1.000.000.000.000 (1 Billion/Trillion) FPS!!! 'Ultra High-Speed Camera' HD

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1000000000000 (1 Billion/Trillion) FPS!!! Ultra High-Speed Camera (Licht/Light) HD 720p!
1 Frame = 1.71 picoseconds
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Video: Melanie Gonick

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[boxxer]

With this camera we will be able to see the exact point someone knows they fucked up.

[WilkerAzevedo]

wow!!!! Now we can see Bruce Lee punching!

[smileytattoos]

They should be focused on real science like inventing an invisible sandwich.. so when you eat it everyone thinks you're crazy...

[Hariboking]

We can have a camera that than observe light moving at 186, 000 mps, but the police still can't get a clear photo of a criminal at a shopping centre.

[sonofhendrix]

Now film the double slit experiment with that camera. But when nobody's looking.

[williamarthurfenton]

Playstation 4 gamers will come here thinking that's the FPS on their next big game.

[exapsy]

Fake ... Youtube has only 30-60fps available ...

[BenHutchinson]

That is THE MOST IMPRESSIVE device I've ever seen. It literally lets you see light as it moves! I hope those depictions of what this camera is doing aren't just simulations showing what it will be able to do when it is fully developed, but rather actual video footage taken from the camera. Just curious, HOW do you even make electronics that work fast enough for this, since electric current is limited to moving at the speed of light?

[simtan]

now slow mo light travelling to a mirror

[espinoth]

Its so weird to see waves of light. The effect is so disorienting; and it makes everything look like low-poly 3D computer models.

[wbenedet]

Can you use this on the double slits experiment with 1 photon shot through it?

[robertshaver]

is it a particle or is it a wave? what is the wave? Affected space time?
How the hell?...Way Cool!!!

[tall]

2:23 looks like a fake…How cam see these scattering cloud of photons around scene, if this cloud of photons does not arriving in to cam yet? WTF he explaned it?

[pooyan]

please do the two slit experiment and film it. is there a way to show the fundamental experiment in quantum mechanics in slo-mo. that would be awesome. although i guess you could never film a single photon.

[pollin]

amazing... 8:30 best shot IMO. the delayed reflection in the mirror. reminder that light is physical matter. you never see the light beam directly, only the light that is reflected back to the camera. awe and wonder.

[alagorrogala]

a spaceship one day will use this technology to scan the surface of unknown planets with nothing but flashes of light.

science you are truly awesome.

[chairmanofrussia]

3:20 so this is what they mean when they say everything we see is just light reflecting off of stuff! Wow!!!

[donaldkjenstad]

Can this be done for the double slit experiment? I would love to see that.

[Harsh-ukom]

Dammm..I played another video of light moving x0.25 speed and got a better experience than this...lol😂😂😂

[jasonortiz]

That is indeed a VERY fast camera. But not really capturing MOVING light cause that would be impossible as photons have to hit the cameras sensors in the first place. so this is the best you can get. more like a scan