Tensegrity Structures!

[@fennycruz6714]

Physics! WOW! thanks for the Lego built-up ...tensegrity structure explained.

[@PaulKassabian]

Glad you liked it!

[@1366696]

IM Not gonna lie here, I'ma college drop out but you passion for engineering makes every video that much better ! my favorite professor I never had

[@PaulKassabian]

Thanks - that's very kind!

[@hernandobalaguera8017]

Inspiring, weightless and delicate. Thank you.

[@qwazy01]

Ty ty TY!!!!! I requested some time ago and thought it may have been forgotten, but happy to see it now posted!! Over the moon. I am unable to view at the moment, but will be watching this video at the earliest opportunity for sure. Amazing. Thanks again!!!! 😊

[@qwazy01]

Thanks you Paul! I hope there is enough interest in this topic to delve deeper into the physics/mechanics/use potential/limits of this. Thanks again and kudos on getting your daughter involved 👏 👏👏 well done!!

[@musca8803]

Beautiful video on a captivating kind of structures. Thanks!

[@sarbanibanerjee6323]

Love this! Just had dinner with Jai and Will send on to her! X

[@PaulKassabian]

Sarbani!!! Lovely to hear from you! Say hi to Jai and we'll catch-up off-KZbin... :)

[@dido1803]

Great presentation!!! First time knowing about this. I love the art display that you showed, very intriguing.

[@pavanchandan701]

Thank you paul❤🙏

[@jamesmorrison4976]

Nice I had in architecture back then ;)

[@Adam.Rushing]

I'm curious your thoughts on this sir - Do you think a tensegrity structure (like the one your lovely daughter built, for instance) could be used for buildings in earthquake zones? One of the best elements (that I've noticed) engineers are designing into earthquake zone structures, is the ability to move...to be flexible or even somewhat mobile. This looks like it could fit the bill.

[@LandonWright-xo7lk]

Application of a vacuum seal and proper, balanced design results in antigravity 😊

[@aschneider8912]

Folloup video on cable domes would be awesome

[@ThatJhew]

Due to the lack of legos and a computer with cad, could you assist in answering this; Is this construction your daughter built in lego repeatable, slightly hanging from the wires so it won't tip over? Hope you understand what I mean 🙏 Anyway, great video, and inspiring 😃

[@backyardpb]

Hell yeah Paul

[@camryhsalem5139]

magic or physics physics 🎉 ❤

[@fafago7842]

최고다!

[@riyatomar1949]

Hello here is afternoon I am wishing you a very good afternoon Respected teacher i am watching your vedios and they are very informative But one doubt i have just a few months from now your vedios are on united states codes but teacher there are different codes of different countries can you suggest why not a universal coder rather than different codes of different countries

[@mosa-yf4fc]

Love you 🎉❤

[@thanoskoutroumbas356]

"I'm Paul's second daughter" And I express myself as an engineer 😂❤

[@2Sage-7Poets]

it's good for bridges on mountains..

[@YusuphaJammeh-py1eu]

Hi your class is interesting how can I apply your school

[@vegakaro672]

7.53 did you say "egal"?

[@PaulKassabian]

hah! I said "yeah...you got it"...to which she said "and voila!"

[@Dr3day19]

Ive been doing road and bridge repair for the past 10 years in the construction field. Your video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/paK4f4B9p5WfpZo) has peeked my interest and I seriously want to expand my knowledge and education in engineering/design. Thank you.

[@PaulKassabian]

You're welcome!

[@estebanfrisch2536]

Not really a thing, more of an optical illusion. Also, like most of Bucky, not very useful.

[@musicsimp8276]

Its useful , people are making object holders from it like cup holders or something by putting a board on top n making it a table kinda thing making it commercial

[@moplum]

What happens if you gently set it upside down? Wouldn’t it still work.