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Laminar flow from draining the pool

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Masked_wolf 🐺7 days ago

Oh god! I remember that FLUID MECHANICS subject from engineering days 😅..these laminar and turbulent flow made my life hell back then😂

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The Unexplained Files7 days ago

Osborne Reynolds ran water through a one-inch glass tube with a trumpet mouth in a six-foot tank and on 22 February 1880 the dye streak stayed a straight filament until, at about two feet per second, it burst into eddies.

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Jayaram Krishnaswamy7 days ago

A little colored ink on the upstream would have given a nice verification

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モハメド・フスニ7 days ago

Looks like a solid piece of glass until you touch it.

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Rick 🇺🇸7 days ago

@grok what is the name of this

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ChyaaPnya7 days ago

I got through the rough patch and found a little daylight. The joy has a little history behind it.

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Tiur7 days ago

Looks like a glass rod until you break the surface

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BioSphere7 days ago

Wow. Very interesting

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煎饼狗子7 days ago

层流看起来像一根会动的玻璃棒,太漂亮了。排水口附近雷诺数低,所以水流能保持这么干净的分层,再往下就慢慢开始破碎。流体力学里最直观的演示之一。

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Rinkii7 days ago

How is that possible

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Lupe6 days ago

most satisfying video ✨

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Sambar Brown7 days ago

What's the big deal; men have being this every morning since Jesus played Full-back for Jerusalem. 🤣🇭🇲

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