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Time Warp: Water
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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.
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 100928 -
Before he filmed this, Jeff thought he could take a water balloon to the face without thinking. (Nope!)
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 69221 -
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.
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 37652 -
If you drop a ball into water, it will displace water and make a splash. But the displacement doesn't stop at the surface -- it continues all the way to the bottom.
Ball Plop If you drop a ball into water, it will displace water and make a splash. But the displacement doesn't stop at the surface -- it continues all the way to the bottom. Time Warp 00:57 May 26, 2009 7920 -
When a dog drops into water, its body displaces lots of water, which breaks up into a variety of spheres because of surface tension.
Waterlogged Dog When a dog drops into water, its body displaces lots of water, which breaks up into a variety of spheres because of surface tension. Time Warp 01:08 May 26, 2009 6526 -
Oil and water don't mix because water's polar molecules don't adhere easily to oil's nonpolar molecules. Since oil is less dense than water, it rises to the top.
Oil and Water Oil and water don't mix because water's polar molecules don't adhere easily to oil's nonpolar molecules. Since oil is less dense than water, it rises to the top. Time Warp 01:01 May 26, 2009 11019 -
To make a high dive into a kiddie pool, diver Darren Taylor moves his hands to both protect his face and change his downward motion into forward motion.
Professor Splash To make a high dive into a kiddie pool, diver Darren Taylor moves his hands to both protect his face and change his downward motion into forward motion. Time Warp 01:16 May 05, 2009 28621 -
Dumping sugar into super-heated water can have explosive results. Do NOT try this at home -- seriously.
Exploding Water Dumping sugar into super-heated water can have explosive results. Do NOT try this at home -- seriously. Time Warp 01:46 October 06, 2009 11139 -
Get a quick lesson in "Fluid Dynamics," the science that deals with how liquids and gases flow. High-speed cameras capture the dramatics of water in slow motion.
Big Splashes Get a quick lesson in "Fluid Dynamics," the science that deals with how liquids and gases flow. High-speed cameras capture the dramatics of water in slow motion. Time Warp 01:35 October 06, 2009 6257 -
When a stream of water hits an obstacle, surface tension causes it to break into spheres of varying sizes.
Water Stream When a stream of water hits an obstacle, surface tension causes it to break into spheres of varying sizes. Time Warp 00:31 May 27, 2009 4596 -
A rocket moves according to Newton's third law of motion: for every action there's a reaction. In this case, pressurized air pushes past water on its way out into the less compressed atmosphere. Pushing water in one direction makes the rocket mov ...
Water Rocket A rocket moves according to Newton's third law of motion: for every action there's a reaction. In this case, pressurized air pushes past water on its way out into the less compressed atmosphere. Pushing water in one direction makes the rocket mov ... Time Warp 00:19 April 16, 2009 11625
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- Time Warp: Water
- Watch splashes, spills, and droplets in super slow motion!
- List Added: October 12, 2009
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- Time Warp: 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.
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Video Added: May 26, 2009
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