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Duck tape a bunch of bird feathers along a heavy two foot
high coiled iron spring. Put a motor on it, with a weight
slightly off center so that the motor wobbles, the kind they
put on top of those little toothbrush heads. No wait make it
two motors, or three or more. And then the balance between
the motors could be worked out by software. The spring will
get into a standing vibration and the feathers along the spring
wil adapt to the air.
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//the feathers along the spring wil adapt to the air |
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Charming place Wil, (Canton St. Gallen Switzerland). ..twinned with Dobrzen Wielki‎ (Poland), magnificent floral clock and all that.. |
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I'm still trying to work out why the feathers will adapt to the air, when airless environments aren't know for promoting the development of wings, feathers and all that kind of stuff. |
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