Waterdrop at 10,000 Frames-Per-Second [Video]
by James Plafke | 1:31 pm, December 13th, 2010
This is what a waterdrop dropped onto water looks like when filmed at 10,000 frames-per-second. It behaves similar to a bouncy ball, called the coalescence cascade, in that the droplet dumps about half of its water into the pool of water below, then bounces back up into the air, and repeats until there’s nothing left.
(via Best of YouTube)













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