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Time Warp: Mind Bending Motion
Time Warp shows you what's REALLY going on when a face is punched or a dog drinks.
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Jeff, Matt, and the Time Warp cameras capture Human Crash Test Dummy, Rusty Haight, as crashes his car for science. Later, two young archers take their best shot William Tell style.
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The Time Warp team reveal the secrets behind a samurai swordsman's lethal blow, a pool pro's moves, and the innerworkings of a hummingbird.
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See the disasterous results of throwing water on a grease fire, the explosive power of dry ice, the wonders of soap bubbles, and how to successfully do a tablecloth pull trick.
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This episode features the Fuel Girls' fiery breath, skateboard champion Greg Lutzka's killer kick flips, and Russ Byars' world record winning stone-skipping technique.
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The TIME WARP team explores the world of car crushers, lumberjacking and skateboarding -- all in super slow-motion.
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Check out how the body reacts to punching and hitting by watching it in slow motion!
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The TIME WARP team meets up with the Blue Man Group and also explores the science of propellers, big bangs and viewer requests -- all in super slow-motion.
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Mind-Bending MotionTime Warp shows you what's REALLY going on when a face is punched or a dog drinks.Time Warp (01:05)
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Water DropletA 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)
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Machine GunThis machine gun uses a belt feeding system to control the flow of ammunition. After the bolt fires a round and moves out of the way, a new round moves into place.Time Warp (01:03)
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Tiger Leap Close UpA tiger leaps up onto a platform, using exactly the amount of energy it needs to reach the platform and extending its claws as brakes.Time Warp (00:41)
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Toilet FlushWith the help of a little dry ice, you can see a toilet plume -- the dispersion of water and waste that becomes airborne every time you flush.Time Warp (00:14)
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Jumping RopeJumping rope is a lesson in coordination and timing, whatever the skill level. The key: short, quick contact with the floor, staying light on the balls of the feet.Time Warp (00:42)
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Roast Chicken CarnageWatch a propeller totally annihilate a roast chicken, in slow motion.Time Warp (01:38)
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Jeff Lieberman PunchedThis 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)
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Straight-On SneezeThis 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)
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Water Balloon to the FaceBefore he filmed this, Jeff thought he could take a water balloon to the face without thinking. (Nope!)Time Warp (01:35)
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Non-Newtonian FluidAt rest, this mixture of cornstarch and water acts like a liquid. But hit the surface just so and the cornstarch particles bunch together, creating a temporary solid.Time Warp (00:48)
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Jumping Rope 2During jump rope exercise, muscles are continually contracting and relaxing. The exertion is doubly pronounced here, where each hop happens twice consecutively.Time Warp (02:13)
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See Time Warp's Jeff Lieberman and Matt Kearney use the power of camera technology to reveal the world in astonishing new ways. By filming some everyday actions (i.e. dog drinking, bee flying, etc) Matt and Jeff show how some ordinary motions can be seen as extraordinary. Their high-tech super slow-motion cameras capture and radically change the lens of time.
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