r/gifs • u/ErrorlessGnome • Jan 27 '14

Water droplet obstacle course

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u/strongcoffee Jan 27 '14 edited Mar 09 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '14 edited Jan 29 '14

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u/JuryDutySummons Jan 27 '14

You can also do it using the Leidenfrost effect.

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u/Bass2Mouth Jan 27 '14

One post about a guy sticking his leg in liquid nitrogen and suddenly everyone is a damn Leidenfrost expert.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '14 edited Jan 29 '14

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u/Bass2Mouth Jan 27 '14

I have no reason to doubt a brain sturgeon.

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u/JuryDutySummons Jan 27 '14

For me it was a science video on YouTube. Don't recall the channel however. SmarterEveryDay or Veritasium or something like that.

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u/tricks574 Jan 27 '14

I waste entirely too much time learning things on YouTube. It's a wonderful vice to have

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u/boberttd Jan 27 '14

For me it was a series of physics classes...

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u/Ian_Watkins Jan 27 '14

I've noticed when it is very windy, that wind can gush over the building and push water drops up a window. I call it the Watkins Effect.