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Physics Bug
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#3
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N. Korean citizen (11/12/2009) [+]
(8 replies)
That is very simple the bulk of the mass is at the head of the hammer so essentailly what is happening is the head is using the string as a rotational axis and making the handle of the hammer push up on the ruler. This causes the ruler to rotate on the same axis as the hammer and to push down on the table. If you create even forces they will cancel each other out. No bug just Newton's first law in full effect
#95
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N. Korean citizen (11/12/2009) [+]
(12 replies)
ever see the bird thing that balances on it's beak? same thing. this does work and it doesn't defy any laws of physics or gravity. it takes the right conditions but it can happen.
#72
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N. Korean citizen (11/12/2009) [+]
(3 replies)
okay, i guess i have to explain this for all those people who keep saying this is fake. The ruler was held onto the edge of a table, as you can see, they took a small loop of string and put it around the ruler. they then took the hammer, and put the handle through the string so its parallel with the ruler, and the head is under the table. once it got to a certain point, the let the hammer go, so it would fall down, but the handle pushed up against the ruler, and the rubber on the handle prevents it from sliding. The weight that is now pushing up against the ruler counteracts the weight that was there to help gravity pull it off the table, so it stays stationary in the air, defying gravity/physics.
#106
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zombeestonight (11/12/2009) [+]
(1 reply)
There is a glitch in the matrix!
Agents! everybody GTF0!
Agents! everybody GTF0!
#26
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Azz (11/12/2009) [+]
(1 reply)
Funnyjunk just made up my mind for me lol, I've seen 4 pic's involving awesome things with physics. I'm definitely taking physics next year.
i agree with 13 its not photoshoped. anyone with knowledge of simple physics a wierd imagination and alot of spare tima could easily do this