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| The buckyballs (prize from Brilliant Math Challenge) consist of 216 powerful magnets |
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| Lim Li holding the bear-shape buckyballs that she has created |
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| Tessellated buckyballs created by Lim Li |
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| Lim Jeck holding the diamond-shape buckyballs that he has created |
2 comments:
Hi Lim Jeck's Mum, I just wanted to ask how far can 2 of the beads (balls) be kept for them to be attracted to each other? I believe those are neodymium magnets.
With only air between the 2 individual Bucky balls resting on a "smooth" surface, the maximum distance between the 2 before the attraction force can overcome the friction and air resistance is approximately 3.5cm.
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