To the rest of us, it's a sneeze. It's mesmerizing. It's also important. "Respiratory infectious diseases still remain the leading infectious diseases in the world," Bourouiba explains.

It created a public service announcement showing various nice-looking people sneezing in slow motion. After watching it, not only do you wish these people had covered their noses and mouths ...

MIT researchers are showing you exactly what a sneeze looks like in slow motion. Lydia Bourouiba, of the MIT Fluid Dynamics of Disease Transmission Laboratory, managed to film a real live sneeze ...

To the rest of us, it's a sneeze. Working from high-speed photography images, researchers hope to make risk maps for which parts of a room are likely to get contaminated by a sick person. It's ...

In the footage above, Gav from The Slow Mo Guys films himself counting aloud, coughing, and sneezing at 1000fps. The cough and the sneeze are as gross as you'd probably expect, but what's perhaps ...

Spoiler: There is A LOT of snot. We all know that sneezing is pretty gross, but this slow motion video shows just how utterly disgusting the process really is. Sneezes may be common place ...

While reviewing the time-lapse footage from between June 2013 and April 2014, researchers at the MBARI noticed something surprisingly relatable: the sponge seemed to sneeze. “Basically ...

Sea sponges “sneeze” in slow motion to get rid of the sand and pollutants that they suck into their bodies, and the expelled mucus may be an important food source for other marine organisms.

To the rest of us, it's a sneeze. It's mesmerizing. It's also important. "Respiratory infectious diseases still remain the leading infectious diseases in the world," Bourouiba explains.

Many of them hop from person to person in coughs and sneezes, or "violent emissions," as she calls them. If she can understand how a sneeze moves, she says, she can better understand how to ...

To the rest of us, it's a sneeze. It's mesmerizing. It's also important. "Respiratory infectious diseases still remain the leading infectious diseases in the world," Bourouiba explains. Many of them ...