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snakesonajames:


Because of the weight of the ends of the forks, and how they’re distributed behind the penny (closer to the glass), the center of gravity of the whole system is actually shifted quite significantly. If I’m right, it would actually have to be right where the penny meets the glass. This mean, in a sense, all the “weight” of the system of the forks and penny is resting right on that point, rather than out in the air, so if you balance it, it’ll be stable on the glass.
SCIENCE.


…….Close enough

The difference between Science and Engineering.

    xtremecaffeine:

    snakesonajames:

    Because of the weight of the ends of the forks, and how they’re distributed behind the penny (closer to the glass), the center of gravity of the whole system is actually shifted quite significantly. If I’m right, it would actually have to be right where the penny meets the glass. This mean, in a sense, all the “weight” of the system of the forks and penny is resting right on that point, rather than out in the air, so if you balance it, it’ll be stable on the glass.

    SCIENCE.

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    …….Close enough

    The difference between Science and Engineering.

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  • the-walking-dead-art:

Like This Forever…

    the-walking-dead-art:

    Like This Forever…

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Lenticular clouds over Mount Fuji, Japan. These are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, usually perpendicular to the direction of the wind.

    Lenticular clouds over Mount Fuji, Japan. These are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, usually perpendicular to the direction of the wind.

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  • otlgaming:

    WOMEN IN GAMES

    As we discussed in our podcast a few weeks ago, women’s depictions in games are gradually changing for the better.

    While it’s still far from perfect, games like Tomb Raider, Metroid, Borderlands 2, and the upcoming Transistor and Remember Me are slowly changing the view of women in games—no longer are they shifted to a support role, now they are the badass mofo giving the baddies the business.

    And speaking of badass, deviantARTIST muju’s depiction of women from games perfectly encapsulate the idea that women can lead and kick ass as well as (or better than) any man.

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    Source: muju.deviantart.com
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  • baddroid:

The kid.. did he do it? He got the powers of the Pirate King!

    baddroid:

    The kid.. did he do it? He got the powers of the Pirate King!

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  • itlego:

Wolverine!
Image by Jamie Baker

    itlego:

    Wolverine!

    Image by Jamie Baker

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  • bluedogeyes:

The Bodyguard by Marco d’Alfonso
Artist website / deviantart / tumblr

    bluedogeyes:

    The Bodyguard by Marco d’Alfonso

    Artist website / deviantart / tumblr

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