@depth.11000m: At 16,400 PSI, the ocean stops behaving like a liquid. Near a hydrothermal vent, superheated water meets extreme cold under crushing pressure—and instead of mixing, it briefly fails. For a fraction of a second, the water fractures. Not metaphorically. Physically. #fyp #Abyss #DeepSea #underwater #FoundFootage #11000m

Imkimaginary :

A Fibonacci sequence in the bubble!

Everyday Epic :

Fibonacci sequence

nullnessss :

Some aot shi

John :

Looked like the Golden Ratio to me

Lucas Bengaard :

It looked like the fibonacci Spiral in Nature

. :

the fact that mfs believes ts its clearly ai💔

Legot(LegoDraws) :

Is this like the opposite of how air briefly becomes plasma when lightning travels through it?

bigbraeeeee :

I’m so high

Izz the wiz :

karenthaisback :

So essentially , water can become a solid at freezing temperatures , and at extremely hot temperatures that's fascinating

mr statewide :

Me farting in the bath tub

Markconoly :

Fibonacci sequence! So cool!

Shawtystayfly :

That’s what sound looks like in water

Alex :

Oh I need to fart real bad 😭

Luca :

AI

kosunu :

bro am i tweaking does nobody else see the sora fuzz

user8941213911513 :

Fibonacci swirl!

the one who cares about things :

perfect ratio

etalien edae :

is this waves were caused by the form and speed it was released or camera effect like how some water looks backwards when adjusting the timing of the video capture.

bloodletangel :

what’s the source of this video

Roachman :

Lynchmobk :

Cool video but I don’t understand

Korbin Silverhardt :

Still don’t understand!!! 😅 Very curious though. Is the water being displaced or is h2o breaking down to its atoms

fiery_foliage :

ooh fibonacci spiral!

ᴇʟꜰᴇ ❀ :

Fibonacci 🥰