You are making it hard on yourself by inserting the air tube into the "column" aquarium you've made from the water bottle. That defeats the whole vacuum principle which you counteract with your vacuum tube
As you surmised the water can be oxygenated in the shallow "aquarium" represented by the bowl. And no active vacuum is required. As long as the column is air tight the water will not fall out.
Water can also be oxygenated with a small water fall or any other "mixing" action.
Cool video man
Clowwn1 1 month ago
You are making it hard on yourself by inserting the air tube into the "column" aquarium you've made from the water bottle. That defeats the whole vacuum principle which you counteract with your vacuum tube
As you surmised the water can be oxygenated in the shallow "aquarium" represented by the bowl. And no active vacuum is required. As long as the column is air tight the water will not fall out.
Water can also be oxygenated with a small water fall or any other "mixing" action.
CyberDruidtheModGod 5 months ago
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RE: inserting the air tube into the "column" aquarium
This is done to allow bubbles to be blown into the water, more to add a Magic effect, (when other see, how do they do that), than anything else.
RE: As long as the column is air tight the water will not fall out.
As show near the end of this video, but no more bubbles allow,
Films4You 5 months ago
@Films4You Oh I see. It would be a neat effect.
CyberDruidtheModGod 5 months ago
@CyberDruidtheModGod
No for someone, (hint, hint), to use it a a water cooling method for a computer :)
Films4You 5 months ago