Happy Halloween from the Lab
We decided to play around with our phantom V12 highspeed camera while testing subfreezing ballistic carving methodologies.
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This poor pumpkin was dropped from a 20′ person lift, after being soaked in liquid NO2 for half an hour.. one very chilly pumpkin. As the video shows, not just the skin of the pumpkin was frozen. The entire core of the pumpkin was frozen solid: around 77 degrees Kelvin (-321 degrees F).
We decided to play around with our Phantom V12 highspeed camera while testing subfreezing ballistic carving methodologies.
Very cool!!! Still amazes me every time I see something shot in high-speed… What about freezing a set of billiards balls and leaving the cue ball normal and breaking the rack???? just throwing it out there, i bet the physics of it all would be nothing short of spectacular…