New Coding Challenge - Lorenz Chaotic Waterwheel

Here is a suggestion for a new CC which may be interesting for the community.

Lorenz Chaotic Waterwheel:
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Some real-world examples of the waterwheel can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhOBibeW5J0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51FgNhrS6jg

The waterwheel is interesting for the following reasons:
-deals with physics-based rotational motion with torque instead of Newtonian force
-each shovel (or cup/bucket) has a hole at their bottom) causing a variation of the total torque applied to the wheel. The droplets from the leaking shovels may also (by gravitation) fall into the shovels beneath them. The end result should be a time-varying (unpredictable or chaotic) angular velocity of the wheel.

Hope to see a 2-d example (in p5.js) of the waterwheel as a coding challenge in the near future. Maybe Matter.js could be used for the collision detection between the droplets and shovels...

Keep up the good work Daniel!

Jari Repo
University West, Sweden