While you're here, check out the other video: High Speed Camera Shows How Bats Land Upside Down.

While you're here check out the other video: High Speed Camera Shows Bats Can Hover Like Humming Birds.

The tag is a bit misleading, microfluidics generally refers to scales on the order of microns (1e-6 meters) while this appears to be closer to the scale of millimeters. While the link from the source at Youtube leads to some actual microfluidic devices, this doesn't really qualify.

However, still amazing, I could watch high speed camera fluid videos all day.

oh man that was awesome. I need to get me a high speed camera!

>> ^Quboid:
So, what's the speed of the photography? They mentioned 10 frames of an event that took 0.001 seconds, correct? So it's 10,000x slower, am I right?


Yah, I think the principal is here, and then some one followed up with a better high speed camera to take the money shot.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'navy, railgun, electromagnetic, rail, gun' to 'navy, railgun, electromagnetic, rail, gun, slo mo, high speed camera' - edited by Oatmeal

Yawn. Get a real high speed camera.

It's 6 secs from the point of strike initiation and bite release for the film.

Actually, it would be a LOT faster than that without the high speed camera.

Really? No high speed cameras available to those so-called Braniacs?

Oh, and ouch!

I was going to say film but that camera seemed pretty small and high speed cameras need a lot of film and I didnt see where it could store that much so im going to guess digital

isn't a slow motion camera the same as a "high speed" camera?

If you get a chance track down and watch the full episode. They first tried it on a 6gal tank filled with water. When that failed it was kind of a dud compared to this...the seams at the bottom failed and all the steam released but no left off. For the second attempt it was a 30gal and this time they only filled it 80% with water and got a spectacular result and this was without a little house covering it so even though you did not have the destruction of the house you had a real nice shot of the lift-off on the high speed camera. This video shows the third attempt with a 52gal and the house built around it since part of the "myth" was that the blast would be strong enough to go through a house.

That is, quite possibly, the coolest high speed camera footage I've scene to date.

We need some serious slow motion on those. Would have been nice filmed with a high-speed camera.

This is an edited duplicate of the following clips:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Slow-Motion-Tank-Round-With-bonus-footage

Identical clip here:

http://www.videosift.com/video/High-FPS-Slow-Motion-Video-Compilation-

Edited version of the two identical clips above:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Slo-mo-Collection-A-variety-of-High-speed-camera-clips

Has the Sift jumped the shark?

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