Those amazing Rube Goldberg Machines. Let's hope nothing like this happens to me when I drive to Stillwater in a blizzard on Christmas Eve. See more at Graphic Content.
A 17-year-old YouTuber, Cree Ossner, has shared an eye-popping video of the chain reaction machine he built to feed squirrels in his New Jersey garden. The contraption, also known as a Rube Goldberg ...
Although somebody can set up a Rube Goldberg machine for any reason whatsoever, the best use-cases—we’d argue, at least—involve food. Even if that food is for squirrels, as it is in the RGM in the ...
Rube Goldberg machines are a dime a dozen on the internet. A fact that doesn’t make the circuitous chain-reaction machines any less impressive, but does make them blend together. A new Rube Goldberg ...
This video had been posted previously on Gizmodo. All right, Vodafone Italy, you got me. This smartphone-powered Rube Goldberg Machine was just too fun not to share. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going ...
We all know what it means to procrastinate, but what about actively spending time building a useless machine? You have undoubtedly seen the ornamental boxes with a tempting little toggle switch on the ...
Hannah Holst explains a thirty-five step Rube Goldberg machine called Wake-Up to classmates on Wednesday at Southland High School in Adams. "I like to problem solve. I think it's fun when you figure ...
When you were a kid, probably lined up a bunch of dominoes or blocks, and when you pushed one, they all came tumbling down. Well, this is like that, but on genius-laced steroids. The creative minds at ...
In 99 percent of cases, saying that an invention is an enormous waste of time would be a negative. In the instance of Rube Goldberg machines, it’s precisely the point. Heck, the more time it wastes, ...
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