This is actually pretty neat. Might have to try it as a craft day with my family. So how much weight can it hold?

I do not have Tweet :( I used Instagram

Amazing video with a thorough explanation on how to do the robot- I mean build a tensegrity structure. I did this as a school-at-home project for my Engineering class 2 weeks ago, but I made it using cardboard, duck tape, and kite string. Let's just say it did not last very long...

@@joedemelfie5509 Exactly what I was thinking, how much weight... Maybe it could be tested in an Office Hours live stream.

What about 3d printing one... Maybe I'll try...

☝️This comment, it is the winner for this video. 💯 Keep on moving Kyle.

Exactly! You're just animated which means you enjoy what you're talking about! It helps people stay engaged too as your energy kind of transfers over (at least for me).

I was trying to say the same, but Der Nudel phrased it perfectly :) If you did the opposite and simply stood static, we'd tune the topic out and not learn anything.

Agreed and it would be boring if you didn't move at all.

As a long time fan...I love this comment😍😍

"Did you do it?" "Yes." "What did it cost?" "About forty bucks."

@@luminusprime The most stable structures require the strongest tensegrity.

Little one its a simple physics.

40 bucks, a small price to pay for tensegrity

Thanos memes.

Well, they do have normal living people.

It's so you don't have to worry how he eats and breaths, and other science facts

You can't run accurate tests on humans without mimicking there "natural" living environments.

@@tylermadison6896 why does he need to eat and breath. I mean he lived in the void for years.

SCP Foundation?

@@jackschitt1709 i don't think so because venom is sludge. Other than that what would he be called kyleder man?

@@jackschitt1709 whats the spider?

He's a villain who uses lightning.

@@odinson5911 guys! we need spider puns since he's a *spider* villain

Brain too big

Instantly imagine mixture of spider man and bird person

* whispers

Sean O'Brien Then we took the same classes!

@@kylehill I failed those so hard the first time, but got through eventually :P

before Kyle did the explanation I looked at the structure and said the exact same things he was going to say. I had an awesome statics prof!

Exactly I find more engaging rather than just staying stiff all the time

I do occasionally enjoy me some animosity too, but that's probably not the word you wanted to use :P

Right. It's one of the charms of the show. The excitement to learn something new.

Animosity - Strong hostility Animation is what you're after.

Autocorrect strikes again?

Get this man some likes!

Kyle can;t hold back his alter-egos admiration for Thanos.

i dunno, this sentence reminds me of yorkshire tea gold somehow

@@WolfRamAndHart *semi colon intenifies*

Well, he does use a hammer a lot.

Lol he left because science probably for that reason

Know*

he learnt everything in the void and is now omniscient

He always watching, man. Always....and everyone.

The all-knowing evil genius overlord😈😈.All hail kyle hill.

He has the Basilisk... it can just tell him?

Ferarn McÆternitum genius

Very cool idea.👍

Very cool idea.👍

And/or fishing line, which is almost transparent. Actually...I may get some foam-core and build a small one for my desk like that. Need to figure out something to make the hooks out of that would be hard to see as well.

Just wait till he becomes conscious about his pronunciation of certain words beginning with vowels. Once I noticed it, I can't not notice it: uh-mmense (immense), uh-fficient (efficient), etc... It's like waiting for a Canadian to say "about."

"Can you talk without waving your hands about?" "Yes!" As he's gesturing. "No." He's the eleventh Doctor. But with longer hair and no bowtie. Bet he'd rock a fez, though.

@@bigmicproductions I was talking about the gesticulations, not the pronunciations. And my reference was Doctor Who, specifically Day of the Doctor. War Doctor asked 11 if he could talk without waving his hands about. And 11 replies he can, while waving his hands about, thus corrects himself with a no.

Right? First he goes on and on about how he totally isn't a super villain, now he's trying to convince us he isn't a spider person. I think we're on to something here...

What if the two legs are giant. That way there's no tipping

No no no You're supposed to build your tent on top of those three strings over there lol

Isn't it easier to put together than a tent?

@@alfiemcfarland2932 depends. After 12 beers it's easy to put the tent together, or maybe you just won't care that it's not up properly. Either way, it'll provide a serviceable tent in ten minutes.

Well someone's getting laid in college

@@alfiemcfarland2932 Depends if you're an officer or not. If you are, you just tell all the recru- oh wait, you meant actual camping.

Galactus can probably be human shaped as long as he isn't as massive as he looks -- that is, if he has very low density. His bodily structure would have to be mostly hollow and have powerful active support architecture, but I think it can be done. If you saw him up close he'd look more like a megastructure than a man, though. The biggest challenge for Galactus is that he wouldn't be able to move anything like a human can. If he were to bend his arm, for example, instead of his forearm moving in one stiff line like waving a stick, his arm would bend in a wave motion like cracking a whip. When you're the size of Galactus, it takes a long time for a motion that starts at the elbow to travel all the way down to the hand, and if he tries to move too fast he'll overstress whatever material he's made out of and break his arm, if not rip off a part of it entirely and send it hurtling through space. You could possibly solve this problem by having thrusters down the length of his arm, pushing harder as they get closer to the hand, so that the arm still effectively moves like a rigid structure. It's basically using coordinated thrusters to mimic human-like movement the way you play with the articulations on an action figure. Although when you're the size of Galactus, you have to consider the speed of light: it's hard to send the proper signals to those distant thrusters to get them aligned properly when you're dealing with minutes, hours, days, or whatever of signal lag, and it's worse when their orientation in space (and thus distance apart) is constantly changing. Of course, you can always solve that problem by breaking the laws of physics with superpowers. Then he can just do whatever he wants.

Well if we get nerdy, Galactus isn't really human-shaped, he is if i remember correctly a sort godlike entity made out of pure energy , but he projects himself in the same form of the race/species that is looking at him

He is made of pure energy and therefore weightless.

@@GAROU-THEGODSLAYER E=MC² my dude. Einstein proved that mass and energy aren't too different of a thing

nathaniel sharp I honestly can’t believe they did that.. shows what kind of people they are

Robbi Rose no need to be hostile, have a good one ✌🏽

I figure they're doing it just to keep the channel alive while hopefully looking for a replacement. I imagine all the Covid stuff has made it more difficult. I turned off notifications for them because it was a bit annoying, but hoping they'll start releasing quality content again soon. I assume he had a team at Because Science that helped him. If they didn't all leave, maybe they'll help whoever replaces him turn out good content too.

@@robertk1701 i just unsubbed b s ... im here for discount thor and thats it im afraid :D

@KwishS, "Backstabbing Staff" I mean because science will always try to STEAL fans from this new "Kyle Original" KZfaq channel.

ironically the people who wanted him to stop moving.... have to move along.

wow... that's a lot of errors for calling other people small brain.

Wolfe Wright lol right?

„And this, kids, is why we practice STANDING.“ My kids do Judo, and everything is about balance.

Robert K yeah I saw that video as well, and you make a very good point!

There is a limit to what the body can do.