We just made the decision to remove this morning's video. We had issues with the video exposure, and a lot of the experiments didn't turn out as epic as we had hoped :( But don't worry! We are going to start over and do it much better this time around. If you guys want to help, just leave a comment on this post with suggestions for things we could do with the sphere that would give us really interesting, satisfying, and/or educational results!
Context for those who don't know: In the video we were smashing objects using a super dense (and super expensive) sphere of pure tungsten.
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We just made the decision to remove this morning's video. We had issues with the video exposure, and a lot of the experiments didn't turn out as epic as we had hoped :( But don't worry! We are going to start over and do it much better this time around. If you guys want to help, just leave a comment on this post with suggestions for things we could do with the sphere that would give us really interesting, satisfying, and/or educational results!
Context for those who don't know: In the video we were smashing objects using a super dense (and super expensive) sphere of pure tungsten.
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