That is the hair of a truly mad scientist.
Most if not all mad scientists are actually mad engineers.
Depends if you're testing a mad hypothesis
Every time I see a monowheel vehicle, the driver is leaning out of it to see where he's going.
The lat workouts are a feature, not a bug.
I feel like that would be the only way to turn
"So you just conveniently stick your head out the side to see where you're- sputtered coughing from the swallowed bugs"
Don't have to deal with that nowadays!
Found a video: https://youtu.be/-EpYy44hcyM
Ngl, fully expected a clip from South Park.
The first thing I thought of was Mr Garrison in the wheel 😂
Ok but that guy in the back clearly had the nicest design, just look at the dynamic in the lines on that wheel.
My view on history because of my age and growing up as a nerdy only child of parents who came of age in the 1960's has given me a really crazy notion of how amazing the ideas technology driven advancements looks in that time period between 1900 and about 1980. Everyone from scientists, inventors, to authors, and directors seemed to really think we were going to be doing some amazing shit by the year 2000. Maybe not even particularly "better" shit, but amazing shit.
I guess I was just into my imagination and science fiction back then.
What happens when you brake hard?
I just don’t understand why you have to control It with anus muscles
Still better than going thru the airports
That's not a sphere tho...
That's because you assume that it rolls, when in fact it spun!
The Gyroshere
Why does this dude look like a real life Syndrome?
round.
That's It?
Ok where do these airless tires keep going?
I feel like I've seen the concept work enough times on demonstrations that I'm justified wondering why I still gotta drag my butt to Mavis every few months
Imagine all the conveniences of a pressurized tire, but with terrible balance and constantly filling with dirt and debris. All those nooks and crannies, like an english muffin crossed with an out of balance washing machine.
They're great for off-road and heavy duty work applications.
They suck absolute ass on passenger cars.
What are the pros and cons of this against modern single seater motor vehicles like motorcycles? Seems like the giant wheel would be hard to replace and service.
