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Tiny Droplets “Dance” Hypnotically, Stanford Scientists Figured Out Why

Food coloring droplets interact with each other in a mysterious, beautiful way.

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According to this article, which explains the researcher’s work in more depth, “the droplets danced because of a delicate balance between surface tension and evaporation.” Behind those words is some mesmerizing motion captured in the video above.

Tiny Droplets “Dance” Hypnotically, Stanford Scientists Figured Out Why

Food coloring droplets interact with each other in a mysterious, beautiful way.

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