Using the wine glasses resin frequency, host Gavin Free captures the shattering at a rate of 187,500 frames per second. This is to detail, not the shatter itself, but the process of that shattering.

It seems to happen in an instant. One second, you're holding a glass of water. The next, it's slipping out of your hand, there's a shattering sound, and suddenly the glass is in a million little ...

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Throwing a needle through a pane of glass is one of the most difficult skills to perform as a Shaolin Master, taking at least ten years to train. It's impressive enough on its own, but how does it ...

Is it possible to throw a needle hard enough that it pierces through glass? That's an incredible skill Shaolin monks, featured in a new video by YouTubers The Slow Mo Guys, say they possess. In fact, ...

As much as it seems like something dreamed up by cartoonists, opera singers actually can shatter wine glasses with their voices. In fact, you could probably do it, too. Every wine glass, like other ...

Glass can explode, and seeing it happen in slow motion is damn incredible. The Slow Mo Guys pointed the Phantom V2511 high-speed camera at a Pyrex glass measuring cup that was heated with a torch and ...

Pop culture is famous for showing opera singers testing their range by attempting to break a glass, using only their voices. The Slo Mo Guys take that experiment just a little further in a video they ...