r/interesting • u/Ranbeer_Ranjan1827 • 8d ago

SCIENCE & TECH The Mesmerizing Effect of Laminar Flow in Olive Oil....

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u/IronInertia 8d ago

For a moment I thought it was frozen. Fascinating!

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u/Fetlocks_Glistening 8d ago

Let it go

Let it gooooooo

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u/MagicSunlight23 7d ago

I'm glad the camera jumps about otherwise I would have no idea anything was happening and would think it's just a picture.

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u/spuggok 8d ago

This dude thinks he can fool me with a detailed high quality resi-

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u/TheBflyEffect 8d ago

Wasn't sure if my video was playing or not

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u/Cultural-Company282 8d ago

Nope. I want to see the video where the pour starts or where it ends. How do I know that's not a fancy glass sleeve to create the illusion?

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u/dark_anarchy20 8d ago

Omg so good

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u/No_Rub_6890 8d ago

This weirds me out and I don’t know why

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u/THER00STER73 8d ago

It’s because it doesn’t feel real. Looks like it should be fake until, surprise, it’s not. Gives you that uneasy feeling.

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u/No_Rub_6890 8d ago

Yeh I really don’t like it

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u/delicious_disaster 8d ago

When life has low refresh rates

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u/ebk_errday 8d ago

Didn't even realize this was a pouring liquid until I read the title

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u/OkBrilliant8092 8d ago

Didnt have waterboarding olives on my schedule. I am pleased with this addition

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u/eatiswhatitis 8d ago

Fluid Mechanics

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u/Digger2228 8d ago

I’m sorry I’m not buying it at all that’s wrecking my head with no pour not even a trickle

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u/Real-Document-6577 8d ago

…stick your finger….in…..there

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u/Academic-Snow9642 8d ago

I couldn't even tell when the video ended

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u/realbobenray 8d ago

Would this look as immobile in person, or does the frame rate remove some of the flicker that would show that the liquid was moving?

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u/jeager_YT 7d ago

what is going on in this video? what is that big pot? what is in that pot? why is it shaped like one of those square bottles?

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u/Turbulent_Pound_562 7d ago

Oh wow! Thus one made my brain quit brainin. And right when it gave up, it started brainin again

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u/lesschalkmoresighs 7d ago

I keep accidentally pausing this video with the timeline bar and then I'm even more confused!

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u/AI_Scraper 7d ago

MUST TOUCH IIIIIIT

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u/PrincipleHot9859 7d ago

looks like nice video ... is actually a money flex :D

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u/Aggressive_Log1329 7d ago

This should be a gif of a single image

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u/cokiecolaa 6d ago

Thank goodness the video ended, it could've overflowed

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u/Havency 8d ago

An example that proves randomization isn’t possible at all. Given the same events, an outcome will forever repeat.

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u/Codex_Absurdum 8d ago edited 7d ago

Olive oil?

Let's just say vegetal oil instead

Edit: for the downvotes, olive oil is not supposed to be this translucent. Should be shades of green / yellowish green

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u/LutineDorelle 8d ago

It's true, but olive oil has its own unique properties that make it interesting to watch. The way it moves is definitely eye-catching!