Remember “Amazing Liquid Cornstarch“? This time we have a living proof that walking on water could actually be done, with some modification which you could consider as cheating. They really are walking on a liquid! VIDEO->
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Ricardo said,
11-15-2006 in 06:52:25 at 200.88.250.236Can someone tell me how can i do this cornstarch thing at home, what ingredients and what can i do with it.
Freeman said,
11-19-2006 in 07:44:23 at 71.156.91.82well, glass was a liquid before it solidified. {into a solid} and i think the real trick is to run lightly with most of your weight in the upper half of your body , and thats why they run with their knees really high. It could also work because of the extreme surface tension of the corstarch/water mix. Like running on Jello {if you will} really fast with a high center of gravity.
Xpider said,
11-22-2006 in 00:35:26 at 74.241.104.109no…glass is a slow moving liquid, it technically never fully solidifies, go look at a hundred year old house, the glass on the windows will have bubbled, or rounded out on the bottom of the window because it is still in a liquid state
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Killer said,
11-14-2006 in 16:21:30 at 65.121.75.90Technically glass is a liquid too, so not that astonishing….