Watch the Galton Board in Action: Slow-Motion Plinko & Bell Curve 🎲

Thousands of little metal balls fall, hitting pegs along the way, that knock them right or left with equal chance. The resulting distribution of this plinko game is roughly a Gaussian or normal distribution ‘bell curve’. This demonstration is called a Galton Board. 🎓 *Dr. Shane Ross*, Professor of Aerospace Engineering, Virginia Tech (Caltech PhD) 🌐 Ross Dynamics Lab: http://rossdynamicslab.com​ 𝕏 Follow https://x.com/RossDynamicsLab 📚 *Explore Related Courses and Series* Nonlinear Dynamics & Chaos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAUqSh3Gy0NNr7H3OsXoC-aK Lagrangian & Rigid Body Dynamics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAUl2DuWWdRU1MckJv7M5LEH Hamiltonian Dynamics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAVCauQ541UBrfGqHQwuHq_2 Center Manifolds & Bifurcations https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAVblNx278wBxkIQXw7iJws3 3-Body Problem Orbital Dynamics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAXDF9vWi7PuE2ZQQ2hXyYt_ Space Manifolds https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAXBiMkMH8RIgwsrFyu_NoDF Space Vehicle Dynamics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUeHTafWecAXDFDYEwunLL2V2kwqKzkvJ #GaltonBoard #BellCurve #Physics #ChaosTheory #NonlinearDynamics #OrbitalMechanics #SpaceDynamics #CelestialMechanics #Mathematics #DynamicalSystems #CislunarSpace #RossDynamicsLab #VirginiaTech