NeoCube: Proving Physics Is Fun
While I'm enough of a Physics geek that I actually enjoy reading theoretical physics books for fun, I know that such a quality borders on the "rare" side of the commonality scale. This is why when Physics powers a simple but awesome toy like the NeoCube, I revel in showing my friends how cool Physics can be in a way they'll appreciate.
Comprised of a bunch of small spherical neodymium magnets, the NeoCube is sure to keep you busier than that lame stress ball you have currently sitting on your desk:
At $30 a pop, it's more expensive than your average little toy, but for 216 neodymium magnets, it's a pretty good deal. Just keep it away from your hard drives, OK? Those suckers will wipe your data clean if you're not careful.
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Posted to Miscellany, On Your Desk on 30 April 2008
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Whoa, looks cool as hell, I want one. Keep it away from the kids, swallowed magnets can cause severe damage to the intestinal tract.
I can guarantee I'd break it in the first five minutes and lose half the balls...