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At SciTech:05 at the Altrincham College of Arts we recorded a series of high speed videos during the Time day. A few of these videos are now online. The video camera that we were using took 1000 pictures every second - that's forty times more than a normal video camera! This gives us a completely new way of looking at some otherwise quite normal things - seeing life in slow-motion!
A water balloon being popped on an intrepid young scientists head, recorded by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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A balloon being popped, recorded by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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Two batteries being dropped, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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Two batteries being dropped, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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Two pen lids being dropped, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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Two pen lids being dropped, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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A 2 litre pop bottle, half filled with solid carbon dioxide and half filled with water, exploding. As the water heats up the carbon dioxide it sublimes to form a gas, which takes up a much larger volume that the solid. The pressure soon gets too much for the bottle to hold in! Recorded during SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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A drop of food colouring being dropped into a jar, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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A drop of food colouring being dropped into a jar, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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A water balloon being popped, recorded at 1000 frames per second by a group of young scientists during the time day at SciTech:05 in Manchester, UK
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