-Bro where are you? -Up here on the tree -How did you get up there? -I fell.

Did you roll up hill? Cone: yesn’t

Theres this place in the UK called 'the crooked house', its a pub, which slants to one side. Weirdly this experiment works there too. People use a coin there and it rolls up instead of down

That object that rolls up on a slanted hill has rejected the offer of the laws of physics while The Action Lab is testing with him.

"Gravity HATES this shape. See how it gets 54 inches of uphill per week using this one simple trick"

When life starts going down, be this cone not the cylinder.

If the sides of your ramp were parallel instead of converging to the downhill point, both shapes would roll downhill. The object shaped like two cones put together rolls in the direction that has its center of mass descending on the converging ramp, so its center of gravity is "rolling downhill".

Now I understand Lil Wayne when he said I fell from the streets, I landed in the sky. 💆

0:51 *“now watch both of theses at the same time now”* My eyes: 👁 👃 👁

Schrodinger's Cone: Falls up and down at the same time lol

that triangular shaped base along with the slanted shape of the rolling object is why it rolls up. Physics won't let those two shapes interact in a way that lets it roll the other directions

Interesting video! I understand how it works. Thanks for sharing this with us 😀

_"Oh no! I've fallen, and I can't get down!"_

Disclaimer: no laws of physics were harmed in the making of this video

0:43 If you look at the center cylinder, you’ll notice it actually descends as it rolls up the ramp.

this is the first one i actually understood before getting it explained to me

_Your free trial of gravity has ended._

Me: I just want her to fall for me Her:

Interviewer: Why did you roll up the hill? Top: Because it's there.

The Vampire from Blade needed that under his shoes. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

This glitch will be fixed on the next update .. If you find any more glitches.. Just report or update your simulation.. Thank you.

“What if I switch them?” *creates black hole*

Well, the experiments were obvious but I would never be able to explain it that clear! Nice job!

Stayed for the explanation!! Loved it 🤗 thank you!!

There's got to be a hamster in there

Although it rolls upwards, its effective center of gravity is going down. The shape sinks into the ramp due to its V shape.

Thanks a lot from the bottom of my heart for this knowledge and awareness bro

The explanation should have mentioned that the widening of the two inclined sides let the CG of the cone sink as it rolls up the incline, due to the V shape of the cone's middle. Nonetheless, it was a really good and entertaining video as usual from The Action Lab.

task manager: unfortunately, gravity has stopped working

"why are you crying?" "sniffle i fell up the stairs"

Despite appearances, the cunningly shaped rotating body still goes downhill, you just have to pay close attention. A playful method, it also sheds light on the essential background of physics. Super.

The cone shape is important, but the weight of the item is also a key to this working and the triangular shape of the track.

science class: *has a test tomorrow i havent studied for* me, an intellectual: *watches the action lab to study*

Plot Twist: That weird shape is from Australia

As kids we made marble runs with horizontal wooden blocks wicb diverge as the marble runs downwards. This was easier in construction generally, although you did have to support the sides enough to prevent the marble from pushing the blocks outward.

Reminds me of the game I played in my youth called "Hit the Spot." I think of the hundreds of times I played, I finally got my muscle memory to where I could win one out of 10 times. Tough game!

Me: He’s probably got the table slanted The Action Lab: To show you that the table isn’t slanted..

It took me a while to notice that the rails move apart, which is what allows the conical mass to fall right, as it rolls on narrower and narrower parts of the cone (which sit lower on the wider parts of the rail). Whereas the cylinder has constant circumference and can only roll down to the left.

This video reminds me of the Oregon vortex where everything just rolls uphill and gravity is just broken😂

Helium balloon in vacuum chamber: Let me do it for you

He didn't explain it fully I think so for anyone interested here's a more complete explanation: basically, the reason the cone falls upward is that it actually falls downward. The reason for that is that it actually starts at a higher position because of the shape of the slope. It has a hole in the middle which becomes narrower at the base of the slope, and when he places the cone at the base, because of the shape of the cone the center of mass ends up higher, and as it rolls, it ends up falling into the hole of the slope and the center of mass moves down. Basically, this trick wouldn't work were he to place the cone onto two parallel sticks which he leaned against something because the cone wouldn't be falling into a hole at the same time as it rolls upwards.

It's center of mass is still technically moving downwards, so the energy for the movement yet again comes from the objects gravitational potential energy.

What in the world of magic is this! This is real magic!

If you check the center of the object it is going downhill. The spread of the runners allows it to fall and appears to go uphill but the object is going down.

“In order to fall up, it had to fall down”. Guy who hit the blunt one time: (hits the floor)

I'm very great full for your videos and explanation 🙏🏻

I'm surprised he didn't follow through with a cursory explanation as to how the center of gravity is dropping due to the shape of the object and the widening rail path caused by the rail angle on the ramp. I noticed this immediately, however many, including younger viewers might not fully get it without explanation.

