The Nature of Glass Remains Anything but Clear

[clemstevenson]

Note the Duracell battery at bottom-left. What happens if you reverse the polarity?

[jamesdc60]

So basically what we are saying here, is that liquid and solid, is a matter of time perception? That heat just speeds things up and that without the human element of observation during a certain amount of time, glasses are just extremely slow moving liquids? WICKED!!! Its wild to think about, that everything we make out of glass could, in theory, eventually end up as a puddle. I wonder what else that could apply to...

[lochdhu]

I think i saw it move.

[TsukiRockerBoy]

@lochdhu Penis

[95Megumi]

@lochdhu it's an image... it wasn't recorded as a moving video..... you wouldn't see it move anyway

[Delishful]

Is anybody taking timelapse pics of the pitch so that a drop can be watched in fastforward motion?

[hyunchoi98]

@Delishful no one has ever witnessed it drop i think.

but there is a webcam set up.

[Delishful]

@hyunchoi98 Would be nice if someone took timelapse pics so that we could all witness it progressing for the first time in history. Although it wouldn't be firsthand it would be a cool documentation of it to have.

[cagedanimal3]

@Delishful : dude wed have 2 have someone take pics from when they were born till theyre about... 90

XD

[Delishful]

@cagedanimal3 The sooner it is started the better :)

[micolich]

Nice job Ben.

[kedmond]

Great video/interview. Thanks!

[cenghermihai23]

Hi Ben

Just enjoyed learning about glass. You pitched your talk just right!! Hope you are OK . Loved your English accent!

Love ANnie and David