THE AMAZING TRIPLE SPIRAL (15,000 DOMINOES)

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[Marie Marie]

1. Awesome.

Never in a million years would I have the patience needed to set that up.

[hibbing]

2. Cool

I wonder how that was set up and how many barriers or whatever were in place in case a mistake was made while assembling. The last row was incredible.

Peace

[secondwind]

3. Wowza!!!!!

[zanana1]

4. I wonder what makes this so satisfying.

I get that it's a skill building it up, but it's just so friggin' fascinating to watch the whole thing collapse.

[Fla Dem]

5. Not just the patience to build something like this, but the science behind it...

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I was never good at science, but would think physics, or some other dimensional science would have to be behind the successful execution.

[Karadeniz]

6. So good to see a teen doing this than a lot of other things we could name!

[Wounded Bear]

7. Who's gonna clean this shit up?!?!

[BigmanPigman]

8. That is what I was thinking too.

[gratuitous]

9. The Seattle Public Library did a massive domino knockdown, but with books

Back in 2015:

Every book used got a sticker inside the front cover attesting to its presence in the chain, which I thought was pretty cool. I also thought the Portland Public Library should break their record, and in the midst of the chain have the books spell out "Suck it, Seattle." But I'm a very petty person, and Portland is cooler than that.

[pangaia]

10. something like a teen version of Tibetan mandala sand painting...

well, not quite... but.... sort of.....

[colorado_ufo]

11. With hands that steady

girlfriend should become a surgeon!

[Midnight Writer]

12. Really. The slightest tremor of hand or imprecision could knock the whole thing down.

[PatrickforO]

13. Really cool.

After it all goes down though, I guess all that's left is cleaning it all up. Sorting the dominoes by color. Maybe making another one...