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Rube Goldberg machines take a ridiculously complicated route from A to B, so if you think about it, the creation of the universe is kind of like a massive Rube Goldberg machine. They’re working in tight quarters, so any wrong movement could have set the machine off, ruining all that hard work. In fact, we’d say of all the entries on this list, this one seems most difficult to build. The design is ridiculously compact and it’s clear this thing took a lot of work.

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It’s also a nice touch that they don’t keep the professional quality picture, they keep the instant one, giving it a bit more of a personal touch.įeatured in the documentary “Mousetrap to Mars,” this Rube Goldberg machine is made up of tons of old toys like an Operation board game, a train set, and tons of other stuff you probably played with as a kid. It starts with a FujiFilm instant camera, and ends with a traditional DSLR. The photograph bookends of the machine are what win us over.

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This one’s great because it looks like it came in the middle of their Diet Coke and Mentos obsession, so they make plenty of us of that, plus they abuse Buster the Crash Test Dummy at the end, solidifying it as a classic Mythbusters moment.Īs kids we secretly suspected there was really a guy with a camera inside of the photo booth… or an elaborate device like the one in this video. When the Mythbusters do something, they do it big, and Rube Goldberg machines are no exception.

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Sure, the music’s good too, but people are far more likely to remember your band being shot in the face with paint after a convoluted series of intricate machines. It’s in line with what we expect from OK Go at this point, as the band made a name for itself mostly through its music video antics. And they don’t get much more over the top than this music video by OK Go which features a moving car and a falling piano. When it comes to Rube Goldberg machines, the more over the top the better. It’s likely that it you asked us to put it back together we’d end up with something that looked closer to this Rube Goldberg machine by Honda than a functional car. We’re no grease monkeys, so if someone took apart a car and laid out all of the parts in front of us we couldn’t say for sure what they all do. By the time he’s done reading a page, the machine turns it for him. In order to start the crazy chain reaction, Herscher takes a sip of his coffee while he reads the paper. Part of the brilliance behind The Page Turner by Brooklyn-based artist Joseph Herscher is the fact that it’s set off in a completely natural way. Check out some of the best Rube Goldberg machines ever posted on the internet. Plus, they’re really fun to watch when you’re not sober. They require a level of skill and patience we doubt we’ll ever posses and they’re the ultimate expression of doing something just because you can, as the trademark of the machine is using complication to complete a simple task. We normally like to keep things simple and do things the easy way, but we’re completely fascinated by Rube Goldberg machines.

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