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Exploring Balance with IFI and the Tinkering Studio Workshop 

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What do you notice? Start simple.

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In My project of balance table was wind on the terrace.

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I hope this posts!

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It se es that too much weight In the center is lime cheating.

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I am surprised to see that it's still holding up, even when I changed the base from a beaker to a conical flask. Is it because of the ball of yarn?

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I am surprised to see that it's still holding up, even when I changed the base from a beaker to a conical flask. Is it because of the ball of yarn?

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Stack and uncentered

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As high as possible on top.

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All 3 sticking out the sides somehow.

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Hanging out below.

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Q: How many ways can you find to balance 3 objects? Make a quick doodle or take a picture of each way that works (or doesn’t!)

using 3 objects is a great constraint but don't spend the whole time just choosing which three; I thought at first if the three were identical shape/weight/material, it'd be more satisfying, but then it wasn't.  It was more fun when you used 3 different hape/weight/material! Its also more curious when you just make small movements and shifts of objects

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Q: Create a model to share your initial ideas about why it is working the way it is.