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The idea was to test out methods for ITC. Iron filings were suspended in a liquid and then a small electrical current was passed through. I think this initial result is very positive and it is a very interesting take on the usual water photography method. I can definitely see a face, whether it be a man or a cat and I wish Mr Zeta all the luck in the world with future experiments.
Peace
I have not seen the video you speak of but experimenting with fluid dynamics is pretty cool.
If one wants to read some techy-sciencey info on it you can do so with the following books:
Colloidal Magnetic Fluids - S. Odenbach (Springer, 2009)
Electrorheological Fluids and Magnetorheological Suspensions - F. Gordaniejad, et al., (World, 2007)
Having seen some of Mr. Zeta's prior videos and live streams, I am confident he is heading in the right direction.
Take Care,
Ron