Fun. So make a closed spherical assembly with lidar something to range the fluid height and put it in a three axis mount so the direction of down can be continu

Fun. So make a closed spherical assembly with lidar something to range the fluid height and put it in a three axis mount so the direction of down can be continually and smoothly changed, then drain the water very slowly. Then change the fluid for something with less surface tension (hurray more uses for chlorofluorocarbons), and put it in a 20g centrifuge, and perhaps scanning times will be reasonable. :)