so very simple and yet so very beautiful

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.

Aw, why'd it stop? I wanted to see if it was going to gobble up the other drop of water.

Can someone explain the force that causes the liquid to stop expanding after the impact and bunch up again?

Beautiful...

>> ^chilaxe:
Can someone explain the force that causes the liquid to stop expanding after the impact and bunch up again?


I believe it's the water's surface tension. The hydrogens of the water are positively charged and attracted to the negatively charged oxygen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_tension

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

It's a breast implant.

Sure, but right after this clip it reformed and started hunting John Conner again.

I have to sneeze.

*water

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