Fun

Have you ever had a leaky faucet.... drip,drip,drip. Here is what is looks like at 10,000 frames per second. Using a fast camera (Phantom 7.1), we are able to image fluids breaking into droplets at more than 100,000 frames per second.

Milk under a light microscope. You can clearly see Brownian motion of colloidal milk particles. The particles are weakly interacting, sticking and un-sticking occasionally.

In honor of Jesse Silverberg, who continued the tradition set in motion by the original pranksters Sharon Gerbode and Mark Buckley.

High-speed video of sound waves shattering a wine glass.