Why spaghetti does not break in half?
What interests us about this is not that there is an answer to
the problem but that a curious mind latched onto it and developed a
theory. So try a little experiment: take a dry spaghetti, and bend
it until it cracks. How many pieces do you think you'll get? Two?
Wrong. An uncooked spaghetti can break into three, seven or even
ten pieces, but rarely two. It's even rumored that Nobel laureate
and physicist Professor Richard Feynman has used lots of pasta to
solve this mystery.
i din relli take note but i think it is like tt
it does not break, it shatters...... sorta.....
if u look closely at a spag, there are specks
cant sure what ingredient tt is or how they are formed like tt
during manufacturing process but it could cause the force to be
unevenly distributed and break into many pieces
idunnowhatthehelliamsaying
