On the Chinese site where the YouTube poster got this, the title says that the Chinese bearing "comes after" -- so the YouTube poster inverted the comparison, whether or not there was tomfoolery in the making of the video. Yrs, d At 07:57 PM 5/11/2016, J.C. wrote: >Nice video: >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsFF2AqYD7M I don't think this demonstrates much, other than that you can get a bearing to spin for a very long time if you blow air at it. Yrs, d
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