ferro fluid with brownian motion

The full clip of my experiments with ferro fluid filmed under a micoscope.

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Science & Technology

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• ferro
• fluid

[ferroflow]

Its certainly possable to pass a current through the fluid m must try it,

Having noticed the particules gigging around, it seems possable that a form of early life is cellular and that whether driven by brounian motion or condensation, act as an oxgen transoprt mecanism.

[djrice1988]

its fucking robot blood

[TheRealTRASHMASTERS]

This is great for horror movies

[metamaterial]

@nickrohn93 It's more, "If we run a current through it, we'll get vesicles!" Because it's those little bubbles in the aqueous phase that are the most interesting from the early-life standpoint, their sheltering confines and surface tension driven behavior make a plausible smooth transition between life and non-life.

[CollMomo1]

what is scary about this video is that it looks ALIVE !! 

[RobotBoy655]

Eeeew it looks terrifying D:

[Matrix29bear]

Organic maze creation.

[sharicasmi]

at 0:33 they hit the magnetic organism with something, and it freakin assimilates these two organic plant cells on the bottom left

[ghanz135]

Beautiful vid! Thank you!

[TheWadezig]

VIRUS !!!

[EdsEnemy]

@nickrohn93 it's a magnetic field, but yeah you're right and I was wrong, this guy is delusional if he still seriously thinks this way.

[nickrohn93]

@EdsEnemy How could a charged metal suspended in some high viscosity liquid, and with apparently only the introduction of electricity, cause self replicating constructs to emerge? "If we run a current through it, we'll get genes!"