Liquid mountaineering.
Photo source.
Curiouser and curiouser...
Intrigued by your interests on ScienceBlogs, I did an experiment.
I took a look at what you were searching for a year ago, during the month of June 2010 and uncovered some curious things. As in my last post {Inquiring Readers Want to Know: "Why Is My Poop Green?}, I focused on your top 500 keywords (out of 343,309.) Lists such as these could provide endless possibilities of topics for blog posts. There's simply not enough time - anyone want to help write some of these?
- My prof got run over by an iPod
- Liquid mountaineering
- Goats on fire
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- Micronaps
- Dr. Emoto fraud
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- Organic cigarettes (Is that akin to organic dry cleaning?)
- Perfectionism and depression
- Worst physics article ever written
- The ultimate proof of creationism
- Methyl iodide strawberries
- Failed postdoc
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No such thing as liquid mountaineering. The videos were made by placing a bridge made out of plexiglass or another see-through material under the water, and using a camera angle that did not show the bridge. The guys then ran across the bridge, making it look like they were walking on water.
Mythbusters recreated this on their show a few months back.