Liquid flows uphill
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Just an exchange of energy...Kinda sad that this was an actual university study... looks more like a damn 1st grade science project relating to energy transfer or something...Good to see that research money going to good use...
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The water is not flowing uphill, it is being bounced uphill. The energy to overcome gravity is being put into the water by the bouncing.
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I must be incredibly dull.. what's surprising about this? ;p
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haha :D
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someone quick find a good use for a bong scenerio.
3 years ago 3
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its called cymatics
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All I can hear in my mind was "fap fap fap fap"..
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i can throw water up a hill too
4 years ago 2
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I think this is just the beta of that black stuff, it can't move of it's own volition, make it's own vibrations, yet. [And it doesn't look that scary, the black stuff trickling down the eyeballs of those boys that fell down into the underground cavern, in the film, was unsettling]
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Do you realise the amount of energy neded to move a surface bif enough to move such a large amout of oil, or anything, more than a simple pump. So yeah, think about it, mmkay?
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never trust a scientist? I bet you trust a clergyman dummy!!
ferrariModenas 4 years ago 9
Its not breaking any scientific laws, the shaking of the surface gives the droplet the necessary kinetic energy to rotate and pull itself up the ruler, if you look closely, it sort of resembles a wheel in the way the force from shaking causes it to spin up.
AbedeuS 4 years ago 7