Another Victory for Newtonian Mechanics – take that Brownian Motion!
October 21, 2006 at 6:54 pm | ilya | everyday science, literatureIt is well known that low Reynolds number flows are reversible.
This is perhaps the best demonstration of Newtonian mechanics in fluids that I’ve ever seen. It’s also a great analogy for “dephasing-rephasing” events that happen in photon echo, NMR, and other spectroscopic experiments. Take a look, and make sure to check out video 1.
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whatever. If you can’t swim in it, then it’s not a fluid.
lava: no
air: no
canned dog food: maybe
despair: yes
Comment by william — October 23, 2006 #
whoah
Comment by anon — October 23, 2006 #