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" Previous Video 88% Next Video Views: 309,288 Tags: Slow Motion, Water Short URL: 4576Share More Videos "Wellll OBVIOUSLY we have a rapist!" The Tortoise Dance Genius Goal Quick Change Artists Boyz II Men performs Goo Goo Doll's 'Iris' Guy recaps 35 years of his life Massive building demolition Baby Preacher DISQUS... Like Dislike * 4 people liked this. Community Disqus * Login * About Disqus Glad you liked it. Would you like to share? Facebook Twitter * Share * No thanks Sharing this page … Thanks! Close Showing 11 comments Sort by Subscribe by email Subscribe by RSS * 3ji4gneirg [Moderator] 6 months ago too bad this show fucking sucked. these god damn retards running around doing shit with a high speed camera.. it's written as if the audience is a group of 4th graders. make a high speed video of you trying to fit a whole live grenade in your mouths.. then maybe i'll watch. Flag 18 people liked this. Like Reply Reply * TitsOrGTFO [Moderator] 6 months ago You can see this happen if you piss in the shower, little water balls will roll across the top of the water, and they'll be piss colored! Flag Jon Davis and 12 more liked this Like Reply Reply * Joe The Videographer [Moderator] 4 months ago A shame that some dimwitted and rather vulgar children seem compelled to comment on every post. Personally, I enjoy this show. Specialized film cameras could do this for years, but they were very expensive to own and operate. Technology now makes it much easier. The pioneer of the high speed film cameras was Harold Edgerton. Well worth a look if you have the time. Flag Jon Davis and 2 more liked this Like Reply Reply * Baldev Barha [Moderator] 6 months ago Looks amazing at 2000 FPS. Try it with hot water drops dropping into cold water. You will actually see the spherical water drops floa

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"The Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) is a consortium of 12 natural history and botanical libraries that cooperate to digitize and make accessible the legacy literature of biodiversity held in their collections and to make that literature available for open access and responsible use as a part of a global "biodiversity commons." "

"Google Earth Engine brings together the world's satellite imagery - trillions of scientific measurements dating back almost 40 years - and makes it available online with tools for scientists, independent researchers, and nations to mine this massive warehouse of data to detect changes, map trends and quantify differences on the Earth's surface. Applications include: detecting deforestation, classifying land cover, estimating forest biomass and carbon, and mapping the world's roadless areas."

Science is awesome. Food is awesome. Blending the two together rocks faces off. Teachers and parents looking for some projects to introduce their students to the basic principles of chemistry, physics, biology and more can easily turn to the kitchen for inspiration. The following experiments vary when it comes to materials, difficulty levels and cost, so read them over thoroughly before making any commitments. Always practice proper safety precautions as well, most especially when tooling around with fire and acids and other lovely things.

"Cambridge University Library is pleased to present the first items in its Foundations of Science collection: a selection from the Papers of Sir Isaac Newton. The Library holds the most important and substantial collection of Newton's scientific and mathematical manuscripts and over the next few months we intend to make most of our Newton papers available on this site."

Monica Lawrence 19 Nov 11 11:26:20a simple game that explains the process of making plastics

The Symphony of Science is a musical project of John D Boswell, designed to deliver scientific knowledge and philosophy in musical form. The project owes its existence in large measure to the classic PBS Series Cosmos, by Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan, and Steve Soter, as well as all the other featured figures and visuals. Continuation of the videos relies on generous support from fans and followers. You can make a donation if you wish to contribute support to the project. Thanks to everybody who has donated - enjoy what you find!

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"Chemistry If you have an interest in anything in the world, then you have an interest in chemistry because everything you hear, see, taste, smell and touch involves chemistry and chemicals. Our ability to understand the chemical make-up of things and chemical reactions has led to everything from modern food and drugs to plastics and computers. "

Oxfam Education offers a huge range of ideas, resources and support for developing the global dimension in the classroom and the whole school. All of the resources here support Education for Global Citizenship - education that helps pupils understand their world and make a positive difference init.

Build your own soundscapes, explore and contribute to a map of sounds, and learn what makes up a soundscape. Combines the work of naturalist and musicians.