Drop Of Water In Slow Motion

[camilacachito2929]

i want to see it even more slower

[AbleKenivile]

wow they really do have videos for everything

[lolitarose111]

1 person tried this , but wasn't quick enough to see the water bounce!

[egyfligher]

watch out tsunamiiii :D lol

[Austendude2]

That's pretty awesome.

[ike1452]

This is fluid dynamics, and there is always a drop k falls into the water or when it rains. One drop does not bind directly to the water surface because between the droplet and the surface is a thin layer of air. When air moves, the first portion of water is diluted with siuperficie, bouncing to a smaller portion of the energy and the air released from the previous one, until it finishes blend with any surface water

[Gourmeticainsularis1]

@ike1452 Thanks for that. i like cool pieces of scientific info. Im not being sarcastic BTW

[DeathRiser17]

NOOOOO!! ONE DISLIKE!!??? HOW CAN SOMEONE HATE THIS!!!!! KEEP THE LIKES BAR GROWING!!!!! NOT DYING!!!!

[SuperGloogle]

we did this with coffee

[uiki1995]

beautiful

[gobboee]

Wow that's best!!

[Yoyidhun]

When I see this, I want to play pang. LOL

[CommanderDrift]

Uhh...... snotr?

[Serasia]

Wow. In normal speed I only saw it skitter across the surface a bit, but certainly nothing as detailed as it was in slow motion! It's like art. That's way cool.

[buddies45]

it happens everytime but its so fast that we barely notice it and we only see it fall then thats it.

[GooseIsI]

THIS SHOULD HAVE WAY MORE VIEWS, SCIENCE IS NASTEE

[007NARAYANA1]

amazing



[woobiwoodpecker1]

i started his in my scienist class

[ralphyy1234]

Well, water isn't very cohesive for nothing, you know.

[stevstot]

I tried doing this and I didn't see this happen really cool when it's in slow motion though

[lewxx]

no it doesnt happen every time!

[grometmate]

really cool

[totetoBT]

time warp

[Beardman29]

Amazingly cool!