This Infinite Staircase is real, but it's not what you think..

The other day I ran into a sketch of an "impossible staircase", but nothing is impossible, not even making infinite stair cases 😉

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[pilchardpliskin]

Someone with a hamster needs to 3d print this and make a video of a hamster running up the stairs forever.

[carykh]

It's so cute seeing the 30-or-so Forests all running at once. They're like a school of fish!

[Danidev]

dude now i really wanna see you build this irl, would be so sick

also camera quality looking crisp

[gaugeallan]

Could you theoretically create a longer hallway at a much more mild angle making even the people going through it feel as if they are always going up. Like two stair sets on opposite sides of a "building." It would be less immediately trippy, but a couple laps through mixed with not really getting anywhere would have a fun compounding effect.

[testentity.gaming]

I felt like it's quite obvious on how the infinite staircase would work in real life or as a model, I'm surprised no-one else had tried making one.

[rb]

it's possible to build an infinite hallway, but it'd take up a TON of room:
my original idea was thousands of rooms, each room points only 1/8th of an inch or less to the left each time thus hiding the fact that it's actually just a circle.
But then I realized we can just make a hallway that wraps around earth and call it a day.

[Elca_Gaming]

Glad I could inspire this Video with my stupid Tweet 😄

[such_a_dork]

"It'd be cool to build this in real life, but that'd be way too expensive and impractical."

Elsewhere, Mark Rober: "Someone just said my name..."

[nudny_kanal]

*Coming to a staircase, Stanley walked upstairs to his boss's office*

[happysnail]

not only is he a great 3d modeler, but also the world's greatest ventriloquist

[pedrov.]

This guy is so powerful that he is able to talk without open his mouth, Whiles eating

[sinom]

2:00 i've actually been in a room like this. and ofc while you're in them they don't look special, but from a specific perspective it looks really trippy

[Sorenzo]

That dragon-dog thing is bloody eerie, like it's turning its head to look at you when you try to walk away.

[WeWynne]

Escher is probably my favorite artist and I love what you did in this. I also love your acting over your voice instead of talking to the camera. Such a great way to present your info uniquely. Sorry I'm 2 years late on seeing this. Been busy trying to grow my own channel while raising a family and navigating really rough times....etc etc.. life. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to more.

[lucasdicesaro]

2:11 I love that you included material from the educational/entertainment Paka Paka TV signal. An advertising-free TV signal for kids.

[tamago]

Alright I gotta climb those stairs for real man, make it happen 😂

[RapidScience]

Normal people when they see this illusion... "hey that's pretty cool!"

Jabrills "proceeds to make one" LOL! Great Job man :)

[gfickel]

This reminded me of the Lord of the Rings movies that used those illusions. I wonder how bad they would look if it was filmed in 3D since both cameras could not be on the perfect spot.

[cyberwolf]

Me:*watches*
My brain:*malfunctioning*

[goanywhere]

A great example of why perception and facts are different things. We live most of our lives by perceptions that we have come to trust. But facts don't care about how we feel or what we believe.