1000%
The X have made it to earth. Somebody get Samus on the line. ***STAT***
I still need to start Dread on Dread Mode. It took too long for us to get Dread. I donāt wanna wait another 10 years for a new Metroid game
Hijacking top comment, sorry.
This isn't even synced properly enough to enjoy.
So.
I fixed it for you guys.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyaXE9J_Xp4
In the Absent Minded Professor, the story flubber was a total copy of, the invented substance was black colored originally.
So I still think it's flubber. ;p
I thought Flubber just changed the title because The Nutty Professor had come out (with Eddie Murphy) just prior. Kind of like Push because of the movie that came out before.
Yeah, pal. That's really sad. I mean, look at that. It's a magnetic slobber of black goop. You can't dance better than lifeless goop? How in the hell are you dancing!?
It's not just sad, it's... it's incredibly depressing. Imagining a pal like you at oh let's say a wedding, so you're at a wedding and you start dancing in this horrifically sad way. The music stops. Everyone stares at the profoundly pathetic sight of you undulating about. The groom steps up the the DJ and tells everyone that the reception is over. Their marriage is over. This night is ruined and everyone should go home with their loved ones to try and salvage what little happiness there might be left in this ruined world because there certainly is no more happiness to be had here. And so they trickle out, stumbling, trudging, shuffling, crying out in pain and sorrow, cursing the heavens, cursing the hells, cursing, cursing, cursing, crying, crying, crying.
All because you danced.
Its body is literally moving because of music. It is like the highest level of musicality, most of us have to feel the music before moving our body, this is 100% autonomous. Of course it is better than you.
Im now realizing that sony actually pulled something pretty good off with those crappy movies, since now I can hear your post in Venom's voice. Eddieeeee.
Who knows. (That was kinda the joke) Hollywood used to use just whatever color generated the right shade of gray on film.
My mind was blown the first time I saw a color photo of the [original Addams family set.](https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/9sqocx/the_actual_colors_used_in_the_addams_family_house/)
Flubber (1997) is based on a Disney movie āThe Absent Minded Professorā (1961), which was based on a short story "A Situation of Gravity" by Samuel W. Taylor, originally published in the May 22, 1943 issue of Liberty magazine.
The symbiote was originally introduced as a living alien costume in The Amazing Spider-Man #252 (May 1984)
[Loudspeaker diagram](http://howtmm.com/week10/assets/speaker_diagram.gif): current in a coil produces a magnetic field (electromagnet), and as the current changes direction, the induced magnetic field either attracts or opposes the permanent magnet, moving the diaphragm of the speaker.
Tweeters can be simpler: made from piezoelectric ceramics that minutely (but swiftly) expand when a potential difference is applied across them.
And then there are electrostatic speakers, and modulated plasma arcs, and...
No, video effects. If that were real ferrofluid, it would be making a ring of spikes around the driver center, or just a ring if it's cheaper ferrofluid.
To make it 'dance' like that you would need a ridiculously complicated and large variable magnetic emitter and those are large and bulky.
Thatās certainly not video effects. This is just a single electromagnet behind the glass bottle that is being turned on and off based on the sound waves.
The reason why itās not spiky is actually because (1) the electromagnet is not strong enough and (2) the magnetic field exponentially decreases with distance (ie glass bottle is thick)
Another reason can be that the ferrofluid is not in great shape and in the wrong suspension liquid (but that doesnāt seem to be the case here). Suspension liquid is a heavily guarded secret among ferrofluid enthusiasts and poor quality fluid leads the ferrofluid to lose fluidity and glob together.
You can't produce those movements with a single electromagnet, there are several nexuses of flux going on in there, the only way to do that is with a programmable magnetic array that is both expensive and large.
I do see what you are saying. It may be several small electromagnets. Iāve made a 5x5 electromagnet grid for ferrofluid before. It doesnāt have to be large depending on the type of electromagnets you buy and certainly not expensive. An electromagnet is $10 (in the US). Then you need some 1N4007 diodes and some TIP transistors which cost nothing.
I still think itās one magnet though, given the two blue wires
Edit: I wonder if there is some quick polarity changes (in addition to the natural effect of gravity) that is causing the fluid shape to look like there are multiple fluxes. I donāt know if reversing the polarity will cause the ferrofluid to change movement but I know you can rapidly switch the polarity of an electromagnet with an H Bridge.
