The Gömböc, the Turtle and the Evolution of Shape - Gabor Domokos

[@zbnmth]

dr. Domokos pronounces Gömböc natively at 50:34, otherwise Anglicised.

[@johnsmith_treeler9031]

Thank You Just What I Came Got

[@wendolinmendoza517]

The YT channel Action Lab made a video on the gömböc shape, with a 3D printed one. The STL file is available in the description of the video for everybody to download and print it... as long as you have access to a 3D printer :)

[@jkid1134]

Wonderful presentation

[@timothyzikos6185]

is a sphere all stable or unstable points?

[@groovyhoovy9793]

All unstable

[@atekka1]

both ones. that's the point. but perfect sphere is an impossible that is only in human mind

[@miltoshadji5713]

@@groovyhoovy9793 no it has one stable and one unstable point

[@zbnmth]

@@miltoshadji5713 trolelole

[@ruudboltz6677]

Jose Mourinho is that you?

[@loofusdoofus7735]

Noob It was a great presentation

[@klj2382]

Can’t understand what he saying, because of his accent and I’m too stupid

[@Kyanzes]

One has to listen very carefully due to lack of proper stress being used. In other words, he has a heavy Hungarian accent.

[@lloydkim3990]

its like indian accent

[@ViceroyoftheDiptera]

Not at all

[@atekka1]

:-) among Hungarian scientists rife

[@jinxingxuelang]

Not at all

[@DulceN]

Not at all, he sounds Eastern European, probably Hungarian.

[@ATLTraveler]

I came here just to hear his pronounce it and he doesn't even say it LMAO...

[@marinaneww4676]

7:05 has it ^^

[@DulceN]

Go to 50:34

[@hungarienness]

Ès a te magyar kiejtèsed milyen?