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Physics trick to remove water.
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Knowing physics is a privilege. Applying physics is a superiority.

Habit is above physics. 😂

Actual magic is physics.

Siphon system. It uses a combination of gravity and atmospheric pressure to drain the water. It allows water to be removed without needing a pump or a power source, as long as the outlet is lower than the water source.

He should have known physics.

The pythagorean cup trick

Why don't you just cut the protruding pipe??? 🤷♂️

The physics principle of siphoning applied to emptying a water layer through a pipe at a different height, higher than the surface.

This was draining to watch

Does this also work if the water is brown or say, orange?

Physic is life. If I had known, I would have taken it seriously in high school

Many washing machines use this to pull detergent from a drawer into the washtub.

I love physics. The answers are always there.

Physics and art make for a powerful combination.

Air pressure + height difference = water runs away on its own.

Clever vacuum physics demo

Physics is actually magic 💯

Can someone explain this for me?

Truque de física para despejar o líquido perfeitamente.

Wow, sucked that liquid right out, like the way (in farming, in the past) many hoses were used to get water from a ditch to a field to water crops (not used much anymore, so I’ve included a definition for those who may not be familiar with them or use a different identifier).

Physics is real life magic...improvised suction pressure

We use this principle in our automobile braking systems; It's why you have to "bench bleed" the master cylinder before installing.

Bell siphon.

@grok Please explain how does it work

Physics is the ultimate cheat code. Who needs a pump when you can just bully atmospheric pressure into doing the work for you? 🧪💧

Hey @grok What’s this law called

It's called a Bell Syphon

Ok but why not put the drain at the lowest level?

I'm glad I never had to go through a fluid dynamics class, I would've failed.

Just a simple vacuum

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Understanding physics will help you prevent and solve lots of daily issues and save you lots of money too.

Personally, I would of just installed the drain at the correct height to start with but cool none the less.

Ok
