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The magic of the strobe poises a liquid globule on a spout, very much resembling the circus performance of seals. Incredibly, a drop of cranberry juice rises out of milk in a red vessel. The brief close-up exposure, taken at the same speed needed to freeze a bullet, reveals a moment in the rapid transition of colors caused by the intermixing fluids. (from "Stopping TIme" (1987), pp. 129- 130.) (CC)

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1. François Guay says:

   June 15, 2010 at 12:54 am

   This is the aftermath of a drop of red cranberry juice having been dropped in a pan of milk. It is the “rebound”, if you will. It is amazing that the cranberry juice quantity remains segregated from the milk at this point of the process!

2. Your Name (made public) says:

   July 10, 2010 at 12:22 am

   Hello:

   It would be correct to reference “Doc” Edgerton as ” … Institute Professor (emeritus) … ”

   That is a recognition that does not come easily; and does not expire … !!

   Okay?