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When a GyroSphere is rolling around in the forest, how does the glass stay clean? Is there even a theory as to how this thing works without getting all mud-streaked and grass-stained?
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This is one of those classic 'there's no way that spaceship could fit through there' questions!
Dinosaurs running wild!? No problem.
But HOW DO they keep that glass clean? 
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I think the spotless glass rolling around in the dirt makes it look fake, like it can only be CGI. It takes me out of the film.
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I think the spotless glass rolling around in the dirt makes it look fake, like it can only be CGI. It takes me out of the film.ap, I thought it was one of the best, most realistic sequences in the film
Check out the claw puncturing the glass!
brm
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I thought it was one of the best, most realistic sequences in the film
Check out the claw puncturing the glass!
brm
On that point, I thought glass that can stop a 50 caliber bullet ought to stop the average Indominus rex claw with ease.
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Wouldn't a super-phobic surface have low (or no) friction, so dirt would fall right off? But the ball itself is the vehicle's wheel, which needs traction to make it go.
Another thing is that the ball appears to be sealed up all around. How do they manage to ventilate it, let alone keep it cool against the greenhouse effect?
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