Dancing droplets

Under certain circumstances, droplets of fluid have the ability to attract or repulse each others, allowing them to move like performers in a dance choreographed by molecular physics.
More details: http://stanford.io/1A9EcAE

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-5 1. Judge-Jake commented 9 years ago

The first(and last)guy needs a visit from the fashion police a haircut a beard trim an ironed shirt & a new coat. :*
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+3 2. ringmaster commented 9 years ago

#1 they just repel each other due to the differences like the droplets :(
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0 3. thundersnow commented 7 years ago

When you are involved with scientific stuff like that, appearance is not a priority.