In 2002, a renegade science photographer, Martin Waugh, was playing with high-speed photography and discovered he could image two drips of water hitting each other. This special event takes place under special conditions; when a single drop hits a water surface and rebounds up in perfect timing for a second falling drip to collide with […]
In 2002, a renegade science photographer, Martin Waugh, was playing with high-speed photography and discovered he could image two drips of water hitting each other. This special event takes place under special conditions; when a single drop hits a water surface and rebounds up in perfect timing for a second falling drip to collide with […]
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