Using the wine glasses resin frequency, host Gavin Free captures the shattering at a rate of 187,500 frames per second. This is to detail, not the shatter itself, but the process of that shattering.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pitcher of water and glasses on a table in a garden - Crispin La Valiente/Getty Images When preparing to host summer parties, you ...

It’s a classic trope, perhaps most popularized by cartoons – the opera singer hitting a high note in the big finale, and shattering wine glasses and monocles throughout the theatre. Of course, opera ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Glass is many people's go-to kitchen material, as it does so much in the kitchen — from baking to storing leftovers to keeping packed lunches ...

Pop culture is famous for showing opera singers testing their range by attempting to break a glass, using only their voices. The Slo Mo Guys take that experiment just a little further in a video they ...