This is too cool...
The video contains no computer-aided visual effects or post processing...it's because:
YouTube user Brusspup took a
subwoofer (a speaker which provides deep bass tones for music) and
set it to the same frequency as the frame rate of his video camera.
Then, he pumped water through a small plastic hose directly in front of
the woofer, which vibrates the water as it flows into a pan below.
Because the water is vibrating at the same rate that the camera is
recording, the water appears to freeze in mid air. By slightly tweaking
the speaker's frequency, the water can even appear to flow up from
below.
What minds can conceive!
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