Channel just stay Awsome

Anders Lunnerhag - 6 years ago

You're the best! And I think it would have been fun to see the paper circleling around in the peppered water!

Dave Larsen - 6 years ago

what would happen, if you had a dropper clean, but full of soap, no soap on the outside of the dropper after filling it, and slowly put the tip into clean peppered water, and squeeze a drop into the water but under the surface, rather than dropping it onto the water, some could conclude that the soap causes a ripple, that pushes the pepper away with its wake, cool experiment here though

Ansh Agrawal - 6 years ago

interesting that

Thud Muju - 6 years ago

You can also do this with small twigs, and Spruce tree sap. Almost any pine tree sap will work. My campers and I used to make twig boats and race them against each other on our canoe trips.

Ciroluiro - 6 years ago

You sure this isn't due to the soap breaking up the surface tension of the water and as a result, the paper being pulled instead of pushed?

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

This is one in the same phenomenon

Kamran Chowdhury - 6 years ago

Anti-bubble at 3:02!

jana braun - 6 years ago

role almost pop taxpayer expression message pose proceed clearly.

captain skeptical - 6 years ago

superfical tension

Gator 157842 - 6 years ago

Are liquid gases wet like water or dry like mercury. Liquid oxygen, nitrogen and others if your able to obtain them

Bassel Dahdouh - 6 years ago

3:01 those bubbles were acting weird
Why did it move like that??

ODI Idk - 6 years ago

Bassel Dahdouh his hand created little droplets that were coated with the layer of bile which created an "inverted bubble" with bile on the outside and water on the inside, the droplets then can bounce on the water due to surface tension until it pops and go back into the water, you can also do this with soap

Neurofied Yamato - 6 years ago

We had to do this in my chemistry lab. We didn't put any thing on to though, so we didn't get to see any swimming. We used hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends so the substance spread out nicely on to a single layer allowing us to estimate avogrado's number. I messed that experiment up BTW and got a number that is way off.

Josh Vines - 6 years ago

Make fluorescent soap and show the same or more experiments under a blacklight

Anonymous - 6 years ago

Maybe the fish is still alive and controlling the paper
NOTE: THIS IS A JOKE

connor triforce - 6 years ago

You should do this experiment im milk and see what happens. Have you ever seen the food dye, milk, and soap videos?

Saahib Lall - 6 years ago

If you make a boat shape and cut a channel in when u put soap in it it launches the boat super fast

BeavisSaves - 6 years ago

I wonder where the kid got the idea to try this to begin with.

shaikh faizan - 6 years ago

no fish were harmed during this video.

Sepp Wurzel - 6 years ago

So much misinformation here. ever heard of the marangoni effect and surface tension?

Leonardo Pedroza - 6 years ago

Love the final boss fight background music.

rain drop - 6 years ago

Hey you probably have noticed that when two things are put very close to each other in front of light source their shadows start touching, but only shadows, its called "shadow blister effect",if you would make video about that would be great , I tried searching for explanations but they are very general and kinda hard for me XD,is this phenomenon somehow related to your video "bending light with finger" ?! I would appreciate if you answered my question or do video about it anyway thanks for these amazing contents keep it up!

Ross Weittenhiller - 6 years ago

How large scale can you go with this? Does it only work with small pieces of paper or could you use something much larger like a whole sheet of paper in a bathtub or swimming pool, or even a heavier object like a piece of wood? Does the effect change by using different liquids (we have all seen the milk with food coloring experiment)? Does the type and concentration of the soap also matter since you would presumably have a different concentration of the chain molecules and some soaps might have longer or shorter chains?
Side note, the electromagnetic properties of covalent bonding is an awesome effect, thanks for doing a video on it!

Anuj Singh - 6 years ago

Please don't stop making these videos.

ChrisPlayss - 6 years ago

Why does it say "Fly" in the title?

Michael Akolaa - 6 years ago

Wow this makes a lot of sense

Pinapley - 6 years ago

Gall bladder juice :)

Shashank Arya - 6 years ago

Love your video sir

Norden Conrad - 6 years ago

Is it possible to reform the surface tension of water after breaking it with soap?

