Bacterium Model in Action
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The bacteria do it with the other forms as well, but it requires some interactivity that makes the model more complicated.
A very good view on how it is constructed and how it changes direction in rotation is given at the video: A rotary nanomachine by Keiichi Namba
manf1234 2 years ago
can you actually do the same modelbut for examples B and D?? I understand the process with A, but as soon as you apply it to B and D it doesnt seem to work at all... Every video in youtube explains the flagella movement without including the other modells.. can you help?
machine00head 2 years ago