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Water Balloon to the Face Before he filmed this, Jeff thought he could take a water balloon to the face without thinking. (Nope!) | Time Warp | 01:35 | October 21, 2008 | 70285 |
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Straight-On Sneeze This sneeze is visible because it contains dye that fluoresces under ultraviolet light. The sneeze propels the liquid from the sneezer's mouth toward the camera. | Time Warp | 00:14 | May 14, 2009 | 50111 |
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Jeff Lieberman Punched This punch to Jeff Lieberman's jaw doesn't lead to a knockout -- but it does cause him to spray a mouthful of water into fine droplets. | Time Warp | 00:13 | May 29, 2009 | 85074 |
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Water Droplet A water droplet falls as a sphere because of surface tension. That same tension can keep it from breaking and even allow it to bounce off a miniscule layer of air. | Time Warp | 00:32 | May 26, 2009 | 104664 |
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Tased Man Taser instructor Lt. Todd Faulkner withstands 400 volts of electricity courtesy of the gun's electrified probes. (DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!) | Time Warp | 02:34 | February 05, 2009 | 45128 |
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Rattlesnake Strike A western diamondback rattler strikes at the camera lens, moving at a speed of 15 feet per second and trailing drops of venom. | Time Warp | 00:59 | May 12, 2009 | 27682 |
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Blowing on Bubble A bubble's wall is made out of a layer of water held in place by surfactant, a material (such as dish soap) that lowers the surface tension of liquids. | Time Warp | 00:38 | October 01, 2008 | 24803 |
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Soap in Microwave Inside soap there are tiny air bubbles; the microwave heats those up, expanding the vapors inside. | Time Warp | 01:14 | April 20, 2009 | 23072 |
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Straight Razor The sharp edge of a traditional straight razor cuts hair above the surface of the skin. Holding the blade at the correct angle keeps it from cutting the skin as well. | Time Warp | 01:41 | May 14, 2009 | 46532 |
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Water naturally falls as an aerodynamic sphere, but this 100-gallon water balloon didn't have time to resume that shape before crashing to the ground.
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Water Balloon Explosion Water naturally falls as an aerodynamic sphere, but this 100-gallon water balloon didn't have time to resume that shape before crashing to the ground. | Time Warp | 02:42 | April 06, 2009 | 38025 |
Video Added: October 21, 2008
Views: 70285
Runtime: 01:35
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