What is the meaning of the broom challenge in WeChat Moments? How did the NASA broom challenge become popular?

What is the NASA Broom Challenge? Recently, the NASA Broom Challenge has become very popular in WeChat Moments. People have posted photos of their brooms standing upright at home. Do you think it is interesting? Next, let's take a look at how the NASA Broom Challenge became popular. I hope it can help you.

What is the meaning of the broom challenge in the circle of friends

NASA said that today the Earth's gravity is at its lowest, and a broom can stand upright? Are all your friends posting photos of themselves standing up with brooms? However, NASA did not say what is special about the Earth's gravity today, and the broom standing upright has nothing to do with gravity. The so-called broom challenge is actually just a test of your ability and patience to find the center of gravity. Have you succeeded in the broom standing challenge?

How did the NASA broom challenge on WeChat become so popular?

NASA's broom-standing challenge has become popular on WeChat Moments. It is said that the reason is that NASA once said that the earth's gravity is the smallest on this day, so the broom can stand up. However, the truth is that the broom can stand up regardless of today's gravity. It can stand up every day as long as you find balance! Did your broom stand up?

Is NASA's broomstick challenge real?

I searched online for information related to "NASA brooms", but there were only messages on forums, and no official news from NASA. The broom is just a beautiful lie. Just have fun.

What do you think of NASA's broomstick challenge?

The principle behind a broom standing up is very simple: the broom has a low center of gravity, and most of the weight is concentrated on the broom head. As long as the broom is straight enough and placed on a flat surface, and the stiff bristles are spread out, the broom can stand up. The principle is the same as how a tripod can stand up, there's nothing special about it.

This trick first became popular on Facebook and Twitter. I don't know why it has become popular in China these days. Maybe everyone is too bored to stay at home... CNN once made a video to explain the principle: The video is from 2012. The highest resolution on YouTube is only 360P, which shows how old this trick is~