Stunning photos show bullet flying through a waterdrop
 

Photographs faster than a speeding bullet – these catch the missile flying through a splashing waterdrop.

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http://i40.tinypic.com/e9ar8n.jpg

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I wonder how long it took for them to get that precision.

That bullet is tiny and sh*te.

yes, we all wonder what a bullet through a drop of water looks like....

idg why anyone would even do this, it just seems pointless

I saw this earlier and I wanted it to be a bubble

that would have been cooler :hmph:

He spent months preparing it, all for a wopping sum of 30 Quid..

A Gaga fan not understanding real art? Who would have guessed.

Yeah, because you're the expert I guess?

You don't need to be in the army to know what a decent looking bullet is.

It's no mouse playing the french horn though is it

http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...80_851726a.jpg

Nate wins.




But FYI... that's a rat.. ;)

and Patrick, that bullet is flying at 438439843893894 miles an hour, it's impossible to know what size it is

You know what seems pointless to me... Posting in a thread you aren't remotely interested in.

For example, you don't see me posting in a Rihanna thread, or a Football thread. Neither of these things interest me in the slightest. Both of them bore me to death.

I see no purpose in this except to troll or bate the other users.

Just saying...

Oh get over yourself:hugesmile:

No.

Looks brilliant, I like these types of pictures.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pro.../206_stars.jpg

Lol this is really cool :)

Rather see a slow motion video :idc:

:laugh2:

:amazed:

This is cool!

it is art and it is cool, i remember being amazed at the crown paint ad a droplet of paint splash...fab, whats rubbish and pointless? MP's ...space exploration... jeremy kyle...dont get mr started...

-approves of the gaga hate in this thread-

Nice series of pictures.

Shame its not a speeding bullet, its an air rifle pellet. The photographer even says its speed was 260 m/s. sort of gives you a clue.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...un-pellets.jpg

Second clue was in the Mails own article, in the blue box detailing "How the process works".

Para E states Precise calculations are used to measure exactly when the drop and pellet arrive at the same point. The whole process takes 28 milliseconds.

You're thinking of the shell of a bullet I think

No, but you do have to have some creative intelligence to appreciate art.