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http://imgur.com/z2FU8 http://imgur.com/z2FU8 It looks like, given the reflection from the water, that section of the track can't be more than an inch above th

http://imgur.com/z2FU8 http://imgur.com/z2FU8 It looks like, given the reflection from the water, that section of the track can't be more than an inch above the floor. If thats true then wouldn't the break have to be somewhere after that point? If I'm missing some huge detail can someone explain it to me?

jbri 16y ago
It looks to me like the break is at the first bend - on the HD version, the water coming in doesn't appear to turn a corner there at all, and then on the other side of the tower support it's flowing straight outwards.
- KeithMajhor 16y ago
  I thought that too but there is a very convincing shadow on either side of that pillar. http://imgur.com/FIVwu http://imgur.com/FIVwu
  - InclinedPlane 16y ago
    Excellent. Notice that the same shadow is missing on the last part of the track, at least in the part to the left of the vertical pillar. Edit: http://i.imgur.com/Kqgtr.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Kqgtr.jpg
InclinedPlane 16y ago
I think you might be right. The high-def version makes it easier to see where shadows fall. It looks like it's the back section that's separate from the rest. If you watch the high-def closely it looks very much like the first 3 segments of the track are behind the last segment (notice how his shadow passes over the last segment THEN the first 3 segments): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2xnl6LwJE#t=33s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2xnl6LwJE#t=33s http://imgur.com/c1Plc http://imgur.com/c1Plc
- KeithMajhor 16y ago
  Ya, if you watch it carefully you can see it burp a few times when the water moves past that post. EDIT: I made a diff in GIMP of the shadow. It looks like both the top and bottom left facing ledges are connected. Notice the hard edges between the adjacent pillars. http://imgur.com/zd25x http://imgur.com/zd25x
ars 16y ago
That may be the legs that are holding the whole thing off of the floor.
- KeithMajhor 16y ago
  The legs would have to be mounted in such a way that they were hidden by the structure. So they'd have to be at an angle and those in the reflection appear to be vertical.

jbri 16y ago

It looks to me like the break is at the first bend - on the HD version, the water coming in doesn't appear to turn a corner there at all, and then on the other side of the tower support it's flowing straight outwards.

KeithMajhor 16y ago
I thought that too but there is a very convincing shadow on either side of that pillar. http://imgur.com/FIVwu http://imgur.com/FIVwu
- InclinedPlane 16y ago
  Excellent. Notice that the same shadow is missing on the last part of the track, at least in the part to the left of the vertical pillar. Edit: http://i.imgur.com/Kqgtr.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Kqgtr.jpg

InclinedPlane 16y ago

I think you might be right. The high-def version makes it easier to see where shadows fall. It looks like it's the back section that's separate from the rest. If you watch the high-def closely it looks very much like the first 3 segments of the track are behind the last segment (notice how his shadow passes over the last segment THEN the first 3 segments): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2xnl6LwJE#t=33s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2xnl6LwJE#t=33s http://imgur.com/c1Plc http://imgur.com/c1Plc

KeithMajhor 16y ago
Ya, if you watch it carefully you can see it burp a few times when the water moves past that post. EDIT: I made a diff in GIMP of the shadow. It looks like both the top and bottom left facing ledges are connected. Notice the hard edges between the adjacent pillars. http://imgur.com/zd25x http://imgur.com/zd25x

ars 16y ago

That may be the legs that are holding the whole thing off of the floor.

KeithMajhor 16y ago
The legs would have to be mounted in such a way that they were hidden by the structure. So they'd have to be at an angle and those in the reflection appear to be vertical.