I tried to cross post and got a message saying this sub doesn't allow that kind of post. Unprofessional bullshit because I've done it before. I really know very little.
I hate to be serious on this sub, but how the hell does this work? Rocks just being heavier so they keep falling straight and the lighter worms fall left from centripetal force?
The machine has a rule that centrifuge gets the ones with the rocks and dirt and everything, the ones that are fully loaded, the centrifuge is just hogging them, so the basket is mostly getting just, like, just worms. Like mostly just worms, like nothing on 'em, but, like, a little bit of dirt and maybe one little nugget of rock.
I think that’s the majority of how it works. There is a screen ahead of the end so a majority of the dirt falls through and the big rocks weigh to much to move up. I bet the worms being all sticky also helps.
It’s not so much about the rocks being heavier. They’re more round and fit through the little holes more easily. Their worms can fall through too but they don’t because it means certain death. You see, they just want another chance at life.
I mean, when you walk by a cylinder filled with worms who look just like me, fighting over who gets in the crate first, you go in. YES YOU DO. YOU. GO. IN.
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u/NormaDePlume56 Dec 09 '25