Macro Footage Captures a Tiny Droplet Detaching from a Surface
This high-speed, macro-lens video captures the fluid dynamics of a liquid droplet as it separates from a needle tip and impacts a larger body of liquid. The footage highlights the precise moment of detachment, showing the droplet forming a perfect sphere before falling and creating a small splash upon contact with the surface below. The lighting creates a subtle rainbow-like refraction effect on the liquid's surface, emphasizing the tension and movement of the water. The clip provides a clear, detailed look at the physics of surface tension and droplet formation in slow motion.


every time the bubble join the water surface, the interior part of the surface should travel incredible fast... I wonder if that counts too as a singularity for the Navier-Stokes equation
I don’t know, looks a bit gay to me.
Does this also happen in vacuum? or is it an air thing, like with steel
The last djuii lacks its djiuu!
There was a lot of tension in this video...
Slomo guys on YT
this haircut is gonna take forever
Your group can try to assimilate but a small part will always refuse to do so and stays independent.
Everything reminds me of her
Final drop: "I must go, my people need me"