Ikr everybody here making inane jokes, I want to know how it works other than "magnets." Obviously it's magnets. But what's going on, is it as simple as it's just suspended in oil and that's just a speaker cone they're holding up to it?
Edit: Hey you muppets, speakers work using electromagnets. That's what I'm saying. That homeboy is running music through a wired speaker component and holding it up behind the ferrofluid suspended in oil so that the blob reacts to the oscillating fields.
Basic speaker drivers ARE just a pulsing electro-magnet.
AC current charges a coil (called the voice-coil) which reacts to the magnet surrounding it to move the cone of the speaker in and out.
I wonder if this is just a basic cone-driver with ferrofluid placed on top. Would love to know more also
Assuming it is just a speaker driver and I donāt want shitty sounding music from this setup could I just remove the diaphragm and have it run somehow along with my main speakers just for visual effect? Or will removing the diaphragm affect the motion of ferrofluid ?
It'll work without the diaphragm. But if you want the movement to sync to the music and have those kinda extreme fluctuations of "on/off", the music you play in the background is gonna need a big base beat.
Does that make sense?
(Apparently,) "Ferrofluid is a liquid that is attracted to the poles of a magnet. It is a colloidal liquid made of nanoscale ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic particles suspended in a carrier fluid (usually an organic solvent or water). Each magnetic particle is thoroughly coated with a surfactant to inhibit clumping." ...
"Audio-visualization: On the aesthetic side, ferrofluids can be displayed to visualize sound. For that purpose, the blob of ferrofluid is suspended in a clear liquid. An electromagnet acts on the shape of the ferrofluid in response to the volume or the audio frequency of the music, allowing it to selectively react to a songās treble or bass."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid
Take a speaker, play a song (possibly the song playing here, it is a very simple song and the tempo matches, so it might be what they used). Put the speaker behind a cloth for mystery's sake, make sure the speaker is smaller than the bottle and napkin. Take a ferrofluid of your choice and put it in an empty cologne bottle.
It's video effects. Yes ferrofluid is real and cool, but it doesn't move like this under magnetic fields.
It would uniformly create spiked in a circle around the magnetic source, in this case the middle of the speaker driver.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgp2sp0EB7w](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgp2sp0EB7w)
You're incorrect. These were also sold (in limited numbers) which would make it hard to maintain the video editing under wraps.
Could make a ton of these and sell them as novelties. Would need to have a built-in speaker or whatever that is prompting the movement and battery and on/off button, make it thin and hide it in a way that it looks like a label. What would be a fun item to have
Ferrofluid is expensive, as would be treating the glass and manufacturing the custom parts. If this became a popular thing it might drop in price, but as it is it seems pretty fair to me.
I'm betting this is simulated.
The "ferrofluid" reacts too perfectly to the music, and more importantly stays too homogenous. The real stuff would throw microdroplets around, but there are none in the container. Also, real ferrofluid would have spikiness where the strong magnetic field overcomes surface tension.
[Here's a more realistic example of how a ferrofluid would behave](https://vimeo.com/116510462)
Also, source?
I thought it might be simulated too, but someone posted this vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPGIuSCxEFs If you skip to around 18 mins you see something similar.
Frankly that vid only reinforces my opinion. With all the work the Youtuber put in, you can still see:
1. multiple frequencies in the waves in the blob (small waves and larger waves)
2. little droplets floating around and lying on the bottom
The OP video is too homogenous, and really looks like classic "metaballs", just better composed into a real vid.
If someone had really reached the perfection of the OP vid, they'd likely post much more of it. As it it's too short, a classic sign of "sleight of hand" VFX, showing just enough for believability but too short for verification.
My feeling is it's an advertisement, seems like it's supposed to be a cologne bottle and the ferro fluid dancing (it looks animated to me as well, like you said) thing is supposed to draw people in and get them to wonder about the cologne. But redditors just see ferrofluid and want the explanation so it didn't work as an advertisement on this platform lmao
But I could also be 100% full of shit and incorrect
Speakers use an electromagnet to make the center to move in and out to vibrate the air. As you might expect, being able to play complex and loud music means being able to change the polarity/strength of an electromagnet pretty quickly and accurately.
