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An entrepreneur has artificially recreated the laminar flow effect which makes a moving water jet look like it’s frozen in time.
Pierre Taylor, 26, from Denver, Colorado, used a balloon and some sellotape to replicate an effect so often seen in viral videos from around the world.
Pierre filled up the balloon with water, then used the tape to place a hashtag symbol on it, and finally pierced the balloon at the centre of the mark.
This enabled Pierre to create a flowing water jet that looked stunningly still.
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