Insane engineering of Nerf guns — How a robot broke a world record
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You have to see this: Robot sets world dominoes record Setting up dominoes — and knocking them down when you're done — is incredibly satisfying. Go online and you can see people build incredibly complex designs just for the video views. Our favorite engineer built a robot that could do the job faster and more efficiently. This fun video is one you'll want to share after you watch it, trust us. Tap or click to see this record-breaking feat. → |
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How do Nerf guns actually work? Nerf guns have been around for decades. During that time, these popular toys have gone through many different iterations and product lines. But, one thing they all have in common is how the shooting mechanism works. This genius of engineering is much more complicated than you may think. Tap or click to see the science behind Nerf blasters. → |
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