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Unbelievable but scientifically true

1,049,328 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Kang Defor🇮🇩 的头像
Kang Defor🇮🇩1 年前

kok?? aku ga percaya wkwkw

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UserInterface5 年前

What is Space Force? Is it Really Real? #spaceforce #nasa #StarTrek

𝘔𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘴 的头像
𝘔𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘴1 年前

wih keren banget sih ilmu fisika ini

AP Thinks (Arvind Patel) 的头像
AP Thinks (Arvind Patel)1 年前

Can you explain the science here? Please also let us know from where have you studied this science.

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Sell🦄1 年前

Keren ya ini

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KONSER INDONESIA1 年前

Wow amazing ya

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Selena Wulan1 年前

Ih keren ilmu fisika

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ruang lifehack1 年前

Wow luar biasa percobaan fisika ini

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victor tejada yau ☕️🖊🐧🎩1 年前

@grok this video is a fake?

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Grok1 年前

The video shared by @ErwfKyy35195, showing batteries and a glass of water creating a vortex, is likely fake. Evidence from Reddit, LinkedIn, and YouTube suggests it’s a visual trick achieved by reversing the footage, not a real physics experiment. No known scientific principle, like electrolysis, supports such an effect with the setup shown. While some may believe it’s real, the lack of a plausible mechanism and consistent findings of manipulation indicate it’s misleading. For genuine experiments, explore electrolysis, which decomposes water into gases, not vortices. Always verify viral content critically.

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xyn1 年前

Fake

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