Page-turning Rube Goldberg contraption
In case you've missed it, here is a video of a REAL Rube Goldberg machine designed to turn the page of a newspaper. The creator, Joseph Herscher, must have really studied Goldberg's drawings because the ridiculous contraption incorporates, falling balls, flames, a tipped vase, strings, a flyswatter, a live hamster, and a dozen other household items. It's very authentic, if I can use that term here.
Learn more about Joseph Herscher on his web site.
[ Thanks to Aaron Kramer! Also found on Spiel und Kunst mit Mechanik ]
Labels: chain-reaction, contraptions, found objects, gravity, Joseph Herscher, physics, Rube Goldberg
2 Comments:
Incredible!
Charles
genious. How to get every kid to like STEM...
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