Shake tables are way more complex than I thought @TomScottGo
Shake tables are way more complex than I thought  @TomScottGo
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the University of California San Diego, there's the Shake Table: an earthquake simulator with the heaviest payload capacity in the world. β–  More about the table: https://nheri.ucsd.edu/ and the building: http://nheritallwood.mines.edu/

With thanks to everyone at UCSD, including Shiling Pei and Ioana Patringenaru
Camera: Mark Liu and David Baillot
Editor: Michelle Martin youtube.com/@OnTheCrux

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