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For those who are curious it’s properly balanced. There are 24 slots available. Pairs: 1-13, 2-14, 6-18, 9-21, 10-22 Triple: 8-16-24 All pairs and triples have their centers of mass on the rotation axis.
THANK GOD. I WAS SO WORRIED!!!
This person centrifuges!
What do you do if there’s a prime number of test tubes, like the thirteen in the picture?
If you don’t want to figure out some awkward balancing techniques, you can just use a balance tube. Fill a tube with water to a similar height of the tube it opposes.
drink one
They just explained it. If you have 3 you put them on 8-16-24. Everything else will be pairs which you put across from each other.
Why did you build a death ray?
To take over the world.
No, I mean, what mad hypothesis are you testing? Are you just making mad observations?
Look, I’m just trying to take over the world. That’s all.
You’re at least going to leave some of the world as a mad control group, right?
Sad fact: most “mad scientists” are actually mad engineers.
(Borrowed from a Cowbirds in Love strip which at the time of this writing is inaccessible.)
I miss Cowbirds in Love.
I’m going mad just looking at this. I mean maybe it’s actually balanced, but like… there are easier ways. Stop tryna flex and spin your shit down.
Having dealt with this kind of thing before, it gives a new and more literal definition to the phrase “bloody idiot.”
That’s a properly balanced centrifuge. Perhaps we should be calling you the silly names.
Actual mad scientists: 🤬🥼🧪
But what are they so mad about?
i think that centrifuge might be actually balanced
yeah it is, it’s 5 pairs + one triangle
Any time you see a video of a cat backing up and saying “no no no no no” it’s because they’re watching the researcher’s hand move toward the on switch of that centrifuge.
Third photo should be of the dude from Explosions&Fire or NileRed.
Purple gold will be the death of us all.
I think you misspelled thought emporium:
https://youtu.be/JNfQCRzcr3o?si=DpZ8W__Rtb38VTA0
We’re talking MAD science, not regular science.
