Acoustic streaming and atomization in ULTRA SLOW MOTION

This is a high speed video of what is basically the inside of a humidifier. The jet of water shooting upward is caused by a phenomenon called acoustic streaming, and the ultrasonic waves passing through the water cause droplets to break free of the liquid surface causing the fog.

For more information and the thesis from which this video originated, please visit ultrasoundatomization.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• humidifier
• ultrasound
• atomization
• ultrasonic
• droplets
• waves
• water
• mythbusters

[E5P0RN]

that was the longest 3764 ten-thousandths of a second of my life ever

[Okarima7137]

@SNSD9AjumNy And if you look at the frame number, you notice the whole video is in less than a second O.o

[Agentoxedo07]

Holy-Terrorist:>*=* Ultrasonic vibration maked by aluminium, not platinum can make dihydrogen[H2] abd hydrogen peroxide[H2O2] gaz of 2xH2O + ultrasonic vibration of Al = H2 + H2O2

I speaking french and little english.

[mebeamber]

Whoa! 1:02, who sees the baby?!?!

[LoleBandit]

the water. looks like fire.

[TacoChino]

So is this what direct injection looks like in a direct injected motor?

[MikeBarton7891]

@wd40rg @Breakneckhydra1 I love when two random people that dont know each other get into fights on youtube for no reason hahaha!

[wd40rg]

@Breakneckhydra1 and your a FUCKING BITCH . because I will BEAT your ass . you sitting behind a screen talking shit and sound doesnt mean from whats going on in the video it could be talking or music or something . but stay behing computer . Before you become a youtube video "Nerd gets ass whooped in ULTRA SLOW MOTION"

[leerees]

@ItsSteveTre In smaller brains there is less distances for the chemical signals to travel, thus less latency. I believe perception of time is directly related to the speed at which your brain processes your senses. To a fly we are all moving in slow motion that's why it's so easy for them to dodge us.

[ItsSteveTre]

@ItsSteveTre I say 30x bigger because the gravity would be 30x more than the earth's. Hence, the stronger skeletons.

[ItsSteveTre]

Late night speculation here, but do you think it's possible that an organism exists some where in the universe that can process information as quickly as this video? Think about it. If there was a planet that was habitable 30x bigger than the earth, the lifeforms on it would have to have much stronger skeletons and muscles, and might even perceive things more quickly or slowly than we do.