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Blackbox! Shaken, not stirred ...

Monday, June 11. 2007

There is an cool video on Youtube. It answers an interesting question: What would happen, when you run a Blackbox and an earthquake occurs? With 6.7 richter magnitudes ? Well ... after this experiment, we can say: It would operate just fine. Besides of some minor problem, but that will be fixed soon. Some power cable did not stayed in their sockets.

But look yourself:

PS: I would bet, that the army will take one and test if the Blackbox can withstand a near-miss of an artillery shell. At least, this would be a nice experiement for the Brainiacs or the Mythbusters

(via: Jonathan´s blog: Blackbox on a shake table)

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 16:36 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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