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High Speed video. Cats. Physics. Weightlessness. Of all my videos, if you don't share this one, you probably never will. Please consider sharing by clicking here: http://bit.ly/FLIPPIN_CATS Next I'll explain how the physics involved in flipping cats allow us to operate Space Telescopes (Seriously). So as simple of a question as this is, it turns out to be a MAJOR POINT OF STUDY in Physics, Robotics, Space Satellite Control, Weapons Development, Biomedical Engineering, etc. It's stumped scientists and engineers since Newton's day. Here's something interesting. The cat isn't twisting his back.. he's actually BENDING it. The next video will go into great detail about what's going on there, and explain how it relates to studying the farthest points in the universe (Seriously... the fact that a cat can do this allows us to study the Universe.. no exaggeration). The high speed camera used was a Phantom V10. Rent one yourself by clicking here: http://bit.ly/wQPlHd Artist Info: Gordon McGladdery wrote & Recorded the song "Long Time, No See" Download it here: http://ashellinthepit.bandcamp.com/track/long-time-no-see-2 Sarah Xu, a student at the Vancouver Film School made the awesome introduction Drawing. Look at the full non-8-second version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYlW5OTIWm0 See her art here: http://captainpillow.blogspot.ca/ The graphs are scientifically accurate! Coming soon (because you asked): a poster of the flipping cat intro. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get Smarter Section: If you don't believe me that this involves some serious math... click here: http://count.ucsc.edu/~rmont/papers/cat.PDF ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~