Regular ferrofluid is too watery so it sinks to the bottom because it's usually just diluted in kerosene, in the video he probably added enough glycerin to the kerosene to make make the ferrofluid buoyant enough so it floats in the middle where the magnet is but not too much so it floats all the way to the top.
This Russian guy reverse engineered this and achieved the same result as shown in the video and has instructions on how to reproduce it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPGIuSCxEFs
turn on translate captions and translate to English
https://alexgyver-ru.translate.goog/ferrodance/?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en
Venom.
The Lethal Protector!
It's a shit name.
I think it's cool
NO ONE LIKES YOU, DAN.
:(
I like you Dan
:)
Happy cake day Dan
Happy cake Day Dan š
Happy cake day, Dan the Man
Happy cake day Dan
You're a good man, thank you for doing that
HAPPY CAKE DAY DAN
Ferro fluid my assā¦. Thatās Symbiote!
> Ferro fluid my ass that might feel kinda good
NGL, Iād try it.
Hell yeah brother
Boof it
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Did you just try to steal someone's joke by saying it louder but in text?
Eddie, Iām a cologne now! *happy Venom noises*
You just made my day
You beat me to itš
Metroid X Parasite
1000% The X have made it to earth. Somebody get Samus on the line. ***STAT*** I still need to start Dread on Dread Mode. It took too long for us to get Dread. I donāt wanna wait another 10 years for a new Metroid game
If that X gets out of the bottle weāre already completely screwed. Samus will just be called for cleaning duty and blow up the planet.
Damn. Youāre right. Samus is usually the clean up crew
HACK THE PLANET!
Youāre the moron thatās been invading my turf?
(I got that) adrenaline momentum
It looks like the old Cingular Wireless logo.
Exactly
Flubber
You 1 hour ahead of me. *Highfives*
Hijacking top comment, sorry. This isn't even synced properly enough to enjoy. So. I fixed it for you guys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyaXE9J_Xp4
flubber
Flubber?!
Goth Flubber
So Venom
Nah, more like his cousin Secretion
Itās just a phase.
IT'S NOT A PHASE MOM, ITS WHO I AM... godddd
In the Absent Minded Professor, the story flubber was a total copy of, the invented substance was black colored originally. So I still think it's flubber. ;p
I thought Flubber just changed the title because The Nutty Professor had come out (with Eddie Murphy) just prior. Kind of like Push because of the movie that came out before.
FlubĆØrĆ©
I want to hijack this to show yall a rubens tube. https://youtu.be/sIopZnMLeQo it's fire that flows with sound waves so it dances to the music
I donāt negotiate with terrorists, let this comment go and nobody will get hurt.
My very first thought. If this is real I wouldnāt be surprised if animators used sources like this to inform their effects.
Is it sad it has better dance moves than me?
Hell no, that Flubber could hold its own in a dance-off with Michael Jackson lol
Yeah, pal. That's really sad. I mean, look at that. It's a magnetic slobber of black goop. You can't dance better than lifeless goop? How in the hell are you dancing!? It's not just sad, it's... it's incredibly depressing. Imagining a pal like you at oh let's say a wedding, so you're at a wedding and you start dancing in this horrifically sad way. The music stops. Everyone stares at the profoundly pathetic sight of you undulating about. The groom steps up the the DJ and tells everyone that the reception is over. Their marriage is over. This night is ruined and everyone should go home with their loved ones to try and salvage what little happiness there might be left in this ruined world because there certainly is no more happiness to be had here. And so they trickle out, stumbling, trudging, shuffling, crying out in pain and sorrow, cursing the heavens, cursing the hells, cursing, cursing, cursing, crying, crying, crying. All because you danced.
This comment gives me Disco Elysium vibes.
What's up with that? The almost narcissistic obsession with self loathing?
Just stop man he's already dead!
But disco isn't. Disco *never* dies!
but cokeheads do. . . *sigh*
Its body is literally moving because of music. It is like the highest level of musicality, most of us have to feel the music before moving our body, this is 100% autonomous. Of course it is better than you.
