Buckyballs bouncing on Granite containing metal fragments

[Johanvideo525]

this looks like fun

[physicsbugga]

errr C60 is a buckyball.........

[wbradleyholtz]

@physicsbugga Not my fault - These magnets are brand-named "Buckyballs"

(They can go together quite nicely to create c60 (and C72) structures.)

[patjekees]

we got the point in about 20 sec. why make a video for 4 and a half minutes ????

[robotandlegolover]

I got 4 sets only, then somehow a neocube set arrived...........should i put them together? if I get 2 thumbs up, I will put them together

[wbradleyholtz]

My Buckyballs are 5.0mm in diameter. Some earlier sets were 4.7mm in diameter and that small difference in size made combining sets a bad idea. I'm pretty sure that the NeoCube is also 5.0mm. If that's the case, then I see no problem in combining them.

[Gazzadp]

Sorry to say this, but I actually found that interesting for some strange reason!

Thanks for posting. :-)

[Factivel]

Do it again the same way but make a cube or one of those other complex shapes you've got there. I want to know how long that will take.

[erico1st]

Funny to see how they keep getting a bigger magnetic field as the structures grow ^^

How many buckyballs do you have?

[wbradleyholtz]

5-10 thousand

[erico1st]

Wow, nice dude. I ordered only 216 xD

[GodModeKing]

Is that a BuckyBalls Mobius strip?

[vasa800]

its the pringles man missing an eye

[watersnake012]

@vasa800 lol it is too

[valzilla2000]

the second one was so cool when it turned to a circle