Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy, The Slow Mo Guys (previously), are back at it with some super slow motion video of a homemade cornstarch-based non-Newtonian fluid (previously) vibrating on top of a loudspeaker cone. Mixed together, cornstarch and water form a substance called oobleck, which increases viscosity — or thickness – when force is applied, causing the material to undergo unusual behavior.
Super Slow Motion Video of Non-Newtonian Fluid Vibrating On Top of a Loudspeaker
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