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How a Slinky falls, in slow motion



How a Slinky falls in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys

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The Slow Mo Guys
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Published on Aug 26, 2012
A heck of a lot of people asked Gav and Dan to film this in slow motion.
CAN'T LET DOWN THE PEOPLE, CAN WE?
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Inspired by this video - [ video embedded below ]
Filmed at 1600fps with a Phantom Flex



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Slinky Drop Answer

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Veritasium
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Published on Sep 21, 2011

Want more awesome HD slow-mo? http:/ /www .you tube.com/watch?v=uiyMuH...
Slinky not long enough? Click here: http:/ /www .you tube.com/watch?v=JsytnJ...
How does a slinky fall when extended by its own weight and then released? We discover the surprising answer using a slow motion camera that records 300 frames per second. Answer link: http://www.you tube.com/watch?v=oKb2tC...

For a great explanation, check out Rhett Allain's analysis here: https://www.wired.com/2011/09/modeling-a-falling-slinky/



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On edit, answer to tennis ball question:




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Modeling a Falling Slinky
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keithbvadu2

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3. I got the tennis ball question right but I really wasn't sure.
Sun Jul 12, 2020, 10:50 AM
Jul 2020

I got the tennis ball question right but I really wasn't sure.

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