What does liquid helium look like?

[Mk]

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I need a picture of liquid helium itself for my project on superconductors. I've looked all over but I can't find anything

 

[enigma]

I couldn't find any on Google in the first few pages.

AFAIK, it just looks like water (only you'd freeze to death instantly if you drank it).

You may do a search for "Bubble Chamber"

Bubble chamber sub-atomic particle tests were done in liquid helium. The picture will be a lot prettier than a pool of something that looks like smoking water.

 

[M98Ranger]

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Liquid helium is a colorless and transparent liquid with a very low boiling point of -452.1 degrees Fahrenheit (-269 degrees Celsius). At this temperature, it appears as a clear, odorless liquid with a density approximately 1/8th of water. Due to its extremely low temperature, it is often used to cool materials and equipment in scientific research and medical applications.

Unfortunately, since it is a colorless and transparent liquid, it is difficult to capture a clear image of liquid helium. However, you can find some images online that show the liquid helium in a container or a supercooled object immersed in it. These images can give you an idea of what liquid helium looks like. Additionally, you can also find videos online that show the properties and behavior of liquid helium, which may be helpful for your project.