Blaine Mr. Hollywood Nov 11, 2006 #3 Hey Terry, That was interesting. When it started I was watching for something funny...but then it sucked me in and I had to see how he did it...thanks.
Hey Terry, That was interesting. When it started I was watching for something funny...but then it sucked me in and I had to see how he did it...thanks.
mikkowilson Steadi-Guru Nov 11, 2006 #4 [Interesting] That was way cool. Pure genius. Amazing what you can do with a bit of balance! In the discussion below the clip, someone did bring up a good point though: How do you move the rocks *uphill* - That pivoting trick would mostly require prety flat ground I think. - Mikko ... most impressed by the track for rolling square blocks.
[Interesting] That was way cool. Pure genius. Amazing what you can do with a bit of balance! In the discussion below the clip, someone did bring up a good point though: How do you move the rocks *uphill* - That pivoting trick would mostly require prety flat ground I think. - Mikko ... most impressed by the track for rolling square blocks.
Capt Quirk Veteran Nov 11, 2006 #7 Here's a guy who did sort of the same thing, and it was just him, No cranes or fancy tools- [SIZE=-1]www.coralcastle.com[/SIZE]
Here's a guy who did sort of the same thing, and it was just him, No cranes or fancy tools- [SIZE=-1]www.coralcastle.com[/SIZE]
Anhar_Miah Veteran Nov 11, 2006 #8 Simple mechanical power, coooool. he is generating torque, distance(Meters) * Force(Newtons) = Torque (N/M) enjoy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque
Simple mechanical power, coooool. he is generating torque, distance(Meters) * Force(Newtons) = Torque (N/M) enjoy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque
S Sad Max Artful Dodger Nov 12, 2006 #13 Well, we all know that ancient people weren't smart enough to utilize basic physical principles of the sort one encounters in every day life. So Stonehenge, the Giza Pyramids, etc, etc are still obviously the work of little space friends. Anyone suggests otherwise, probably works for the government, or something. Last edited: Nov 12, 2006
Well, we all know that ancient people weren't smart enough to utilize basic physical principles of the sort one encounters in every day life. So Stonehenge, the Giza Pyramids, etc, etc are still obviously the work of little space friends. Anyone suggests otherwise, probably works for the government, or something.