00:00The Roman Empire's deadliest stone thrower shatters enemy walls while threatening to
00:05crush its own crew instantly. How does a single wooden arm launch heavy boulders hundreds of
00:11yards without using standard tension springs or counterweights? Common sense says giant steel
00:18springs absorb the shock, but Roman engineers relied on massive twisted bundles of animal sinew.
00:24Torsion from tightly round tendon fibers stores brutal kinetic energy, creating a violent vertical
00:31recoil named after an angry donkey. This wild kick destroys targets instantly, proving why the
00:39Roman Empire's deadliest stone thrower shatters enemy walls while threatening to crush its own crew
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