Paj! Posted May 26, 2011 Posted May 26, 2011 Reminds me of the first episodes Clayface appears in Batman The Animated Series (Feat of Clay Pt. 1 and 2), when Batman is experimenting with a glob of clayface in the batcave. Ok? Bye.
EEVILMURRAY Posted May 26, 2011 Posted May 26, 2011 From what it looks like that fluid only seems to piss on Newton when it's on the speaker. When you see the excess falling off it doesn't want to escape the surface anymore. So, the main question, what the hell is that stuff? And what ultrasonic sound is making it want to reach for the sky.
Supergrunch Posted May 27, 2011 Posted May 27, 2011 It's probably mostly just cornflour mixed with water, which has really crazy properties (becomes more solid if you apply pressure). I don't think anything ultrasonic is making it do that - it's just the normal vibration of the speaker, which you can hear as a low buzz.
Rummy Posted May 27, 2011 Posted May 27, 2011 Seen this ages ago, but I do find it very interesting. From what it looks like that fluid only seems to piss on Newton when it's on the speaker. When you see the excess falling off it doesn't want to escape the surface anymore. So, the main question, what the hell is that stuff? And what ultrasonic sound is making it want to reach for the sky. Yeah it's like Grunch said, it's also why Jon Tickle managed to do that thing when he walked(or rather ran) on custard, it's another famous non-newtonian fluid. Tis really interesting stuff though, something being more solid when you apply more pressure, but being totally fluid if you're gentle.
The Mad Monkey Posted May 27, 2011 Posted May 27, 2011 I wonder if it works with tomato ketchup or custard... Should work with custard.
Supergrunch Posted May 27, 2011 Posted May 27, 2011 I wonder if it works with tomato ketchup or custard... Like Mad Monkey says, custard powder is basically cornflour with flavourings, so the right kind of custard will behave in the same way. Ketchup won't, however - that becomes less viscous as pressure is applied, so putting it on a speaker will result in a pool of goo.
EddieColeslaw Posted May 28, 2011 Posted May 28, 2011 It's probably mostly just cornflour mixed with water, which has really crazy properties (becomes more solid if you apply pressure). I don't think anything ultrasonic is making it do that - it's just the normal vibration of the speaker, which you can hear as a low buzz. I used to play with that stuff all the time when I was a wee Eddie! I used red food colouring Nice effect with the speaker.
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Magnus Posted May 28, 2011 Posted May 28, 2011 I know there are a lot of people on here on don't really like The Big Bang Theory but it's a show I don't really mind watching if it's on High praise indeed.
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