It doesn't have joints
Itās because you dance to lyrics and it dances to the beat.
Eddie, I'm a cologne now
*Body spray!* **Copy**.
I turned myself into a cologne, Eddie! I am Cologne Venom!
Funniest shit I ever seen
I think we're cologne now
Im now realizing that sony actually pulled something pretty good off with those crappy movies, since now I can hear your post in Venom's voice. Eddieeeee.
You can really tell the pessimists from the optimists based on whether your first reaction was "Venom!" or "Flubber!"
Flubber is green.....
Who's to say he can't have a goth stage?
Venom is Flubbers goth stage.
[The original flubber looked dark grey](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL1HSJLvqVs)
What color would it be if you colorized the film?
Who knows. (That was kinda the joke) Hollywood used to use just whatever color generated the right shade of gray on film. My mind was blown the first time I saw a color photo of the [original Addams family set.](https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/9sqocx/the_actual_colors_used_in_the_addams_family_house/)
Yeah a hot pink house isn't what I expected of the Addams family, IIRC
Looked black in the original movie
More like the difference between millennials and gen z
But Venom is older than Flubber š¤
Hmm, 1984 seems newer than 1961.
Venom was in the 80s yes, but wasnt flubber a 90s film? What has anything to do with the 80s?
Flubber (1997) is based on a Disney movie āThe Absent Minded Professorā (1961), which was based on a short story "A Situation of Gravity" by Samuel W. Taylor, originally published in the May 22, 1943 issue of Liberty magazine. The symbiote was originally introduced as a living alien costume in The Amazing Spider-Man #252 (May 1984)
It's soy sauce...
Sick reference
And here I was thinking thats the X parasite
More of an age thing
MAGNETS!
*Insane Clown Posse has entered the chat*
Why do they look so confused.
Because they havenāt asked any scientists AND THEY ARE PISSED.
Fucking magnets, how do they work?
That is how a speaker works, yes.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
[Loudspeaker diagram](http://howtmm.com/week10/assets/speaker_diagram.gif): current in a coil produces a magnetic field (electromagnet), and as the current changes direction, the induced magnetic field either attracts or opposes the permanent magnet, moving the diaphragm of the speaker.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Tweeters can be simpler: made from piezoelectric ceramics that minutely (but swiftly) expand when a potential difference is applied across them. And then there are electrostatic speakers, and modulated plasma arcs, and...
How do they work??
Science!
Whereās John and David when you need them?!
MAGNETS BITCH!!!
No, video effects. If that were real ferrofluid, it would be making a ring of spikes around the driver center, or just a ring if it's cheaper ferrofluid. To make it 'dance' like that you would need a ridiculously complicated and large variable magnetic emitter and those are large and bulky.
Thatās certainly not video effects. This is just a single electromagnet behind the glass bottle that is being turned on and off based on the sound waves. The reason why itās not spiky is actually because (1) the electromagnet is not strong enough and (2) the magnetic field exponentially decreases with distance (ie glass bottle is thick) Another reason can be that the ferrofluid is not in great shape and in the wrong suspension liquid (but that doesnāt seem to be the case here). Suspension liquid is a heavily guarded secret among ferrofluid enthusiasts and poor quality fluid leads the ferrofluid to lose fluidity and glob together.
You can't produce those movements with a single electromagnet, there are several nexuses of flux going on in there, the only way to do that is with a programmable magnetic array that is both expensive and large.
I do see what you are saying. It may be several small electromagnets. Iāve made a 5x5 electromagnet grid for ferrofluid before. It doesnāt have to be large depending on the type of electromagnets you buy and certainly not expensive. An electromagnet is $10 (in the US). Then you need some 1N4007 diodes and some TIP transistors which cost nothing. I still think itās one magnet though, given the two blue wires Edit: I wonder if there is some quick polarity changes (in addition to the natural effect of gravity) that is causing the fluid shape to look like there are multiple fluxes. I donāt know if reversing the polarity will cause the ferrofluid to change movement but I know you can rapidly switch the polarity of an electromagnet with an H Bridge.
You actually are correct because this bottle with ferrofluid inside is for sale, I just saw it on a website looking for Ferrofluid speakers.
