Here's more slow motion gifs if you liked that one!
Car flipping from GI Joe
Water balloon explosion over breasts from UltraSlo.com
Water balloon in face from Time Warp
Lightning crashing in super slow motion
Tongue in a mousetrap ouch!
Face slap with cheek giggle
Bullet through a water bottle from Time Warp
Bullet through an apple from Time Warp
Bullet through a watermelon from Time Warp
Bullet through an egg from Time Warp
Bullet through a glass of milk from Time Warp
Bullet through a ketchup bottle from Time Warp
A Glock being fired in slow motion
and Finally...
Time Lapse snow
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I think you have been had - lightning goes from the ground to the clouds, and is far too quick to be caught on any film. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, you're the one who has been had. Lightning does not travel from the ground to the clouds. All electricity goes to the ground. That's why there's that third socket on your plug. They go to the ground, hence the term 'grounded'. Pretty sure they don't go to clouds. When there's an imbalance of charges between the clouds and ground, the electricity goes (where else?) to the ground with a spark.
ReplyDeleteAccording to wikipedia, the leader moves at about 60000 m/s, or 130000 mph. A high speed camera can certainly capture that from a distance. Proof:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning#Discharge
See those frames?
there is cloud-to-ground and ground-to-cloud lightning, although cloud-to-ground lightning is a lot more common.
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