Simulating earthquakes with LEGO (how base isolation and tuned-mass dampers work)

Base isolators and tuned-mass dampers are brilliant pieces of engineering to make buildings survive even in some of the most earthquake-prone regions of the world.
Buildings shaking at their resonant frequency: • Impact of Kaikoura Ear...
Practical Engineering makes a tuned-mass damper: • What is a Tuned Mass D...
All footage by Armchair Explorers because I'm too cheap for a content licence.

[@nyatella]

Kia ora, KIWI here. great video can't imagine all the effort it took to make this video!!!

[@CYMotorsport]

2:51 is a flex and we all know it.
nailed it lol

[@AlexanderThaiMatta]

Erm actually -flex- comes from Latin, where it has the meaning "bend. '' It is related to -flect-. This meaning is found in such words as: circumflex, flex, flexible, reflex, reflexive. i suggest you pick up a book next time you make such a bold claim

[@cheon3084]

Love your videos sir

[@15vatsaljoshi42]

Wow brother 👍nice way of explanation 😀

[@neutronstarmerger]

best quality: his wiggles

[@sword_bearer7381]

The earthquake in the skit of the video, that shake is bout magnitude 100

[@vorwatalambertmontolalu5151]

thank u so much

[@norisaxd]

comedy gold

[@timfisher7169]

Very nice Hunter

[@siegfried_artificer]

Great video!