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Archimedes' principle

Archimedes' principle

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Oct 16, 2026

speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:51
It was really about creating a connection that didn't exist, about creating a statement towards the future, and that's through engineering and it's through architecture.
speaker_2NARRATOR
13:02
When a boat enters the wheel, the Archimedes principle takes effect, displacing its own weight in water.
speaker_2NARRATOR
13:09
This keeps the wheel balanced.
speaker_2NARRATOR
13:12
So, despite its 1,800 ton mass, in four minutes, it can rotate 180 degrees using just 22.5 kilowatts of power.
Michael RussellHOST
9:00
So the mass of the metal isn't a big deal, but the volume can be.
Michael RussellHOST
9:04
So this is an example of what we call the Archimedes principle.
Michael RussellHOST
9:07
It's where the water is-- or solvent is displaced, uh, by the object, and the difference in the volumes will be the volume of the object.
Michael RussellHOST
9:17
So mathematically here, what you wanna do, density is mass, this number, divided by volume.
Lulu MillerHOST
8:40
And it is not just tobogganing and nuts that crows can crack.
Lulu MillerHOST
8:43
[nut cracking] Turns out crows have also cracked one of the most complex laws of physics, Archimedes' principle of displacement, that has to do with dropping things [water splashing] in the water to solve really complicated problems.
Alan GoffinskiHOST
8:53
No.
Emma TerryGUEST
8:54
Yep.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
7:29
I know this is a sign of insanity, You tell me on whose part.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
7:34
Let me ask you, what you think will happen if you give those who are affected by the rules, that is children, to make the rules? If you give them the authority to make the rules? After all, that's what democracy and freedom is all about, isn't it? When are children supposed to learn to use democratic principles and freedom, value it, deal with problems that may arise, and practice it responsibly? When do you expect them to do that when you don't allow them to do that in their schools? Let's ask what happens in our schools.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
8:07
As I mentioned earlier, if you want to see what someone values, see what they measure, what do we measure? What are the metrics we use? Do we measure taqwa and akhlaq? Do we even know how to measure them? You might say, that's all, just two things.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
8:19
I say, yes, because values drive behavior and behavior drives results.
Lea OwensHOST
12:03
You know, remaining calm, not panicking, spreading your body weight out on top of the quicksand, and all that Fortunately, he was in no danger of sinking in over his head like in the movies.
Lea OwensHOST
12:15
In real life, thanks to something called the Archimedes principle, the farthest a person will sink into quicksand is up to their waist.
Lea OwensHOST
12:22
Unless one is unlucky enough to fall into quicksand headfirst, or unless one falls into quicksand that happens to be located at the edge of tidal waters, the danger of quicksand isn't usually drowning, it's exposure.
Lea OwensHOST
12:35
Obviously, I wasn't going to let exposure or any Hockomock cryptids get Scott.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
7:34
You tell me on whose part.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
7:37
Let me ask you, what you think will happen if you give those who are affected by the rules, that is children, to make the rules? If you give them the authority to make the rules? After all, that's what democracy and freedom is all about, isn't it? when are children supposed to learn to use democratic principles and freedom value it deal with problems that they may arise that that may arise and practice it responsibility responsibly when i expect them when do you expect them to do that when you don't allow them to do that in their schools let's ask what happens in our schools as i mentioned earlier if you want to see what someone values see what they measure what do we measure what are the metrics we use do we measure Do we even know how to measure them? You might say that's all, just two things.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
8:22
I say yes, because values drive behavior and behavior drives results.
Mirza Yawar BaigHOST
8:26
Taqwa is the core value and Akhlaq covers all behavior.
Reuben HunterUNKNOWN
1:07
How on earth does that thing float? I just don't get it.
Reuben HunterUNKNOWN
1:12
You say, "Oh, well, look, you don't understand the Archimedes principle.
Reuben HunterUNKNOWN
1:15
What the Archimedes principle tells us is that an object floats when the weight of the water it displaces equals the total weight of the object.
Reuben HunterUNKNOWN
1:22
You need to get your head around something called buoyant force, Ruben.
Reuben HunterUNKNOWN
1:25
That's the issue." I understand the words.

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