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Bouncing Water Droplets Captured By High-Speed Camera (VIDEO)

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

So what really happens when a drop of water falls?

It might look like it passes directly into the liquid below, but seen through a high-speed camera, it becomes clear that something else surprising actually takes place: the droplet bounces.

See for yourself (and find out why) in the video below, which captures a falling droplet of water shot at 2,000 frames per second, and slowed down to one-sixty-seventh of the original speed.


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So what really happens when a drop of water falls? It might look like it passes directly into the liquid below, but seen through a high-speed camera, it becomes clear that something else surprisin...
So what really happens when a drop of water falls? It might look like it passes directly into the liquid below, but seen through a high-speed camera, it becomes clear that something else surprisin...
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