Snowball Rolling Downhill Forms a Giant Wheel

This person wanted to see if it was possible to make a giant snowball, like the ones seen in cartoons, by making a heavy snowball roll down a snowy slope. As he let go of the snowball, it started to form a giant wheel instead before crashing at the bottom of the hill.
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[@BoringFlightVids]

And thus. The wheel was discovered.

[@geoffreygill5849]

now this is some underrated content. it is what it says it is, nothing less, nothing more. beautiful wheel

[@ricksanchez538]

My dad used to make dozens of snow wheels and freeze them until the summer and then he would throw them into the pool. Super common in NJ.

[@tank618]

That’s sNOw wheel!

[@garyhomanick6129]

No clickbait, just the content that was promised… You are worthy. 🏆

[@haloadic2424]

The first cave man who saw this:
o_0

[@manda3dprojects966]

Cylinder in nature doesn't exist.

[@rxc640]

Nice, mine stayed the same size!

[@bugtalk84]

Very interesting, I didn't know this could happen with a snowball.

[@go_eat_tangerines]

I’m gonna try this irl now :0

[@eric81872]

Thank you for the video! ☺ • 👍 ♥

[@lauradjdkdh8016]

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[@bryanseare2704]

this should be featored on daily dose of internet

[@3DEditor]

It actually works, not just in cartoons.

[@susanw1]

Kind of, not really - I tried this a few times but a) yes, you get a big fragile wheel, not a ball, for obvs reasons, and b) any bumps in the rim gather more snow, and cavities gather less, so they become less round, cam-shaped, and start bumping along badly - and then fragment. They didn't go very far. The video here is the best I've ever seen, brilliant!