One of Peter Hudson's creations of this type is a seven ton structure that includes a rowing skeleton.
One of Peter Hudson's creations of this type is a seven ton structure that includes a rowing skeleton. That  construct of this type is Charon. Bill Brand created a modern version of this device in the abandoned Myrtle  Avenue subway station in NYC.  This device was invented by the creator of a method for iteratively evaluating a  polynomial that only requires n addition and n multiplication steps for a polynomial of degree n. Charles Reynaud  improved upon this device by adding arranged mirrors. This entertainment device was invented by William Horner  who originally called it the daedalum, or Devil's wheel. This device consisted of a movable drum with slits  positioned around the exterior. Unlike a device invented by Eadweard Muybridge, it did not project images. For 10  points, name this 19th century "wheel of life" that would display primitive animation by means of a spinning strip.
One of Peter Hudson's creations of this type is a seven ton structure that includes a rowing skeleton.
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