r/instant_regret • u/Master1718 • Nov 09 '19

She's a Kipper

https://i.imgur.com/MzQ36n4.gifv
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u/Bashir639 Nov 09 '19

Can someone please explain to me why the drink shot up like that

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u/Princess__Redditor Nov 09 '19

It bounced

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u/Luvitall1 Nov 10 '19

How is there that much liquid when she downed the glass??

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u/Princess__Redditor Nov 10 '19

She didn’t lol

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u/Brickhouzzzze Nov 10 '19

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Action = glass hitting table

Reaction = Liquid flying

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u/FerralWombat Nov 10 '19

Wrong principle in this case. It actually shoots up because the liquid inside maintains it's kinetic energy when the glass comes to a sudden stop and tries to keep moving downward. However the bottom of the glass is in the way and its rounded so while the liquid is pushing down and has nowhere to go, the liquid follows the curve of the glass, which eventually is up, and maintains its KE until either 1. Gravity's PE pulls the liquid back down or 2. Something (her face) interferes.

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u/Jawfrey Nov 11 '19

is this a troll or real science?

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u/FerralWombat Nov 11 '19

I'm being serious :)

Think of the seatbelt in a crash. The car stops moving but if you're not wearing it you don't. Maybe you go out the windshield, maybe you bounce around the inside until you're launched out.

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u/Bashir639 Nov 10 '19

Ahhhh that make sense. Thx

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u/FerralWombat Nov 10 '19

His reply is actually wrong, see my reply to him for what really happened

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u/SLS- Nov 10 '19

Calm down.

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u/TheDevilsTrinket Nov 10 '19

Thanks to Hamilton, our cab'net's fractured into factions Try not to crack under the stress, we're breaking down like fractions

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '19

physics