@physicsisfun_official: What's the easiest way to balance something? #physics #sciencetok #physicstok #Science #stem

Andrew Webster1155 :

try doing the same experiment while looking at the same relative point on the rod.

Sondre Woje :

6 7?

Science Khang :

Heavier object that on the top will be easier to balance than at the bottom due to high moment of inertia, make it difficult to fall down.

windy :

can you explain typewriter walkers you mentioned at the end?

Automatic :

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Vanilla Oreo :

Then why don’t rockets work like this?

Tripping Lampshade :

how does this help for the apocalypse?

Rafael Martínez :

If you played baseball as a kid, you know the answer to this question

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your videos are amazing and explained very well

Blaphlabhlaw :

The horses name is Friday!

miskin :

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nyla💕 :

🌀Dez🌀 :

Appreciate the education 🤓

Sundus abdalla :

But shouldnt the weight on top make the think pit to the side faster due to gravity as opposed to the lighter side?

Mlepclaynos :

BRO an all the gear fan!

ampuldini7e :

Items like that are easy to balance if you look at the top. In the first video you are not looking at the top; in the second you are. It’s not a fair test.

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CSmith :

Counter-intuitively at the top

Juani :

I thought it was horizontal balance in that case would be easier from the heaviest side

J4C3 :

Yasser Viroso :

I love tight rope walkers, it’s all about balance 😊

Demeter 🦇🏹🚦 :

I remember learning about the mass moment of inertia and area moment of inertia in my statics class. It’s cool to see another example irl.

Alejandro Jaramillo :

El “Chavo del 8” me enseñó eso con una escoba 🧹 😁😁😁

ßiddut Mitra, Muhammad :

good learning for robotics.