Slow motion video of vinyl record’s needle sliding over the record at 1/400 speed under electron microscope

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The footage created by Ben Krasnow show us needle running through the grooves in slow motion at 1/400 speed. Ben Krasnow is an employee at Google, who likes representing scientific ideas and concepts in visualized way, this time he put a vinyl record under electron microscope that allows us know how vinyl disc works.

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