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It may not be possible to match the scene of a sword slashing a pair of bullets but the members of The Slow Mo Guys experimented with a tiny air bullet fired into the blade and split into two, flying into two balls and causing them to explode is enough to make us satisfied. This article explains the key facts and context behind the bullet.
In particular, with a recording speed of up to 28,500 frames per second, we can see the close-up of each moment in this unique experiment.
To have such beautiful images, the two men had to try again and again because the bullet to be perfectly separated and hit both balls at the same time was not simple.
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What is the bullet?
It may not be possible to match the scene of a sword slashing a pair of bullets but the members of The Slow Mo Guys experimented with a tiny air bullet fired into the blade and split into two, flying into two balls and causing them to explode is enough to make us satisfied.
What makes the bullet notable?
This article explains the key facts and context behind the bullet.
What are the key facts about the bullet?
In particular, with a recording speed of up to 28,500 frames per second, we can see the close-up of each moment in this unique experiment.
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