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This is cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRbHDtPbHe0
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Neat slow motion video of laser hitting water drop
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Wasn't that an ink drop? Very neat seeing water wouldn't react like that.
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I wonder why this thread was moved to off-topic/other - it IS related to lasers?!
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Haha, so cool to see that video here too! Love the "Yay XKCD", cause when I was at XKCD I was going "Yay POF!".
That's one of the research groups at my uni. I'm actually (duh) in the optics area whereas they're in the Physics Of Fluids (see where they got their acronym?) but it's still cool to see the result spread like this
That's one of the research groups at my uni. I'm actually (duh) in the optics area whereas they're in the Physics Of Fluids (see where they got their acronym?) but it's still cool to see the result spread like this
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I found it to be very clearly presented, the images are also amazingly crisp considering they have an effective frame rate of 10 million FPS!
It's was interesting to see the drop propelled by the laser and plasma produced by it. I wonder how powerful the laser is?
It's was interesting to see the drop propelled by the laser and plasma produced by it. I wonder how powerful the laser is?
