Sunday, April 3, 2016

Fake Perpetual Motion Has Us Perpetually Perplexed

Is This A Real Perpetual Motion Machine?, Watch The Ground Just, Uh, Disappear During This Nuclear Test, This Company Set Out To Make The Most Comfortable Memory Foam Mattress Ever, Guy Learns The Tablecloth Trick In 7 Seconds*, This Ice Cream Cake Machine Is Mesmerizing, Dividing By Zero On A Mechanical Calculator Is A Good Way To Break That Calculator
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Sunday, April 3, 2016
Is This A Real Perpetual Motion Machine?
IT. JUST. KEEPS. GOING.
Is This A Real Perpetual Motion Machine?
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Of course, thanks to the lame Second Law of Thermodynamics, the answer is no. But this thing does look like it will keep going forever.
ROCKING THE CRATER
Watch The Ground Just, Uh, Disappear During This Nuclear Test
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This is what happens when an underground nuclear explosion basically makes the Earth hollow.
BEDS WE DIGG SPONSORED
This Company Set Out To Make The Most Comfortable Memory Foam Mattress Ever
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Dromma Mattress had one goal: design the most comfortable, eco-friendly memory foam bed ever made, fit it in a box, and sell it for under $1,000. And guys, they nailed it.
*6.9 SECONDS
Guy Learns The Tablecloth Trick In 7 Seconds*
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YouTuber Mike Boyd typically makes videos of himself slowly learning to do something impressive over time. But apparently learning the famous tablecloth trick takes a little less time than it does to learn to ride a unicycle.
WE'RE SATISFIED, BUT ALSO HUNGRY
This Ice Cream Cake Machine Is Mesmerizing
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How are Viennetta ice cream cakes assembled? With this awesome ice cream-extruding, chocolate sauce-drizzling contraption.
YOU'RE DOING YOUR BEST, WE KNOW
Dividing By Zero On A Mechanical Calculator Is A Good Way To Break That Calculator
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If you punch in "3 / 0" into your TI-84, you'll just get an "Error" message. If you do it with a mechanical calculator? Thing loses its mind.
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TWO HALVES MAKE US WHOLE
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Guy slices a bunch of stuff in half with a water cutter, with some very cool results. Credit: Digg
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