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That is cool! Does anyone know how it was done?

Holograms work by 'bending' light and projecting it onto a solid surface. For example glass, or in this case, water spray. Wherever the water spray si - that's where the projected hologram (from the base where the lights are) can be seen.

cool

thanks magscot for the update..

This is the same stuff DisneyLand uses to do there holograms, Its really cool.

yeah i know = )

so i guess the light of the hologram just hits the falling water drops.

MagScot is wrong. However, his explanation for what is going on here is right (although there is no bending of light). The problem is that this is not a hologram. A hologram has two projectors intersecting to form a picture which is three dimensional and requires no water to project onto. The picture stands out simply in the air (or even in a vacuum).

thank you Bill Nye the science guy LOL

lights and mist from when the water exploded

Awsome..loved it.

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