For those who don’t understand: The wedge shape is supplementary to the pin rolling upward. Notice that the wedge gets wider as the pin rolls upward. This causes the pin’s center of gravity to follow the side it chooses thanks to its shape. As the v gets wider. The grooves accommodate the shape of the pin. Think of a marble rolling in a slit that is shaped like a V. When the slit gets too narrow, the marble will stop. When the slit gets too wide, the marble will fall out. Which one is related to gravity? Yes, the fall. That is why the pin rolls upward. Excuse my lack of vocab

I wish I could be so fascinated by such simple and mundane things. It looks like he's having fun.

Well explained 😊

This is what weed smokers mean when they say *Roll Up*

2:11 "..roll uphill, or basically fall up" I just watch my cousin trying to go up the stairs. She does a 'very' good job falling up the stairs 🤣

Me: **buys free gravity for 1 second** Life: *Your trial of gravity has ran out.*

I want a video collage of all the times he said something like "why is this happening" and similar, I think it would be great reaction material

Alex: "You made me proud that day." David: "I- I- I fell." Alex: "Yeah. But you got back up." *end credits roll with the main theme playing*

Don't worry guys Schrondinger's Cone is just having a rebellious phase

It’s weird that gravity has a way of making things that are shaped like that uncertain places roll upwards

Same principle used in CVT pulley for matic motorbike.

the ramp: "Never gonna let you dooown!"

That wooden object sinks into the opening therefore making it actually roll down instead of up.

Would be interesting to see this applied in Roman times over long distances. Carry it to position, fill the hollowed interior center, roll.

Fun facts: 1) The US had roads before the IRS was created. 2) The laws of buoyancy already described all up and downward motion before the theory of gravity.

When I read the title I said in my head : “I need this shape on my bike!”

“Dr bright is no longer allowed to make 3D physical shapes that defy known laws of physics”

this would make a very interesting perpetual motion machine. perhaps even with useful aspects.

Initially, my first thought was wondering if this could be used for perpetual motion.

The physics teacher: The test isn’t that hard. The test:

Now I'm trying to think of ways to implement this into my work environment lol. (pipe yard)

Very well explained. Good demo.

The shape that you used (the segment that ends at 1:42) is a cone, meaning it will widen before moving down the ramp.

It widens faster than it slopes, and the wedge shaped object rolls into the gap. Its a cool effect and makes you think. A lot of demonstrations use a similar ramp, but this time it makes all the difference.

"Hey everybody, today we're going to be clipping out of bounds and into the backrooms."

So, the incline is not sufficient to counteract the rate at which the two guides widen, therefore the positional energy moves it up the incline. Cool stuff

it has a cone like shape on both ends of the middle so its steep enough to go up because the slant has a triangle shape on the top so the cone makes it go up

Instructions not clear enough: broke my legs falling up seven flights of stairs

Further Explanation: The shape of the ramp (like

0:35 C'mon Man 🤣😂 I know many are that dumb. good one

The least paradoxical paradox in the history of physics.

Me: so does it fall down? The Action Lab: *WELL, YES BUT ACTUALLY NO*

rolling that glass beaker gave me anxiety.

Almost feels like you could create a perpetual motion machine out of this. Like build a contraption under that it falls down upon, and then falls like normal all the way down and slings up to the starting position again

The cut of the rolling object gives an upward trending roll because of the differential of the rolling pin's slope which is much steeper than the triangular wooden slanted platform's slope. Thus, the true gravitational perspective of the combined slopes favours the steepest slope of the pin rather than the shallow slope of the triangular platform. If you graphed the points of contact with the platform to the pin you would see a gradual down slope.

Newton: discovers gravity Wierd shape: ...and I took that personally

Gravity: "I need to make this thing fall to the ground...... *Notices an angled, upward slope* ......Perfect."

i learn more from this channel than i do from school

Great video. Love the explanation!

3:15 _The vacuum chamber made my anxiety chamber expand aswell_

When I was in school, about fifty years ago, I saw this demonstration and it was explained that the centre of gravity was getting lower. UKposts have finally caught up. 😆

WOW. This is great. I think I'll try to make one and use it in a session of youth service at church and incorporate it with a Bible story. THANK YOU

The center of mass is changing because of the contact point of the triangle that the cone is above to. It is not explained very well. As the triangle opens,because of the shape,the cone goes deeper and deeper traveling upwards.

When a literature professor says, "There's only falling down, never falling up", This video will be shown

" *Watchu know about rolling down in the deep* " Weird shape roll: *No*

You can see by the center of the object that it's technically rolling downhill. The slope of the sides combined with the V shape of the guided sum to a downhill slope despite the rails running uphill.

this guy is just crazy. im learning too much

This is also the explanation behind witches using brooms as a means of air transport.

Universe: gravity This cone: let’s pretend I didn’t see that

Imagine showing this to Isaac Newton Edit: It's just a joke, have fun and move on, don't kill me

Thanks for the inspiration

this is the ability of Pucci's stand, 『C MOON』

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