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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Time Warp (12:08)
The TIME WARP team explores the world of car crushers, lumberjacking and skateboarding -- all in super slow-motion.
Time Warp (10:39)
Check out how the body reacts to punching and hitting by watching it in slow motion!
Time Warp (14:36)
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.
Time Warp (12:22)
Watch Time Warp's most unbelievable super slow motion clips!
Time Warp (01:05)
Time Warp shows you what's REALLY going on when a face is punched or a dog drinks.
Time Warp (01:54)
The fire-breathing bikini babes of Fuel Girls give new meaning to the phrase "hot chicks."
Time Warp (01:39)
Watch what damage results when a pile of bricks falls onto a car roof at 30 mph.
Time Warp (01:34)
High-speed cameras catch this amazing pseudo-weapon -- made from a series of magnets -- in action.
Time Warp (00:32)
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 (01:35)
Before he filmed this, Jeff thought he could take a water balloon to the face without thinking. (Nope!)
Time Warp (00:13)
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 (01:50)
Skateboard legend Danny Way shows the Time Warp cameras his "crazy" pyramid transfer trick.
Time Warp (01:43)
The Blue Man Group try their hand at home decorating. All they need is a catapult, a studio and a semi-unlimited budget.
Time Warp (00:14)
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 (01:41)
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 (02:34)
Taser instructor Lt. Todd Faulkner withstands 400 volts of electricity courtesy of the gun's electrified probes. (DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!)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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