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That's a deadly mass of material. In the video, when they're taking the mold off, the trajectory from the top of any falling chunks is super sketchy, too. Woul
by tcdent 11y ago
That's a deadly mass of material. In the video, when they're taking the mold off, the trajectory from the top of any falling chunks is super sketchy, too.
Would be interesting to see destructive tests. They obviously have digital designs, but could those be accurately used for simulation?
I'm sure they know what they're doing, they've wearing matching overalls. Those are just some concerns I'd have about constructing and exhibiting such a thing.
- brenschluss 11y agoI've held those rocks - the material is porous and super light, almost like styrofoam.
- tcdent 11y agoYou're right. It's not gneiss as the article says, either. http://www.misapor.ch/EN/Home.html http://www.misapor.ch/EN/Home.html