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Originally Posted by Kal
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Ok, I have watched them on many occasions. I have not seen this one. Love their entertainment, science is Q'able.
Of all names, the bricklayer was Kal Kelly. He entertained us with this story one afternoon returning from work most probably in 1983.
How's that for memory? Didn't read about it in a text book.
Good luck with your abilities.
My thoughts on the Juggler are;
Weight force=mass of Juggler x g + (mass of
two balls x g and 2 bits of g, to get one in the air, and stop the other from falling) down, at any one time. The bridge should not have such a reaction force available so should collapse, only because of "a ball & 2 bits". One assumes that one arm is raised to throw a ball as the other moves down to catch another ball, thus =force (from arms) on the bridge.
Maybe as the balls are in the air there is an extreemly small attraction force between them & the bridge.
With such skill he could throw them across the bridge, even bouncing them, and still get his balls across safely.