Meet Prince Rupert’s Drop. It’s about to blow your mind

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wow thanks for that fluff.. it looks like a factual pattern in slow mo.. Learn about something new every day...

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Wow, that was really amazing. Definitely worth the seven minutes I invested.

F&S, Thanks for posting.

Very interesting, I can see I have some more video's to watch. But what is sad is 312 people disliked it!

I have seen something similar live once. But it was some kind of glass, that would not break when you hit it on the outside, but as soon as you applied pressure to the inside it instantly exploded

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Very neat to see, thanks!
S & F

Loved this & thank you for sharing it was...well like at the very end of the video there was this...Psalms 111:2 Great are the works of the Lord;
they are pondered by all who delight in them.

Fascinating. It occurs to me that if you could create one without a tail, simply spherical, the resulting glass ball would be under so much internal pressure that you would in essence be carrying explosives that would not be detectable as dangerous by modern methods, yet according to the video is roughly the same as a chemical explosion.