no longer the surface of dead liquid
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Plate 2 (detail, at folds)
unfolded view at archive.org (worth a look)
This gives, in 37 photographs, the splash of a milk drop of diameter .75 centim (circa) falling 100 centims into water.
A(rthur). M(ason). Worthington (1852-1916 *) and R. S. Cole. “Impact with a Liquid Surface, Studied by the Aid of Instantaneous Photography.” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series A. 189 (1897) : 137-148 followed by eight plates.
University of Michigan copy, digitized August 17, 2007
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But the surface, undisturbed, is no longer the surface of dead liquid.
Direct evidence of this will be given later.
146
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the surface, undisturbed
A. M. Worthington & R. S. Cole, “Impact with a Liquid Surface” (1897)