Maxwell Torpedo Puzzle

Sign up for the free Grand Illusions newsletter, at http://conta.cc/3dplns1 _______________________________________________________________________ The Maxwell Torpedo Puzzle was a present Tim received from the late Gary Foshee, a famous collector and designer of puzzles. A collection of apparently random pieces, and the instructions are simply together and make a torpedo with a high speed spinning propeller. Tim demonstrates how it is done... BTW Gary gave a talk at a Gathering for Gardner convention back in 2010. It consisted of only three sentences - 'I have two children. One is a boy born on a Tuesday. What is the probability I have two boys?' If you want to know the (very unexpected) answer - see this article in New Scientist - https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18950-magic-numbers-a-meeting-of-mathemagical-tricksters/ A deck of cards from Texas - clearly this deck got caught in a gunfight, and the cards all have bullet holes in them! A battery powered necklace that lights up - Tim is always at the cutting edge of fashion... Weird rubber sea urchins... Finally from a studio in London, a series of silhouettes that are created by what seems to be just a random pile of rubbish!