I just saw this on Reddit and thought it was too cool not to share.
If you stare at this long enough, you achieve a higher level of consciousness.
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I just saw this on Reddit and thought it was too cool not to share.
If you stare at this long enough, you achieve a higher level of consciousness.
Comments are closed.
Water in spaaaaaaccccceeeeee….
too cool-thanks.
That’s a fascinating video!
Have you ever heard of Snowflake Benthley? Wilson Alwyn (Snowflake) Bentley was the first person to make a photomicrograph of a snow crystal (snowflake) in 1885.
http://www.bentley.sciencebuff.org/index.htm
You can see images of the snowflake pictures Bentley took at the Bentley Snow Crystal Collection of the Buffalo Museum of Science.
http://www.bentley.sciencebuff.org/collection.asp
An award-winning children’s book about Snowflake Bentley was published in 1998. It was written by Jacqueline Briggs Martin and illustrated by Mary Azarian. I had never heard of Bentley before I read that book. One can learn much from reading quality nonfiction children’s books.
Some amazing photos of water drops can be seen at http://www.liquidsculpture.com/fine_art/index.htm
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reminds me of Terminator 2
WG
Thanks.
Wow from watching the first one, I got up to go to the lobby to get some more seven-up and popcorn.
This home video was probably inspired by the Discovery Channel show “Time Warp” from which the clip of the water droplet came. It shows a common house cat drinking water in slow motion and reveals that, contrary to what our real time senses tell us, cats and many other small mammals do not lap up water or milk with the top of their tongues, as most people assume, but rather scoop up liquids with the bottom. Neat stuff.