Wait you can slice water? Well, sort of.
If you can magically get your hands on a ‘Superhydrophobic Knife’ you definitely can slice up some water droplets.
The Action Lab Shorts video clip shows the narrator putting a few drops of regular water on hydrophobic paper between what appears to be two paper clip items. Using a superhydrophobic knife to slice the large droplet in half.
Watch the video below.
This YouTube page does a lot of cool and super short videos, many of them featuring water. For example, there are videos of people drawing on water, pouring square-shaped water, and even creating water that is repellant to itself.
Don’t even bother trying to figure it out. Just chalk it up as “because science.”
At least it was an educational distraction.
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