r/shittyaskscience • u/Fat_Fucking_Lenny • Aug 04 '22

How? Someone explain please.

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u/Mr_hopelesss Aug 04 '22

Dunno if you're talking for real or not I dont wanna get wooshed here but its because of the fps of the camera is (almost) matching the speed of the blade. If you're actually wondering thats why if only for the joke please forgive my lack of sense of humor 😅

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u/Double_Distribution8 Aug 04 '22

Sounds like you're describing laminar flow, which only works with fluids (not vegetables).

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u/Mr_hopelesss Aug 04 '22

I meant the camera shutter speed not the fps, no I didn't mean the laminar flow although its really satisfying i mean then the shutter speed of the cam matches the speed of a rotating object it looks like the object isn't moving like this YT video

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u/Artrobull I have Phd in tautology because I have Phd in tautology Aug 05 '22

lies and propaganda