The 3d printed nylon polymer lamp designed by Dr. Margot
Krasojević is suspended by a spindle whereby it’s weight and
form contribute to the angular momentum vector as it spins along
its axis of rotation; it is affected by minor environmental
changes such as temperature and air currents which rotate the
light along its path of velocity. The light has a motion sensor
diode clamped between both suspended 3d printed sections which
powers the battery lighting the LED when in motion. As a result
of it’s form, the light speeds up tremendously due to it’s
conservation of angular momentum, the form of the light reduces
it’s rotational inertia affecting it’s rotational speed which
must increase to maintain constant angular momentum resulting in
a brighter light. The light has been influenced by the physics
behind ice skater spinning/a spinning top.  The light weighs
145g, the material is a nylon polymer but also available in a
lightweight polished white ceramic glaze which does not have as
much resistance to move as a