M&M’s, the candy that supposedly ‘melts in your mouth and not in your hands,’ is put to the test… for science.
The Beauty of Science wanted to see what would happen if M&M’s were placed in water and filmed in 4K time-lapse. The result… watching the color slowly dissolve off M&M’s looks like something we’d see dramatized on an episode of Cosmos.
There are few things sadder than watching perfectly good ice cream melt before we’ve had a chance to stuff it in our pie-hole. That is unless the melting is done for the sake of art, as seen in Ice Cream Melting In Macro.
Brought to us by Macro Room, watch as the ice cream quickly breaks down into a puddle. The video even gives us extreme close-ups of the melting process — which show the frozen treat starting to sweat, then breaking down, then puddle. Please watch this.
It’s summer and ice cream’s gonna melt. So, we might as well try to appreciate the hypnotic beauty of this process.
Creamlapse is brought to us by filmmaker Mateo Cabeza. The video is melting ice cream and nothing but melting ice cream, and we have no problem with that. Please enjoy.
Ilsoo Yang created a cool, gooey, and relaxing time-lapse video of melting ice cream. Try not to get too hypnotized — especially while watching the ones with the sprinkles.
[link, via Boing Boing]
