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imagine a human catherine wheel, spinning and showering sparks in every direction. that's exactly what the slow mo guys, gav and dan, created in their latest experiment. they used fine wire wool, the '0000' grade, and set it on fire while spinning it around. the result? a breathtaking display of sparks and fire, captured in stunning 4k slow motion.
["the slow mo guys", "https://twitter.com/gavinfree", "https://twitter.com/danielgruchy"]
the slow mo guys, known for their captivating slow motion videos, filmed this experiment at 1000fps with a phantom flex 4k camera. the video is a feast for the eyes, showcasing the beauty of fire and sparks in a way that's both educational and entertaining.
["music and sound design by james rogers - simply sonic studios", "twitter: @simplysonicuk"]
but before you try this at home, be warned: it's not a safe experiment for dry areas. gav and dan had to dampen down the grass to prevent any accidents. they also experimented with different settings, like wide open shutter and lower frame rates, to get the perfect shot.
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the slow mo guys' video is not just a visual spectacle, it's also a lesson in physics. the sparks flying from the wire wool are a result of the air rushing through it, creating a catherine wheel effect. it's a reminder of the power of fire and the beauty of science.
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so sit back, relax, and enjoy the mesmerizing slow motion video of the human catherine wheel made of flaming wire wool. it's a reminder that sometimes, the most beautiful things in life are the ones that go up in flames.
["probably shouldn't try this at home if you live somewhere dry!"]
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