Pouring molten aluminum from a tall height does not result in interesting shapes or solidification before reaching the ground.
Aluminum reacts with water but does not explode as expected.
Molten aluminum turns into diamond-shaped droplets as it falls through the air.
The use of a pasta strainer to create smaller droplets of molten aluminum did not result in solidification before hitting the ground.
Pouring molten aluminum off a tall building is reminiscent of ancient lead shot-making techniques.
