Here’s something to watch on a loop repeatedly at work. This awesome video shows the non-Newtonian properties of cornstarch mixed with water and placed on top of a subwoofer. Eerie isn’t it? It’s as if the “weird” liquid is…alive. It certainly plays with your mind as the fluid acts and behaves as if it has a mind of its own! TGIF everyone!
PS: Anyone have a clue on the song? It’s hypnotic.
Link – via Gizmodo
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Miss Cellania
There’s gotta be a poem in the last three posts.
epMotion! Reproduction! Non-Newtonian!
Ali S.
@ Miss Cellania
Whoa…I didn’t even realize that somehow all the articles synchronized around Science. O_O
Nae
A friend of mine tried this out a couple of days ago. Try punching it or cutting it with a knife; it’s crazy!
Ali S.
@ DOJ
From what I gather from the video, especially, from the end of it that it does seem that the subwoofer is producing a solid tone.
matt
Neat. I could almost see little humanoid figures coming up out of the goo. Almost.
Ali S.
@MissChee_Vious
I’m also quite interested in figuring out the song myself. For some reason listening to this conjures up images of “gangstas” riding up a road and then their car hopping up and down as the bass kicks in. 
saltness
I am very allergic to corn starch. I swear that it feels like that movement is happening inside me when I eat corn starch.
Shannon
That’s almost a visualization of this story: http://www.warpedtales.com/2008/05/08/the-walking-lakes-of-freggaire/
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