Denis Radu - 6 years ago

explanation : for example i am the soap or bio and my crush is the water , im a t t r a c t e d , but not actually

Riskteven - 6 years ago

A question: Why is refrigerated ravioli or similar extremely hard to microwave compared to other refrigerated food like a bare hamburger for example? Is there some shielding going on inside the cold ravioli? Without opening and stiring every minute, It takes as long to get that hot as it would take to get a frosen hamburger to become steaming hot in the microwwave. What physics is involved? It could be funny to ask "Can you shield a space ship from the microwaves of the sun, using Ravioli?". Anyway I would love a video that explains microwaving times for different agents/food/substances/temperatures.

Madhusudan Kini - 6 years ago

Your videos are super awesome.Please make interesting videos giving more and more knowledge.

VORTEKS - 6 years ago

You’re so awesome and you seem like such a nice guy, I was so amazed by this video please keep it up bud :)

Madhusudan Kini - 6 years ago

Please do an experiment in which the brightest light will pass through a prism from one end and another brightest light passing from the opposite end.

Sanaa ul Rehman - 6 years ago

This was a trick in old dish soap commercial we used to see and they made it look like that the soap fights stains so well that it pushes them away..

SPACEGAMING! - 6 years ago

You kill the fish??? D:

Spicy Meme Boi - 6 years ago

Magic fish juice™

Frank - 6 years ago

Can you make a video about what you accidently did there with your thumb: 3:02 ?

Lucisferre - 6 years ago

For me it clearly struggled with breaking the surface tension there. It is possible to coat water surface with it and keep those droplets dance like in Leidenfrost effect? I am just curious.
Guess I'll join in leave my thumb up and wait. ;)

BMG LiFe - 6 years ago

It works with greasy salt potato chips

Joshua Saunders - 6 years ago

Wow that’s cool

Shad I - 6 years ago

Put the whole bile in water

Elia1995 - 6 years ago

Have you ever tried to make "hot ice" with sodium acetate on this channel yet ?
I'd love to see a video on how to actually make the sodium acetate in first place.

Edward Silva - 6 years ago

So why does the title say fly

JonnesTT - 6 years ago

Totally "flying" paper

scientist supreme - 6 years ago

TRY PUTTING LIQUID OXYGEN BETWEEN STRONG POWER FULL MAGNETS THE LIQUID O2 WILL STICK CRAZY WIERD OR WHAT ??????

Fathima Imtiaz - 6 years ago

Today Action lab i have a great expriment for you it is the vantablack it is the blackest black ever try this
VANTA BLACK VS 32,000 luminent light

Blakehx - 6 years ago

I have a little wooden toy boat where you put a tiny piece of soap in the notch at the back and it will propel itself around a bath tub! Old school kids toys are the best!

scientist supreme - 6 years ago

RIP STEPHEN HAWKING

juju K - 6 years ago

Put the fish alive in water.. she'll do a better job for you.

iaag o - 6 years ago

man you are really using a lot of click bait these days

Jay Pearce - 6 years ago

Could have dropped a bile paper onto the pepper as a further demonstration of forces. I felt like something was missing in your demonstration

Frankie Pitochelli - 6 years ago

This was a cool experiment.!!!

manuel marques - 6 years ago

Soooooooo cooooooollll

San b - 6 years ago

Now my bot dont need hungry gasoline engine wohooooooo

ytrewq6789 - 6 years ago

The SatisfAction Lab.

Farhad mirza - 6 years ago

Greatly explained

Dibyajyoti Lahiri - 6 years ago

Please do a part 2 for this: Can a sleeping duck make a tree run in circles?
I'm sure you'll figure something out.

Aditya Jain - 6 years ago

Hi, can it also be because of soap breaking the surface tension of water? Can you experiment it out?

Drago boy123 - 6 years ago

Hey Mr.Action Lab can you please tell me why our head spins when we spin around in an axis and can you show it with an example

Random Experiments Int. - Experiments and syntheses - 6 years ago

If you don't want to use a fish bladder, you can also just sprinkle camphor on water and get the same effect. It even lasts quite long.

