Femtophotography

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfgsQX78hg8

Fast enough photography to capture light in motion. Pretty wild stuff.

 

Wow definitnly one of the coolest things I've ever come across on hip forums

This is going to change our technology so much, imagine being able to add a focus/microsope and being able to capture atoms on camera, literally make slideshows of how they work

And if you ask me, if it's possible to capture a moment faster than light can travel, it's faster to travel than light which i know many people have never believed in.

 

Has this been translated to English yet?

 

way way cool


dude said that a nano second of that film takes a year to watch at regular movie speed

 

that was a neat video


maybe someone needs their ears cleaned because that guy talks perfect english

 

Just for the record, I thought my post about an English version was a fucking riot.

 

Holy Flurking Shnit

 

Pretty amazing...thank you for sharing.

 

Interesting concept.

 

This one is a couple years old, and nothing has come of it since

The bottleneck is the sensitivity of the lasers and cameras

Dont think you'll see any real world application for a long long while, if ever

Youd need a camera that could correct vibrations and recalibrate...basically faster than light

 

That could very well be true, VG. But in the close-in arena, such as what the bottleneck is in, there could be a few valid uses for that. I don't know what, but it's worth considering.

 

Real world applications are not the realm that science concerns itself with. Engineering is another story.

 

I still think it's the best post on here, don't worry. And it still makes me laugh.