After colliding with a tilted wall, air bubbles in water execute a backflip and hit the wall for a second time because they get caught in their own wake. These acrobatics could be harnessed for cleaning
When they collide with a tilted surface in water, some air bubbles bounce away then reverse course and hit the surface again in a “backflipping” motion. These acrobatics are caused by the flow of fluid around a bubble and could potentially be harnessed for cleaning.
in Rhode Island and his colleagues shot differently sized air bubbles in a tank of water towards a glass slide that was held at various angles between flat against the top of …
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
William & Kate Unite with Harry & Meghan Ahead of the Queen's FuneralThe death of the Queen has brought Harry, Meghan, William, and Kate together for the first time since March 2020.
Read more »
Crash on Michigan Avenue in South Loop sends 4 to hospital, Chicago police sayFour people were hospitalized after a South Loop crash on Michigan Avenue Tuesday night, Chicago police said.
Read more »
Find your bliss: The Dolly Llama Waffle Master artisan waffles and ice cream shop opens in Ponte Vedra BeachOffering bubble waffles and Belgian waffles topped with artisan ice cream and sauces, Dolly Llama Waffle Master's first Florida shop is now open.
Read more »
SAWS forced to leave low-priority water main breaks spilling water for weeks at a timeThe San Antonio Water System is dealing with a record-breaking year of water main breaks. The unprecedented year has wait times for repairs taking longer than what customers would like.
Read more »
State, business leaders consider regionalization of Jackson water system. Local officials hate the ideaOne of the first Jackson water solutions pitched was creating a 'regional authority.' Metro Jackson local leaders do not support it.
Read more »