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That video is really illuminating in the article. I've experienced it once at the entrance of a concert. If you have all kinds of forces acting on you, then you
by mettamage 2y ago
That video is really illuminating in the article. I've experienced it once at the entrance of a concert. If you have all kinds of forces acting on you, then you don't have much autonomy on how you move.
Would this to some extent be how actual fluid (e.g. water) move as well? I thought atoms just freely flowed around in there from one side of the liquid to the other side.
- soulofmischief 2y agoDrop some oil or food coloring into some water and swish it around!
- fc417fc802 2y agoYes, liquids are similar to what you describe. Although the forces are quite a bit more complex than just being packed into a tight space. > I thought atoms just freely flowed around in there That is how gasses are. Although in that case there are lots of high speed elastic collisions happening.