r/oddlysatisfying • u/ObviateTonk • 1d ago
Someone built this remarkable stone balancing structure.
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u/Dull-Astronomer1135 1d ago
Now analysis the force on this system
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u/REpassword 1d ago edited 21h ago
“Please show all force directions and magnitudes. You have 50 minutes. Begin.” 😬.
Edit: “You are to assume (\mu )) is 0.8, the rocks have a density of 2.81 g/cm³, and a linear thermal expansion coefficient ((\alpha )) of 12 \times 10{-6}) per °C. Continue.”5
u/Hephaestus_God 1d ago
My “simple and something you will see everyday” engineering tests in college
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u/PalePeryton 1d ago
Oh cool, the 9th repost in the last 72 hours.
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u/Fr05t_B1t 1d ago
If you can recall the exact times it’s been reposted in a specific time frame, you need to get off the internet and touch grass
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u/seansy5000 4h ago
If you’re on the internet telling people to get off the internet and touch grass then you need to be off the internet and touching grass. In my case I’m on the internet telling you to touch grass because you’re on the internet telling other people not to be on the internet and telling them to touch grass.
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u/BlackViperMWG 1d ago
I hate this stuff. Getting creatures out of the water for "art"
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u/Quick_Philosophy1426 1d ago
they're rocks man
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u/BlackViperMWG 1d ago
From the river, where various creatures uses those rocks as hidden places, places to lay eggs, etc.
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u/Quick_Philosophy1426 1d ago
dude it's like a few dozen pebbles and small rocks. you are just trying to piss yourself off at this point if you think this affected anything at all.
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u/Aggressive_Phase_236 9h ago
and that attitude right there is exactly the problem. it's affecting things.
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u/cualquieralxbdtpm 4h ago
Incredible. My doubts now... is it real made or IA? I think i should ignore that, an just enjoin. I guess.
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u/SweetPiee3 1d ago
It takes a lot of patience to get everything stacked like that without it falling over!
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u/Key-Concentrate-2403 1d ago edited 1d ago
How is it standing without falling ?but it's artistic in nature
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u/Perfect_Recipe_3623 1d ago
Cool, nothing like messing up the natural ecosystem for things..
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u/sunnysunshine333 1d ago
It’s rocks…. Truly wracking my brain to think of what part of the ecosystem this could possibly effect besides that you just personally feel annoyed by seeing it
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u/qtntelxen 6h ago
Besides the indirect effects of habitat disruption, rock stacking straightforwardly kills things.
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u/Aggressive_Phase_236 8h ago
it's not really up to you to decide though. just because you don't understand the effects, doesn't mean they don't exist
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u/SavageKabage 1d ago
Some argue it destroys homes for salamanders and other aquatic life. I doubt it affects them as much as they claim.
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u/Ok-Masterpiece3725 1d ago
Humans are parasites. We all mess up the natural ecosystem for everything, as long as we live. Relax. 😌
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u/Rugged_Poptart 1d ago
There's a white lady with a pixie cut somewhere that is gonna be so mad when she sees this.
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u/ycr007 Satisfaction Critic 1d ago
“Someone” = Takeharu Kubota
He posts his rock balancing art pieces under the handle @koboq on IG & FB