Einstein unicycling on a book cover, juggling a full shell of eight electrons. He must be quite positive! And his wheel seems to be at warp speed.
Sorry for the lousy quality, I blew it up from a newspaper pic.
It’s pretty difficult to do under-the-arm and behind-the-back with 8 balls. I think only Einstein and Gatto have done that, and Gatto cheated because he wasn’t on a unicycle at warp speed.
Einstein is actually bounce juggling. Einstein’s head is very very dense which causes a gravitational field around his head. The pattern he’s juggling is perfectly plausible given those constraints.
Here’s a slightly better picture of it. (click on the cover for an even higher resolution shot)
I can’t believe you made the positive pun…
From the (Dutch) blurb on that site, it sounds as if it is somewhat akin to “Mr Tompkins in Paperback” by Georg Gamov, a book that I’ve read with pleasure. On Amazon.com you can even read part of the latter book; I didn’t know they did that.
Einstein is not juggling at all, in the common sense. He is using his mind to levitate the balls, demonstrating an electron pattern.
Looks like someone borrowed a page from the life of Claude Shannon.
Actually…it appears he has thrown the balls into a gravitational orbit around his head demonstrating an electron pattern.
Now, does he have to do any additional input to maintain the pattern?
Indeed, with more electrons than protons, he would be negative.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s an awesome picture.
Of course that’s not showing where the electrons are, just where they are most likely to be. Also, where is his inner 2 electron shell?
and weres the nucleus and does he have shells l,m,n,o&p?
and what element is it?
Did someone say pie?
Just wait until the electrons start to spin in both directions at the same time.
I can’t believe I missed that the first time I looked. Wow. It’s like Harper says…you really ARE the man.
I’m scared to juggle with you now.