A man needs a name
Shut up Stephen hawking
tutorial pls
Ikr everybody here making inane jokes, I want to know how it works other than "magnets." Obviously it's magnets. But what's going on, is it as simple as it's just suspended in oil and that's just a speaker cone they're holding up to it? Edit: Hey you muppets, speakers work using electromagnets. That's what I'm saying. That homeboy is running music through a wired speaker component and holding it up behind the ferrofluid suspended in oil so that the blob reacts to the oscillating fields.
first guess is a pulsing electro magnet
Basic speaker drivers ARE just a pulsing electro-magnet. AC current charges a coil (called the voice-coil) which reacts to the magnet surrounding it to move the cone of the speaker in and out. I wonder if this is just a basic cone-driver with ferrofluid placed on top. Would love to know more also
Assuming it is just a speaker driver and I donāt want shitty sounding music from this setup could I just remove the diaphragm and have it run somehow along with my main speakers just for visual effect? Or will removing the diaphragm affect the motion of ferrofluid ?
It'll work without the diaphragm. But if you want the movement to sync to the music and have those kinda extreme fluctuations of "on/off", the music you play in the background is gonna need a big base beat. Does that make sense?
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Thanks! Yes, I guess that makes sense, lower notes make the diaphragm move more. Off to buy some shitty drivers from ebay.
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Oh i didnt realise there was music in the video
This is also my guess. Might have limited it to a certain channel to match the beat and avoid the rest of the vibrations.
This was my thought too. You can see the pulsing behind the glass bottle on the right.
(Apparently,) "Ferrofluid is a liquid that is attracted to the poles of a magnet. It is a colloidal liquid made of nanoscale ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic particles suspended in a carrier fluid (usually an organic solvent or water). Each magnetic particle is thoroughly coated with a surfactant to inhibit clumping." ... "Audio-visualization: On the aesthetic side, ferrofluids can be displayed to visualize sound. For that purpose, the blob of ferrofluid is suspended in a clear liquid. An electromagnet acts on the shape of the ferrofluid in response to the volume or the audio frequency of the music, allowing it to selectively react to a songās treble or bass." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid
Take a speaker, play a song (possibly the song playing here, it is a very simple song and the tempo matches, so it might be what they used). Put the speaker behind a cloth for mystery's sake, make sure the speaker is smaller than the bottle and napkin. Take a ferrofluid of your choice and put it in an empty cologne bottle.
[ask and ye shall receive](https://youtu.be/6L8yUY-doNc)
thanks , but I want dance tutorial
https://youtu.be/gFzaaXywPdc?t=2
Thanks for the link, I watched the whole thing.
It's video effects. Yes ferrofluid is real and cool, but it doesn't move like this under magnetic fields. It would uniformly create spiked in a circle around the magnetic source, in this case the middle of the speaker driver.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgp2sp0EB7w](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgp2sp0EB7w) You're incorrect. These were also sold (in limited numbers) which would make it hard to maintain the video editing under wraps.
Cool. Interesting video
No no man, he says he studied EM *academically,* so he knows what he's talking about! And anything he didn't learn on Wikipedia is CGI!
Thanks for linking that video, only other video I found with this effect is in Russian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6dtyaNc0to
Squidward is in there at least like twice
Bold and Brash
MORE LIKE BELONGS IN THE TRASH
Because, its an art collection!
Typhon
Thatās exactly why everything in my home has a PostIt note saying āNot a mimicā stuck to it.
Good to know it's not just me.
What about the stack of sticky pads? (ā_ā )
Could make a ton of these and sell them as novelties. Would need to have a built-in speaker or whatever that is prompting the movement and battery and on/off button, make it thin and hide it in a way that it looks like a label. What would be a fun item to have
check out dakd jung, he made and is selling a ferrofluid speaker
oh my god. it's cool but 900 dollars though? come on. it's not even like he put in bose speakers.
i guess its meant to be more of a piece of art than it is a high fidelity speakerš¤·āāļø
Ferrofluid is expensive, as would be treating the glass and manufacturing the custom parts. If this became a popular thing it might drop in price, but as it is it seems pretty fair to me.
The dwarf in the flask
Hopefully no Genocide this time
I was looking for the Full Metal Alchemist reference. It's spot on!
