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Gelatin cubes dropped onto solid surface in slow motion

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This video has no sound and that’s a good thing; Jell-O dropping onto a flat surface in slow motion needs nothing else to be entertaining.Β 

Slo-mo Jello videos aren’t rare on YouTube, but this one was made by the Modernist Cuisine: The Art of Science and CookingΒ team, whose $625 set of books was featuredΒ on The Colbert Report in March of 2011.Β 

There’s more Jell-O and more slow motion in the archives.

viaΒ Science Friday.

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