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Thumbs up if you saw this experiment on Mr. Wizard's World on Nickelodeon back in the mid-1980's lol. I doubt I get many...
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With the ruler alone, while it is set down and you hit it, air has a bit of time to get under it. preventing it from breaking. With the news paper, it create an even better air-tight seal, and the ruler doesn't receive enough time to get air under it, so it breaks.
Atleast, this is what I believe happens
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Air pressure is usually at a constant of 3 lbs, when he did it with no newspaper, the ruler was aerodynamic enough to break it, that and there isn't enough surface area to hold it down with air alone. However, when the ruler had a newspaper on top of it, air pressure only affects the top part of the paper, the bottom half was nothing but a vacuum creating a suction effect. Holding the ruler down with about 3 lbs which if hit hard enough is good enough to break the ruler.
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It is possible... You CAN hack life
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@CardBicycleMan dude its no trick dont out anything on that ruler and put newpaper on top of it and you can break it.... there is no tape involved in this, dont believe me? try it and it is an old trick
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done this many many times in grade school as part of curriculum
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@CardBicycleMan Bro, this actually works -______- It's an old trick, and you, my friend, is behind the times.
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HOW.
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This guy hack life....
Tries it my-self; WHOA
Takes another ruler to school and shows friends; WHOA
Takes another ruler to club and shows it to club-mates; AWESOME
Takes another ruler to talent show and performs; -huge applause-
Takes another ruler to house and shows parents; "So THAT's where all the rulers went. Go to your room!!! >:O"
ultislasher1 3 weeks ago in playlist Cool Science Tricks 73
I believe the REAL question here is...did you finish the puzzle on the newspaper?
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