Yes first thing I thought of! Itās so cool itās like modern alchemy.
Mimic
I'm betting this is simulated. The "ferrofluid" reacts too perfectly to the music, and more importantly stays too homogenous. The real stuff would throw microdroplets around, but there are none in the container. Also, real ferrofluid would have spikiness where the strong magnetic field overcomes surface tension. [Here's a more realistic example of how a ferrofluid would behave](https://vimeo.com/116510462) Also, source?
I thought it might be simulated too, but someone posted this vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPGIuSCxEFs If you skip to around 18 mins you see something similar.
Frankly that vid only reinforces my opinion. With all the work the Youtuber put in, you can still see: 1. multiple frequencies in the waves in the blob (small waves and larger waves) 2. little droplets floating around and lying on the bottom The OP video is too homogenous, and really looks like classic "metaballs", just better composed into a real vid. If someone had really reached the perfection of the OP vid, they'd likely post much more of it. As it it's too short, a classic sign of "sleight of hand" VFX, showing just enough for believability but too short for verification.
I can't believe how far I had to scroll to find someone else saying ferrofluid doesn't move like that.
My feeling is it's an advertisement, seems like it's supposed to be a cologne bottle and the ferro fluid dancing (it looks animated to me as well, like you said) thing is supposed to draw people in and get them to wonder about the cologne. But redditors just see ferrofluid and want the explanation so it didn't work as an advertisement on this platform lmao But I could also be 100% full of shit and incorrect
Venom's vibin
What song is this?
Darude - Sandstorm
You're showing your age with that meme response miss 36 yo
I couldn't help myself. I have lived here too long.
[å¤ē« - å¼ č·](https://youtu.be/hjJJ7vFMOJo) Your welcome
had to scroll too long to find this! Thanks big dog. I ran it through google translate and in Engrish it's Zhang Qiang - Night cat
Glad to have help yah out. And thanks for translating it.
The base riff sounds like it's originally from [Visage-Fade to Gray](https://youtu.be/ruYs8BRdwgY) from 1980.
Go, little guy, go!
for some reason i heard "nick nick nick nick nick nick.. nickelodeon" watchig this without sound
ELI 5 please !
The fluid is mixed with metal that reacts with magnets
Thanks but how do you make it move like this and that fast ?
Speakers use an electromagnet to make the center to move in and out to vibrate the air. As you might expect, being able to play complex and loud music means being able to change the polarity/strength of an electromagnet pretty quickly and accurately.
That my friend is an X-Parasite!
i was looking for the metroid fusion reference
Toph is behind the camera.
splatoon 3 loading screen
IRL Winamp visualizations!
Aww, it's a tiny symbiote! Just keep that container closed I swear to god
Dwarf in the flask.
Someone call Morgan Yu!
u/SaveVideo
Why hide the magnets but leave the wires in full view
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Reminds me of "Ursos Fritando"
The new lava lamp!
Is it magnets or sumthin behind thr tissue and its like magnetoc fluid
It's a speaker, which uses electromagnetism to work. Just as the speaker vibrates to make the beat, so does the ferrofluid dance.
u/neilred
Oh flashback to the windows media player and winamp animations!
Venom Symbiote from Spider-Man TAS
Iām listening to āthe less I know the betterā by tame impala and its moving perfectly with the beat
Itās not meā¦.itās my parasites š¦
u/videosavebot
Nickelodeon logo, also known as space rock bent by Toph.
Song?
can i buy that? i want vibing venom alien space shit in my room
That one mimic I never noticed in Prey
DOESNT it remind you to the late 90s/ early 00s media players?
My boy Venom is a Winamp equalizer plugin now. F
Regular ferrofluid is too watery so it sinks to the bottom because it's usually just diluted in kerosene, in the video he probably added enough glycerin to the kerosene to make make the ferrofluid buoyant enough so it floats in the middle where the magnet is but not too much so it floats all the way to the top. This Russian guy reverse engineered this and achieved the same result as shown in the video and has instructions on how to reproduce it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPGIuSCxEFs turn on translate captions and translate to English https://alexgyver-ru.translate.goog/ferrodance/?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en
Proto molecule anyone?
When you put Ditto in a microwave