10 Finest Animated Images

10 Finest Animated Images

Below are some simple and some complex animated images. These will take some time to load animation completely.

Newton’s Cradle

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Newton’s Cradle Animation showing the conservation of momentum and energy. Look at this largest cradle in development here.

A CV Joint

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This is called a constant velocity joint. Look at how the rotation around one axis is transferred to a rotation around an axis which is at an angle to the first one. Here the importance of this CV joint is to reduce friction and constant velocity transfer like in a gear. These are applied in cars.

Animation of Zipper

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We use it in our bags, clothes so much that we ignore it!

Tesseract

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A Tesseract is a three dimensional projection of a 4 dimensional cube. It “is to the cube as cube is to the square”. The above is the projection in 3-D when it actually rotates in 4-D!

Radial Engine

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These engines are used in aircrafts. These are special in that they are flat and take smaller room. This helps the aircraft make turns easily and quickly. Hence it is also used in fighter aircrafts.

Juggling Balls

   

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There is no need to explain these. Can you do this? Now you should be able to do given the above technical demo.

35 Sphere Pyramid

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A pyramid made of 35 spheres is rotating. The spheres in different colors and being transparent make it look beautiful.

An AEG gun

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It is an airsoft gun made by AEG. These guns are primarily created for recreational purposes. This shows internal working of its gearboxes.

Geneva Drive Mechanism

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What did you notice? An intermittent motion. The first thing that came to my mind about its use is in clocks. Guess another application? It is also used in movie projectors where the film is not continuously shown one after another, but each one for 1/24th of a second. That results in a picture being shown at the same time animated due to our perception.

3-D Model of Human Face

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Starting with eyes as two spheres, rest of the face is modeled with spider webs which finally shows the face.

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nobert soloria bermosa, posted this comment on Feb 14th, 2009

cool images

rutherfranc, posted this comment on Feb 14th, 2009

mesmerizing.. especially that one in 4d..

Christy Tuller, posted this comment on Feb 14th, 2009

Wonderful article! It’s amazing what can be done with animation these days.

Ruby Hawk, posted this comment on Feb 14th, 2009

All these are amazing to me.I can’t understand how anyone comes up with these things.

CutestPrincess, posted this comment on Feb 15th, 2009

love the article, as well as the cool photos

denus, posted this comment on Feb 15th, 2009

great article.

Luffy12, posted this comment on Feb 15th, 2009

I like it! i like most the engine, gun, geneva! cool

CHAN LEE PENG, posted this comment on Feb 15th, 2009

Wow, I like this article! Moving, moving, moving…exciting…

Anne Lyken Garner, posted this comment on Feb 16th, 2009

A very entertaining article.

BC Doan, posted this comment on Feb 16th, 2009

Awesome animations!

R J Evans, posted this comment on Feb 18th, 2009

Cool

JK Kristie, posted this comment on Feb 19th, 2009

Wow, spellbinding. I like the zipper and the radial makes me feel like I’m being tickled, lol.

Edward J Rodrigues, posted this comment on Mar 16th, 2009

excellent

sahil, posted this comment on Sep 30th, 2009

great animations
i got a lot of knowledge

chitragopi, posted this comment on Oct 1st, 2009

Astounding. Physical Science made easy to understand and fun! I used to wonder about the working of zip. This explains it in seconds. Thank you for this great article.

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