Science and art are often two strange areas, but when they combine, the results will be very surprising.
A scientist and Swiss photographer named Fabian Oefner used photography to capture normal phenomena under the lens of science. His set of photos is called " psychedelic science".
This photo shows pneumatic force.A balloon with a painted surface is broken, creating brilliant paint spots in the space.
This photo shows centrifugal force.Son shot from a pipe attached to the drill.
This abstract picture is created by liquid with magnetic and colored water.
In this photo, light reflects on the surface of the coal plate.
In order to explain the magnetic field, Fibian poured ferro liquid, a dark, greasy liquid like oil with many tiny metal particles onto a magnet.Ferro is an insoluble, insoluble substance in water.Therefore, when Oefner poured colored water over ferro liquid, the water quickly moved to the small slots on the face.The resulting image looks like a microorganism under a microscope.
The Swiss photographer poured whiskey into a big bottle, then dropped it inside a match.The fire flared in the blink of an eye, but it was saved in the image that looked like a smoky, broccoli.
The color of the sound.Color crystals rise from the surface of the speaker thanks to the force of sound waves.
The universe is saved in a photo that costs 10 USD.In fact, this is a photograph of the tail of a fiberglass lamp.The photo was taken using exposure techniques for a long time.
A strange picture of oil: the colored particles of the paint float above the mixture of water and strong alcohol impregnated with methane.
Micro particles of perfume drift in the air in less than a second, creating a scent of scent.
