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A physics trick with a bottle of water and three toothpicks
(41) | 07/06/2020 | Translate: See how three toothpicks can hold a bottle full of water on the edge of a table. The last toothpick placed moves the center of gravity of the bottle behind the edge of the table., and makes it not fall.
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