How to pronounce “buckminster” in English

Buckminster Fuller had many ways over his lifetime that he applied his key invention,

And Buckminster Fuller, great thinker, talked about that all systems that are true and organized are mutually accommodating.

The buckminsterfullerenes. These are spheres of carbon.

Architecture with Buckminster Fuller.

My favorite is the Buckminster Fuller domes because when I was growing up, every hippie had one and lived in them and did neat things in them.

And she also talked a lot about Buckminster Fuller and tensegrity.

Which with a couple different cookies is the Buckminster Fuller, or the Mintimalism, as I mentioned, is the punny name for that one.

And it has a Buckminster Fuller-like geodesic dome kind of structure in the back.

To me this data park becomes a way in which to take the spirit of Buckminster Fuller and this idea that we need to understand the world through pattern recognition but it has to

This architectural principle is called tensional integrity, or as Buckminster Fuller called it, tensegrity.

And there are evidence of a very interesting intellect, Buckminster Fuller, who was a really exciting guy-- crazy but interesting.

that he was a Nobel Prize winner at Rice University who got the Nobel Prize for discovering Buckminster ferine or the Bucky Balls

That's a dome designed by Buckminster Fuller.

And this is a gigantic geodesic dome, glittering gold, created by Buckminster Fuller with seven TV screens, each showing a different still image created

a long history, standing on the shoulders of giants, previously, Buckminster Fuller would be one of them, about looking holistically at the design of a city, doing everything

Take soot-- if you take soot, you'll find out, in the soot are molecules called carbon 60, we now call Buckminsterfullerene, which