To illustrate an upcoming New Kensington Camera Club workshop, past president Harry Shipman created a splash/water drop photo honoring Ukraine. The camera club will offer a free public photo class on ...

In his lecture – later published as a book, The Splash of a Drop – Worthington went on to astonish his audience, demonstrating how a water-drop falling into a bowl of milk will rebound and fleetingly ...

Riders get wet on Splash Mountain, as the final drop is 52.5 feet tall with a down angle of 47 degrees. Computers control the visible water splash.

New research from the University of Warwick generates fresh insight into how a raindrop or spilt coffee splashes. Dr James Sprittles from the Mathematics Institute has created a new theory to explain ...

PROF. WORTHINGTON tells me that in his lecture on the splash of a drop, at the Royal Institution, on May 18, he was not able, through want of time, to explain how the photographs were taken, and has ...