Jul 30, 2025
Crown Splash
When a falling drop hits a thin layer of water, the impact sends up a thin, crown-shaped splash. (Image credit: L. Kahouadji et al.) Read the full article
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Crown Splash
When a falling drop hits a thin layer of water, the impact sends up a thin, crown-shaped splash. (Image credit: L. Kahouadji et al.) Read the full article
Making a Splash
Since Harold Edgerton's experiments with stroboscopic photographs in the 1930s, we've been fascinated by the shape of splashes. (Image credit: L. Sharpe et al.; via Physics Today) Read the full article
Variations on a Theme by Edgerton
In the 1930s, Harold Edgerton used strobed lighting to capture moments too fast for the human eye, including his famous "Milk-Drop Coronet". (Image credit: R. Zenit et al.) Read the full article
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