Maybe not ever. But you know.
Discuss.
That is pretty damn awesome.
A few of my friends and my physics teacher and I set up a similar experiment using a burette and a stroboscope. The strobe had a frequency dial on it, and so, by manipulating the rate at which water came out of the burette and by manipulating the frequency of the strobe, we could easily produce a similar effect. It was inbelieveably rad to be able to manually splash a drop that was frozen in mid-air, and then un-splash it. We could effectively "control the flow of time" by turning the dial on the stroboscope or the tap on the burette. It was splendid.
I was expecting lesbians, but this is cool too.
Haha. I am sure that's exactly what Breaker had in mind.
Beldaran, you rapidly alternate between being my hero and being my arch-nemesis. Right now you're my hero.
Calibrating the drops must have been a bitch and a half.
Kind of reminds me of this (scroll down).
That's definitly cool, though the occasional mis-time of the drops/flash breaks the illusion. Still, the fact that somone actually came up with this is pretty neat
mikeron wrote:Calibrating the drops must have been a bitch and a half.
It's not that bad, really. You just set the burette's tap and then tune the frequency of the stroboscope until it syncs up. It's not very hard.
Ausome
Jigsaw wrote:Ausome
What he said.
goKi wrote:What he said.
oh man. good times.
shit...
that's quite impressive
lol goKi
Glitch wrote:oh man. good times.
Indeed good times.