When a moving object decelerates or stops, there is either internal or external force to make it happen. Watching a decelerating object can make us simulate the feeling of moving our own body in a simlar speed.
| Object movements
| Kinesthetic representation
kinesthetic representation
Sliding door in a supermarket
The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels.
Balance Machine
The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels. The sharp pivoting point of the machine reminds me of the feeling of standing and balancing on the heels.
kinesthetic representation
Ticket barriers in London Underground stations
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kinesthetic representation
Shishi-odoshi in Shisendo Temple
Puwants Dahlia is an artificial water plant which stands using the buoyancy of air stuck in the flower. The air is supplied through the stem made of a plastic tube. When the air goes out from the tiny hole on top of the flower, the plant loses buoyancy and consequently its balance momentarily.