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Dude you're a genius

wolfgaming13 - 6 years ago

I love this channel reeeeeeeeeeee

Kashif Mohammad - 6 years ago

Hi there
I remember in my childhood we use to play with tiny tin boats which had a small slot at the back. In these slot a small square piece of camphor is put such that it is facing downward. And when we put this miniscule boat on water in a tub it quickly move in circles across the surface of water and once the camphor is fully dissolved , it stops.
What is the reason behind this? Is it due to some gas released as a result of water reacting with camphor.. or due to the hydrophilic and hydrophobic surface like you have shown in this video?

Regards
Kashif

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

That is neat. I would think it is the same phenomenon we are seeing here

Mayank Daga - 6 years ago

So is it possible at large scale ? Eg: suppose in a pond/lake there is boat and we try to put tonns of soap in pond/lake some how so the boat will move?

DailY D - 6 years ago

from now I will use BILE instead of SOUP.

Darrian Johnson - 6 years ago

DailY D don’t that gross

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Disgusting

mattedious - 6 years ago

I think I just through up all over my laptop.......

Saphire Tiger - 6 years ago

RIP stephen hawking

Hector Valenzuela - 6 years ago

Bruh he cut my ex open and put her juices on sum paper for a vid. Thanks

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Lol ik

Hector Valenzuela - 6 years ago

Nain Eleffen lmao I was jk

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

You date the nasties girls

technical brother - 6 years ago

love from india. if anyone is watching this video from india plzz like the comment

Saphire Tiger - 6 years ago

or joke was hilarious

ᅚ - 6 years ago

Does it work with any fish

Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French - 6 years ago

I'd like to see this done with the pepper. Se we can see the motion of the paper and how it's interacting with the surface of the water.

Kelly F - 6 years ago

Nice horror movie music there.

Big Turf - 6 years ago

Maybe its because the soul of the fish is still alive or stored in the bile of the fish, this only shows how perfect and amazing God creations are

Rocking Science - 6 years ago

hey is it also not because of surface tension changing?

aniruddha nayak - 6 years ago

One suggestion can you make a proper explaination video on rattlebacks
And why the spin direction reverses only when spun in one specific direction and in the other direction it spins just normally pleasee

Mandeep Singh - 6 years ago

I'm a commetce student but The Action Lab has made science so interesting for me.

namco003 - 6 years ago

Great video. My little girl will be looking forward to this and trying the experiment, minus the fish, because she's not gonna go for that LOL! Now I want fish...

Alberto Torres - 6 years ago

You missed the opportunity to put a piece of paper on water with pepper, to see how it spreads out while moving.

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

That is definitely what I should have done...

QuazJinx - 6 years ago

Ummm...

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Sepp Wurzel-Surface tension is the reason, but the surface tension changes because of the molecules spread on the surface. Just calling it surface tension masks the true reason behind what it actually happening.

Sepp Wurzel - 6 years ago

So much misinformation here. ever heard of the marangoni effect and surface tension?

QuazJinx - 6 years ago

yup...

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Yeah so....this is awkward....

Aniruddh Modi - 6 years ago

Where is the energy going/coming from for the motion as it requires energy

aniruddha nayak - 6 years ago

Action lab you are the best explainer

john johnesn - 6 years ago

There's something fishy going on here

Miguel Alburo - 6 years ago

‘Fly’ clickbaited

Vit D Milk - 6 years ago

Awesome video! Can You do this on a larger scale?

Rubber Dub - 6 years ago

very cleaver man the professor , science has lost a brilliant mind worst luck .

Yash Rajpal - 6 years ago

I know, why soap one is so much quick, coz soap breaks the surface tension of upper layer, i did an experiment, i spread litters of dry grass and put 1 drop of liquid soap in center of water, a ripple of water would start from center to circumference, and thats very quick, i searched it, its coz of surface tension, soap breaks the surface tension of water molecules.
Thats the reason everytime u require fresh water for experiment.
Tell me if i am correct or wrong!
Btw great work man!

vu duong - 6 years ago

eyyyy i'm early :D

obliss 86 - 6 years ago

So is this possible for energy like a fuel of some sort?

Karan Rathore - 6 years ago

You are really great. Keep coming up. Never stop.

anjel patel - 6 years ago

But hey, isnt this happening due to surface tension? Like, the soap reduces surface tension... Very similar to what happens when you pop a balloon, just...a slow version of it.

