Pixel Isaac Newton wants to prove a point about gravity, and he has decided to prove it the hard way. The plan, scribbled across the top of his notes as Gravity Tower, is to build the tallest tower in the county out of whatever is lying around the farm: crates of apples, his heaviest books, a couple of telescopes and the glass prisms from his desk.
Each piece slides in above the pile and has to land exactly right. Nothing gets trimmed, but a piece that leans too far past the one below simply tips over. Stack high enough and the orchard drops away, the sun sets and the moon and stars come out to watch. Gravity always wins in the end, but how long can you hold it off?
