Playing Tennis with Jello

The Slow Mo Guys were inspired by an imaginary digital image of a tennis racket slicing up Jello (or jelly, as Brits call it). They had to try it in real life, and capture it in 2500 frames per second.

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They made five balls of Jell-o, red, green, blue, orange, and more red, because they figured they would mess up the first ones. But they all were quite photogenic! -via Boing Boing

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Reminds me much of the "computing center" at my alma mater:
http://www.rpi.edu/about/campustour/vcc/index.html

It had formerly been a large stone chapel when that part of the campus was part of an adjacent seminary. It always struck me a bit ironic that the geeks at a technical school now "pay worship" to the computer housed therein.
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Mare Nostrum is indeed "our sea", and it was the name given to the Mediterranean sea during the roman and bizantine periods. Therefore, it was considered appropriate for a supercomputer in a city on the Mediterranean coast.
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