Why These Drops are SO EXTRAORDINARILY STRONG

The Prince Rupert's Drop! One of the smallest and strongest glass artifacts. The strength of this tiny thing has baffled experts since the 17th century, and its secrets have been uncovered only now! Understand the physics of the immense strength of this small thing in this video. The Prince Rupert's Drop is named after Prince Rupert of the Rhine, who took it to Britain in 1660. Major strides in the understanding of the physics of these drops were made by Robert Hooke, who published his works in Micrographia in 1665. Also, Did You Know? Modern Tempered Glass for Smartphones and car windshields are made strong using the same principles? I have made a couple of changes in my video editing style: 1. I added Basic Animations 2. I tried to reduce the echo in my voice as much as possible 3. I reduced the volume of the background music, since some of you told me it was distracting 4. Unlike my other videos till now, this video is in exactly 16:9 aspect ratio Let me know in the comments what you liked, and what you didn't. Please consider supporting and subscribing. I Hope I Was Able To Share Some Thing New With You Today! Science Infinite #princerupertdrop