When a partially-air-filled drop hits a surface, it splashes and rebounds in a complex fashion. This video breaks down the physics of the process. Upon impact, a lamella spreads, eventually becoming wavy and unstable along its rim. At the same time, a counterjet forms, growing until it pierces the remaining bubble of the drop. The jet continues to stretch upward due to its momentum, pinching off and forming wobbly satellite drops that finally fall back to the surface. (Image and video credit: D. Naidu and S. Dash)