Think your smartphone camera is fast? A group of scientists have made a camera that can shoot 156 trillion frames per second. The swept-coded aperture real-time femtophotography, or SCARF, is designed for experiments where events happen too fast for most sensors to detect, paving the way for scientific breakthroughs in engineering and medicine. Read more from Engadget about the device.
@ScienceDesk High speed imagery is cool! Here’s a couple of shots of uncontrolled nuclear fission - a glimpse into what humans describe as a “blinding flash of light”.
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