The Do Nothing Machine
Lawrence Wahlstrom began work on his Do Nothing Machine in 1948. He kept working on it for over 15 years. As the name suggests, the machine did nothing. But it did nothing in an interesting way. He also called it a flying-saucer detector. It's currently on exhibit at the Miniature Engineering Craftsmanship Museum in Carlsbad, CA. Life - Apr 20, 1953 Brantford Expositor - Sep 16, 1954
Lawrence Wahlstrom began work on his Do Nothing Machine in 1948. He kept working on it for over 15 years.
As the name suggests, the machine did nothing. But it did nothing in an interesting way. He also called it a flying-saucer detector.
It's currently on exhibit at the Miniature Engineering Craftsmanship Museum in Carlsbad, CA.
As the name suggests, the machine did nothing. But it did nothing in an interesting way. He also called it a flying-saucer detector.
It's currently on exhibit at the Miniature Engineering Craftsmanship Museum in Carlsbad, CA.
Life - Apr 20, 1953
Brantford Expositor - Sep 16, 1954
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