Let’s face it: we’re suckers for good Rube Goldberg machines, and good Rube Goldberg machines take many forms. Some are Jewish. Others are human-powered. There are big ones and there are little ones. But we’re guessing you’ve never seen one like the one up top.
https://gizmodo.com/engineers-light-a-menorah-with-a-rube-goldberg-machine-5964989
https://gizmodo.com/this-extreme-athlete-powered-rube-goldberg-machine-is-j-5959986
https://gizmodo.com/ok-gos-embeddable-music-video-for-this-too-shall-pas-5483526
https://gizmodo.com/adorable-suitcase-sized-rube-goldberg-machine-doesnt-sk-5906761
Aptly named “Isaac Newton vs. Rube Goldberg,” this RG device — created by the folks at 2D House — seems to defy the laws of gravity, thanks to magnets and some handy camera work. Give it a go, and then watch it again; it’s a quick one-minute sequence, and it definitely rewards multiple viewings.
