DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITY !
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Boy with Dolphin
An amazing sculpture of a boy and a dolphin, great balancing act that makes people wonder how it’s possible (one word: cantilever).
Floating Ball of Steel
This ball-and-chain doesn’t look heavy at all.
Basketball
Here we are looking at a great display of knowledge of structural engineering and sculpting.
Sand Sculpture
We are all familiar with sandcastles, but a sand sculpture that defies gravity? Probably your first time seeing one too.
Monte-Meubles, L’ultime Déménagement
We all want to live in a castle in the sky, just maybe not this one. There are a few rooms, floors, walls, windows and ceilings missing.
Giant Clothespin
That giant who lost his hankerchief, decided to do his laundry.
Impossible Sculpture
An optical illusion IRL.
Sculpture by the Sea by David McCracken
The stairway leading to heaven appears to have landed on a seaside in Australia.
Appearance Emptiness
This is probably one of the most zen sculptures I have ever encountered.
The Farm, Kaipara, New Zealand
Somewhere in New Zealand, a giant dropped his hankerchief.
Gravity Defying Cars
If rockets, don’t work, maybe these cars will get the deed done.
Not really a statue but come on(!) look at how that hoop is holding up the table.
A Car and its Parking Space
Poor car got caught in a pavement wave of the weird kind and got stuck there.
Hair-Raising Sculpture
A structure of a lady on a cakey surface, nothing special about it until you realize that this is a nano sculpture
that measures 80 × 100 × 20 microns, created on a strand of hair (the average diameter is 40-50 microns, for your reference).
Circus Act Between Coconut Trees
Balancing a sculpture on a thin rope is hard, but making one pose for gymnastic rings
between two coconut trees is definitely harder.
Suspended
Watch as these brave ladies stand under this precariously suspended err, boxes?
Flying Stone Statue in Cairo
The poor stone is trying to “hang on” to its friend, who is at the verge of floating away!
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Floating Elephant
Bet you can’t pull off a horizontal handstand, er, I mean trunkstand.
Leaning Statue
As if Michael Jackson’s Smooth Criminal’s gravity-defying stunt wasn’t enough,
here comes a statue from Emil Alzamora pulling off a reverse Smooth Criminal.
If you have never thought of human teeth as creepy, now you know better.
The stuff of nightmares from Hitoshi Itoh. There’s more in his personal Flickr account.
@B@R_0_0_D wrote:
Leaning Statue
As if Michael Jackson’s Smooth Criminal’s gravity-defying stunt wasn’t enough,
here comes a statue from Emil Alzamora pulling off a reverse Smooth Criminal.
Awesome bro…
Just loved your post…
Keep it up, your posts really make my day
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Sometimes, all you need is a great idea
Once there was a complaint at King Akbar’s court. There were two neighbours who shared a garden. The garden had a well that was owned by Iqbal Khan. His neighbour, a farmer wanted to buy the well for irrigation purpose. Therefore, they signed an agreement between them, according to which the farmer owned the well. Even after selling the well to the farmer, Iqbal continued to fetch water from the well. Angered by this, the farmer came to King Akbar. Akbar asked Iqbal the reason behind fetching water from the well after it had been sold. Iqbal replied that he had sold only the well to the farmer and not the water inside it. The matter went to Birbal who solved it in less than a minute. He said, ‘Iqbal, you say that you have sold only the well to the farmer. And you claim that the water is yours. Then how come you can keep your water inside another person’s well without paying rent?’ Iqbal returned home speechless. Sometimes, matters at work need to be dealt with a presence of mind and little trickery.
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@AKA
@B@R_0_0_D wrote:
Sometimes, all you need is a great idea
Once there was a complaint at King Akbar’s court. There were two neighbours who shared a garden. The garden had a well that was owned by Iqbal Khan. His neighbour, a farmer wanted to buy the well for irrigation purpose. Therefore, they signed an agreement between them, according to which the farmer owned the well. Even after selling the well to the farmer, Iqbal continued to fetch water from the well. Angered by this, the farmer came to King Akbar. Akbar asked Iqbal the reason behind fetching water from the well after it had been sold. Iqbal replied that he had sold only the well to the farmer and not the water inside it. The matter went to Birbal who solved it in less than a minute. He said, ‘Iqbal, you say that you have sold only the well to the farmer. And you claim that the water is yours. Then how come you can keep your water inside another person’s well without paying rent?’ Iqbal returned home speechless. Sometimes, matters at work need to be dealt with a presence of mind and little trickery.
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@asoka @Tejaa
@AKA
What a idea story sirjee
Edit : Read.
@B@R_0_0_D bhai. U r blasting. 
It’s hard to pedal a Cycle, so we shift to a Bike.
Then we shift to more comfort, we buy a Car.
Because of that we develop a Tummy and join the Gym.
In the Gym they again give you a Cycle…
That is called a “Life Cycle”.
Suspended in mid-air supported only by a thin rope, this sculpture is an awe-inspiring, heart attack-inducing masterpiece.