On which side is the water moving faster? Experiment 2 A faster-moving fluid has less pressure than a slower-moving fluid. Even though you can’t see it, air is a fluid!

The fluid being under pressure as before, and its particles free to move in any direction which is consistent with the nature of all fluids, if an opening be made in the side of the cylinder, it ...

Each time a drop drips from a faucet, nature performs a magic trick. Breaking one blob into two calls for passage through a singularity — a single point where physical quantities flirt with the ...

The mean cerebrospinal-fluid pressure in the 17 subjects before the start of the experiment was 237 ± 11 mm. of water, which is higher than the usually accepted normal value.

Witness the incredible reaction of ferrofluid in quantum levitation at extreme temperatures. This experiment showcases the power of magnetism and how materials behave under intense conditions ...

Ripples were not Ayrton’s only foray into fluid dynamics. She also did experiments that showed theories on residual motion in stationary waves, pressure changes by vortices formed by water flowing ...

In the embryo, certain cells in the lung secrete fluid, creating an internal pressure within the organ against the pressure inside the rest of the embryo’s chest cavity. During experiments, as the ...

Liquid-metal experiment simulates astrophysical accretion discs As they applied a vertical magnetic field along the cylinders’ rotation axis, the researchers measured the fluid’s magnetic Reynolds ...

Anyone with a few kitchen staples can do their own dancing raisins experiment. We found that rotation, or spinning, was critically important for coaxing large objects to dance. Bubbles that cling ...