Kelvin-Helmholtz Experiment (slow motion)

See the Sixty Symbols video about the experiment: • More Kelvin-Helmholtz ...
Music by Alan Stewart: bit.ly/AlanAlbum

[@honkatatonka]

Absolutely stunning. Can only repeat myself: thanks Brady and the crew for giving us such beautiful imagery and insight!

[@meridianherschel1618]

What an empty comments section - and not even defiled by people writing "first". I'm impressed. Also great footage. This is utterly hypnotic. The lighting in the first shot is a bit irritating, with that harsh light from behind 'nall.

[@jimtuv]

relaxing

[@LikelyToBeEatenByAGrue]

It's funny. I assumed that this effect would be periodic but the distance from peak to peak seems almost random. Something for me to think about anyway.

[@eugen9611]

would this work with water and oil?

[@PacoOtis]

Well, there is "weak" and there is "weak" and this one is terribly so. Did an adult see this before it was posted?? Best of luck but this is awful.

[@qwertyuoip1234]

Joseph Stokes there is an actual experiment and video description. This is just the raw slow motion footage posted on the 'backstage' channel. If you're going to criticize something, please do some research first.

[@JohnComeOnMan]

Boring.