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Yes, it’s “breaking” the surface tension of the water due to the spreading out on the surface. Kind of a different way of saying the same thing. The pepper thing is usually explained by surface tension but I always find that explanation lacking to explain what you are actually seeing.

Mix Cart - 6 years ago

oooh amazing!

Eric Auchard - 6 years ago

Should have also dropped the fish bio in the water with the pepper to see how far it would push the pepper. I was just still curious since the soap paper had a stronger effect. Would the bio have a smaller circle??

Jacinda Lacroix - 6 years ago

You are amazing. I was going to mention Stephen Hawking. His life is celebrated whenever we are curious and having a yearning for knowledge and wisdom.

Toyota AE86 Trueno - 6 years ago

He died on national pi day (March 14)

Arrow 10777 - 6 years ago

R.I.P. Stephen.... You will be remembered...

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Yup

Matteo Perini - 6 years ago

@3:38 and then put some PEPPERONI

nambinhvu - 6 years ago

4:21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_aLESDql1U lol

nambinhvu - 6 years ago

technical brother I do not have that sort of power. XD

technical brother - 6 years ago

hahahaha really please give my comment a heart

Anneliese Osborn - 6 years ago

nambinhvu lol

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Lol, that’s so funny you mention that. When I said it I felt like Donald Trump

Jimmy Catalina - 6 years ago

mmmm...fish bile

Karan Rajput - 6 years ago

U t the best u r great

No Name - 6 years ago

Hey it's known that Matter and Antimatter, upon meeting, annihilate each other into energy. Doesn't that violate the law of conservation of mass and that of energy, since matter is being destroyed and energy is being created? Can you explain this in a video?

DATTA DESHMUKH - 6 years ago

Liquid nitrogen drink what will be happen

Jackie a - 6 years ago

I love the background music

jagwinder singh - 6 years ago

The best thing I like is that this guy doesn't add a intro in the videos.❤️❤️

Nathanael Wilson - 6 years ago

Great video as usual! Would be cool to see if it worked with a larger piece of paper like a4 or a5 in a larger body of water like a bath or something similar

rabei d - 6 years ago

Siddharth Pant - 6 years ago

Hi... I still couldn't understand why it needs fresh water everytime?? Can you explain a little bit??

tubeist- dan - 6 years ago

Once a film is floating on the water, there's no longer any surface-tension differential. Incidentally, any light oil will work. I've done this effect with tea-tree oil, simply because it was right at hand. Peppermint oil, or even alcohol would do the same thing. I don't see the big deal about fish-bile.

Chris Schwan - 6 years ago

The Action Lab ... Or can it be undone???

PapyStivi H-C - 6 years ago

It think it's also because of the soap/bile "destroying" the supercial tension of the water. Once it's done this force doesn't come back

Siddharth Pant - 6 years ago

The Action Lab So that means... It won't happen in a soap solution as well.... Will a different soap solution work??

Siddharth Pant - 6 years ago

Ali0The0King Nahh... Got it...

Ali0The0King - 6 years ago

The Action Lab i can tell he didnt understand ...

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Because once the soap or bile spreads out on the surface it can’t be undone. You need new water.

dskid28 - 6 years ago

the action lab has blown my mind once again, well done!

Marti Deskov - 6 years ago

Mercury

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What happens when u tuch soldium with magnet or mercuty

Tech's Science - 6 years ago

you had to make video on reason behind Hawkin's death

I suffer - 6 years ago

Define "fly" for me

Ambistical - 6 years ago

The Action Lab LMAO

Anshaj Singh - 6 years ago

The Action Lab is math related to science?????!!

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Fly: to skim on top of water after soaking in bile

RZA Pachuau - 6 years ago

Good

samuel szabó - 6 years ago

very cool exp, keep up the good work

Fabien Nicolas - 6 years ago

Is that what is called the marangoni effect ?
Good video, good channel :)

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rohit masiwal - 6 years ago

That's awesome

Brad Griffin - 6 years ago

Thank you for sciencing me again.

Ahmed Abdelwahab - 6 years ago

oh yeah please science me more.......Science me harder >.< Daddy

Ahmed Abdelwahab - 6 years ago

yeah science me daddy >.<

Sepp Wurzel - 6 years ago

So much misinformation here. ever heard of the marangoni effect and surface tension?

