ferrofluid sculpture

[DocBot]

this is beautiful. I want to play with ferrofluid too....

 

[thatbloke]

Do you just spend all of your time trawling the net for random links Docbot??

 

[DocBot]

no, but I am the linkHive Queen

 

[thatbloke]

its perty though

 

[Piacular]

That's amazing.

I can't see the video on my Uni computer . Does it still flow or is it static when affected by the field?

 

[Haven]

Very purdy, shame there aren't any really high res images good for desktop backgrounds though. Nice find docbot!

 

[DocBot]

bah, it seems the vids are down - here's some rather cool ones (and by "rather cool" i mean for the LOVE OF GOD watch them!!!), plus one from MIT which is also kind of mindblowingly awesome. There's lot's more to find on the intarweb if you look around.

I first saw this a couple of years ago, on an integrated physics/chemistry course. that was the one thing from those courses I will never forget

 

[Gopha]

whoa, there well col them vids, howd u find out about ferrofluiod in the fisrt place.

 

[DocBot]

I first saw this a couple of years ago, on an integrated physics/chemistry course. that was the one thing from those courses I will never forget

that's how. it was even cooler irl

 

[SgtSafety]

Ooo Snazzy but if NASA made it we will never get it and if we do u better have a big Wod of cash

 

[Gopha]

hehe im sorry this is switching threads a lil but it has to be said;
TheHavenNet- Cos we like ferrofluid, get over it!

 

[Piacular]

Hey, N^2!

Did you know you have no capitals in your thread title .

 

[DocBot]

It's not a sentence, is it?

 

[BiG D]

I would think that Ferrofluid would be a proper enough noun to warrant a capital

Besides, sentence or not, it doesn't look right without it

 

[Piacular]

It's not a sentence, is it?

Lol, no it's not a sentence. It's a title. Which means it definitley should have capitals .

 

[thatbloke]

The link to the video on that site doesn't work... does anyone have the video???

 

[DocBot]

yes, on this post

 

[[THN]Buffalo_Hunter]

Ooo Snazzy but if NASA made it we will never get it and if we do u better have a big Wod of cash

You can get 300g of ferrofluid for around £40 or 30g for £6

 

[DocBot]

...and then there's the price of really cool magnets, which can amount to a teensy bit more