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Very nice. I think that the explanation given for why the water stops flowing [1] is wrong. It has likely less to do with the surface tension "on the lip" (see
by huhtenberg 4y ago
Very nice.
I think that the explanation given for why the water stops flowing [1] is wrong. It has likely less to do with the surface tension "on the lip" (see video) and more with the fact that that all air bubbles in the maze become pressurized and their cumulative pressure is enough to push back on the water trying to get into the maze and prevent it from flowing in.
I do agree though that it's a rather unexpected behavior.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81ebWToAnvA&t=370 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81ebWToAnvA&t=370
- rrobukef 4y agoIt shouldn't be, because every bit of upwards pressure towards the exit is compensated by the same amount of downwards pressure on the path before. I'm surprised there is that much static resistance in the maze.
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