Pitch Drop Time Lapse 3 years to date

[JimmyJonJillakers]

man, imagine being the guy whose graduation depended on the results of this experiment

[jensanruby]

You have proven your point dead scientist, pitch is a liquid.

[georhodiumgeo]

When molecules are too polite.

“No you go first”, “no no I insist, you go first”

[Boomchacle]

watching this in real time would be like watching paint dry underwater.

[Fauxmadd]

The part I wanted to see if speed up and basically skipped....

[nemo]

I like how they take captures in a way so that the clock goes "backwards"

[blacktimhoward]

"On 24 April 2014, Professor White decided to replace the beaker holding the previous eight drops before the ninth drop fused to them. While the bell jar was being lifted, the wooden base wobbled and the ninth drop snapped away from the funnel"

A+ guys

[TimoAgain]

0:19 is that the whole christmas time😥

[oliviachapman]

so did the dude miss 5 pitch dropps that was watching it for something like 54 years

[DoctorHooloovoo]

It's like waiting for the bass drop at a trance set

[americanmuscle]

Scientists say the next drop will probably happen in 2028. Rest in peace Mainstone.

[vladdracul]

Imagine being the guy that missed the drop because he went to take a Wizz. ( that actually happened once)

[danieljensen]

All that to not even show the drop detach?

[rainbowbutterflyfan]

I was so confused at first...I didn’t even realize there was actual physical pitch there. I thought they meant the music and I was like “damn I wonder what it sounds like in real time.”

[maxshep]

I'd say that this is like watching paint dry or grass grow, but those would actually be quicker!

[James-pfvg]

Bad YouTube, this wasn’t supposed to get recommended for another 9 years so we can all watch it live.

[natsucooks]

8 or so more years to go, i will see you guys when the algorithm reccomends this again

[crashisnothere]

Respect for the camera man ✊ it’s amazing he stood there filming for 3 years

[Gorboduc]

Same brand of camera as the one on Epstein's cell, no doubt.

[CindyDijkema]

Sad fact:
The scientist that did this missed it because went to make a cup of tea

Sad fact 2:
He never got to see it