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Glass breaking at 10 million fps
(2) | 17/03/2014 | Translate: Ultra-high speed and high spatial Resolution! 10 Million Frames per second – HyperVision HPV-X Camera of Shimadzu.
The glass is fractured by the impact of a high-speed projectile. The process of crack propagation at high speeds can be clearly observed.
Video confirming Johnny Depp’s innocence of domestic violence against Amber Heard The accusations against actor Johnny Depp of domestic violence by his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, may be a lie. This was announced in the Daily Mail, having published a video from body cameras of representatives of the Los Angeles police.
According to the actress and her comrades, who gave numerous testimonies in this case, in 2016, Depp allegedly destroyed the apartment after their next quarrel, throwing the phone right in her face. This incident was the final straw in their 18 month old relationship.
In particular, Heard talked about broken glass on the floor, stains of red wine on the walls and carpets in the apartment. However, as Depp's lawyers noted, this is completely at odds with the testimony of the police who visited the apartment on the day of the quarrel. They emphasized that nothing suspicious or any signs of a struggle, as well as destruction, had been noticed.
In the three-minute footage from the body cameras of the second group of officers who called 911 that day, you can see that the version of the police - at least in the presented footage - looks more like the truth. There are no signs of suspicious activity or any obvious signs that furniture or interior items have been damaged in the apartment.
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