Brad Griffin - 6 years ago

The Action Lab Brilliant!

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

You just got scienced by the action lab

Jacques Mouton - 6 years ago

I just received my electronic engineering degree today. I love these channels that inspires people to learn more.

Jacques Mouton - 6 years ago

Cless Mostly the design and programming of micro electronics. Think hardware in your phone

Cless - 6 years ago

Jacques Mouton good job! What do you do in electronic engineering?

Fatty Kloosentov - 6 years ago

My stomach feels weird after you telling us about the gross stuff in the fish lol

Bill Page - 6 years ago

cool science like mr wizard place on nicalodian tv channel

Angel Grace - 6 years ago

Definitely trying this at home

Nobody - 6 years ago

Hydro what?

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Hydropickle

Ganesh Karhale - 6 years ago

Wow, how you are not in NASA until now?

Random - 6 years ago

Nain Eleffen
How do you know??

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vipul Singh slightly

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Is he Autistic?

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Also bipolar disorder and fringes to self harm

Nain Eleffen - 6 years ago

Autism

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Does action lab hearts comments ? Wow

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Big fan of urs....keep doing such work....of spreading knowledge...

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Same

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Good experiments

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Cool keep up the videos

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LOVE YOUR VIDS
And did you do the video with the - weight lifting (idk)

Fl1ntcrafter YT - 6 years ago

This is the most random title ever... XD
But nice vid man! Love u

Amritakshya Purkayastha - 6 years ago

Tribute to Stephen Hawking.Love from India . RIPHawking.....

Pure Slow Motion - 6 years ago

Riti S. - 6 years ago

I think every science channel on you tube should pay homage to Stephen Hawking. We have lost such a great soul!

Fl1ntcrafter YT - 6 years ago

Riti S. Yeah... sadly

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Lol

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Why do ppl like being first because trust me the one who is first doesn’t have it to watch later because than you know what happens

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44th view n 133 like

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150th Liker

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On my screen he was first

Versatile S A M U E L - 6 years ago

My only question though is how tf did people find out about this phenomenon. Like "ummmm today I want to rub paper into fish insides and then throw it in a bowl of water"

we do what we must because we can - 6 years ago

i never now you could make a paper fish out of a dead fish.

Christopher Green - 6 years ago

Good morning! Another very interesting video! Thank you so much for the content and your time!

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sciencechemistry - 6 years ago

Great video keep up the good work

Courage Enobs - 6 years ago

Try to drink it and you'll swim like fish

John Cena - 6 years ago

One of the weirdest video titles i've ever seen.
Cool Video!

Rajat Sharma - 6 years ago

Nice explanation.

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Nice

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Nice one!

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Thanks!
I was just thinking something for Science Exibition I can tell my teachers that I discovered it! THANKS!

Rithwik Ramaprasad - 6 years ago

Hmmmm....not the first....but I'm getting there....

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Hi I am not first neither last

wolfsmaul-GER - 6 years ago

you were the last person at the exact time you posted this

Sanad Gantri - 6 years ago

The Action Lab Lol thanks for replying it's the first time you notice me
Keep up the good work

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

The last shall be first and the first shall be last...the middle just stay where they are

R2Bl3nd - 6 years ago

That's very cool how you were able to so quickly determine what was going on. Also I'd love to see a simulation of that at the molecular level, I wonder if that's even technologically possible though.

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41st View!!!!! :)

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The Action Lab - 6 years ago

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MrHi - 6 years ago

Title kinda misleading, it's not flying, it's swimming.

MrHi - 6 years ago

The Action Lab That's fair.

The Action Lab - 6 years ago

It’s not swimming either

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That's dangerous for me because I may not be early anymore

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You can easily hit a million!

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Awesome!

Arkham Knight - 6 years ago

Reanimated paper fish... You really do learn something every day...

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Mystified 0 - 6 years ago

Will this work with frogs?

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Hello

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Hello there

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pala adi it dies out unless it has a source of oxygen

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The Action Lab - 6 years ago

Yes, I did. A great inspiration in and out of science.

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*EDIT*: Thanks for noticing!

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