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Gav and Dan are in the GE lab using nanotechnology to show you cool liquid physics at 2500fps.
The first experiment shows a superhydrophobic surface that GE has been working on. Surfaces like this can be useful in aviation and wind power to reduce ice build-up or for self-cleaning applications. The surface traps a layer of air using its nanoscopic structure, which prevents water from sticking.
The second experiment also demonstrates how the nanoscale differs from the macroscale, this time with iron filings. Iron filings at the macroscale can be easily distinguished from the liquid they are in. When reduced to the nanoscale, magnetic nanoparticles can behave like a liquid magnet. Gav and Dan demonstrate this by showing magnetic liquid flowing upwards against gravity towards a magnet.
Filmed on a Phantom Flex at 2500fps
If the military made melon grenades, they would probably look like this.
Filmed with a Phantom Flex at 2500fps
Gav and Dan head to Alabama to show you the mechanical workings of a fully automatic M4 Carbine with holographic sight as it fires 30 rounds in just over 2 seconds. Dan is in the British Army and has vast gun experience. Gav only has experience with an Xbox controller.
Gav and Dan show how fast car airbags inflate by filming them at 2500fps. Research has shown that the only thing that has ever inflated faster, is Dan's ego.
Gav sets up a chain of 150 mousetraps. Dan sets them off bravely.
Gav and Dan make a splash on a freezing cold day with the help of Scion, Scion Racing Driver Ken Gushi and a gigantic puddle.
Gav and Dan are given a cannon by Captain Morgan White and swiftly make use of it by blasting a pyramid of drinks.
Summer is well on the way! With it, Gav and Dan show you how to save time when you bung on your swimming cap. Then, they show you what it looked like in lovely slow motion. Kind of defeats the purpose of doing it fast in the first place, to be honest.
In this video, Gav and Dan introduce you to the mesmerising and colourful world of bubbles popping 100 times slower than you can see with your eye.
Warning, this episode is absolutely minging. The title pretty much says it all.
Gav and Dan employ the help of the Rise-monger's dog in this very fluffy video.
Gav tests out whether taking cover behind water melons is an effective survival strategy while being shot at.
Gav and Dan show off a cool pressure related experiment inspired by Veritasium's imploding drum video
Gav and Dan show you just how lush water looks in slow mo, by jumping into a pool.
Youtube teamed up with Gav and Dan to recreate some of the memes you would regularly find on the internet in super slow mo.
Gav and Dan film the highly requested Non-Newtonian fluid experiment (oobleck) in probably the least suitable environment possible.
Gav makes his own teeny plasma cutter and shows you at 2500fps.
In this video, Dan gets his gob hot as Gav films it at 1600fps. Probably shouldn't try this at home...
