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After Decades of Waiting, Scientists Finally Observe Pitch Drop
It might seem like a minor thing - a piece of pitch forming a drop that subsequently separates - but scientists have been waiting patiently for decades to watch this phenomenon that, despite taking anywhere from seven to 13 years to build up to, occurs in a tenth of a second.
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