00:00You just spun around 10 times, you just spun around 10 10 times, now you stop and the room keeps
00:08going.
00:10Meet your inner ear's balance canals, tiny tubes filled with fluid that track every spin.
00:20While you were spinning, the fluid inside got swept around in a circle and little hair sensors started reporting, we're
00:27turning.
00:31The second you stop, your body stops, but the fluid keeps swirling from momentum.
00:40So the sensors keep keep shouting, still turning, even though you're standing still.
00:49Your brain gets two conflicting reports, your eyes say still, your ears say spinning, and that mismatch is what you
00:57feel as dizziness.
01:01It's not a malfunction, it's a tiny between your ears and reality catching up to each other.
01:06The second you stop, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still,
01:10your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say still, your eyes say