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The author describes a systematic photographic investigation of liquid splashes, using ultra-short electric-spark exposures to freeze rapid sequences. Experiments compare drops and solid spheres entering liquid, document surface coronets, bubble formation, sub-surface cavities, and two principal splash modes that depend on impact velocity and surface roughness. The narrative explains observational methods and apparatus, presents stepwise photographic series, discusses underlying fluid-mechanical principles, and traces transitions between smooth sheath-like and rough basket-like splashes. A concluding chapter and supplement analyze higher-velocity phenomena and offer interpretations linking observed forms to the dynamics of air, liquid inertia, and surface tension.

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A. M. Worthington

A. M. Worthington is an author known for exploring themes of nature and the intricacies of water in her works. Her notable titles include "A Study of Splashes" and "The Splash of a Drop," where she delves into the beauty and science of water phenomena. Worthington's writing often reflects a keen observation of the natural world, inviting readers to appreciate the subtle details of everyday experiences. Through her literary contributions, she adds a unique perspective to the genre of nature writing.

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