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Unlike electricity, fluid dynamics are chaotic. The Navier-Stokes equations' non-linear 'convective term' causes interactions, leading to turbulence and whirlpools—like where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers meet to form the Ganga. #Physics #FluidDynamics

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EStrader3 days ago

Can barely understand what they are talking about, but make me feel good we have such brilliant people living today

Kowlasar Misir3 days ago

Wow

mv m menon2 days ago

Amazing!

S_Shanmugs3 days ago

I would've topped physics if they even gave an inch of physical representations

Frozen3 days ago

This Indian might take the job away from the racists .

Akash Dwivedi3 days ago

Terms aren't the reason for the chaos. These terms model reality APPROXIMATELY, and Navier-Stokes is a very good approximation

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