Follow on Twitter! -https://twitter.com/#!/GavinFree Watch this one in HD! The slow mo guys are well aware that water balloons are always good in slow motion. In this video, Gav and crew try (and fail many times) to pop a 6ft giant red balloon. Slow motion is between 2500fps and 1000fps. Balloon bought from http://giantballoons.co.uk/ Download video HERE!!!
Gav and Dan are in the GE lab using nanotechnology to show you cool liquid physics at 2500fps. The first experiment shows a superhydrophobic surface that GE has been working on. Surfaces like this can be useful in aviation and wind power to reduce ice build-up or for self-cleaning applications. The surface traps a layer of air using its nanoscopic structure, which prevents water from sticking.The second experiment also demonstrates how the nanoscale differs from the macroscale, this time with iron filings. Iron filings at the macroscale can be easily distinguished from the liquid they are in. When reduced to the nanoscale, magnetic nanoparticles can behave like a liquid magnet. Gav and Dan demonstrate this by showing magnetic liquid flowing upwards against gravity towards a magnet. Links to GE's videos:MEMS - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PSdWS...Cold Spray - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AdKVT... Follow Gav on Twitter - https://twitter.com/gavinfreeFollow Dan on Twitter - https://twitter.com/danielgruchy
Super Hydrophobic Surface and Magnetic Liquid - The Slow Mo GuysFilmed on a Phantom Flex at 2500fps
In the slowest video they have ever done, Gav and Dan slow down the moment a bubble pops by over 700 times. This is the first time we've used the Phantom v1610 which shoots at 18,000fps at 720p. This camera is absolutely mental!Follow Gav on Twitter - https://twitter.com/GavinFreeFollow Dan on Twitter - https://twitter.com/DanielGruchy Bubble bursting at 18,000fps - The Slow Mo Guys
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