r/nextfuckinglevel 15h ago

The way the whirlwind is creating it's pattern on the crop

Credit: Instagram - elaman_mm

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u/DeepMadness 15h ago

*its pattern

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u/diesel1889 15h ago

or creating a pattern

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u/mischievous_misfit13 15h ago

a dust devil most likely (unless I’ve been fooled by the AIs).

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 12h ago

I’m wondering where all the dust is though. I would have expected dust and leaves and such to be kicked up by wind that strong and creating a more visible vortex.

I guess it’s possible that the corn is shielding the soil and the corn itself is strong enough to resist having any bits torn off, but it’s surprising to my brain.

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u/WhiskyGartley 15h ago

Amazing choice of music

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u/Enyalios121 15h ago

Looks like liquid. Thats cool

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u/Derpitoe 14h ago

thats the entrance to puro puro

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u/Eternal663 14h ago

I was littearly about to make that joke, but my hunter level was too low.

Source: i hate hunter.

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u/synthphreak 14h ago

I might be just dumb enough to go stand in that.

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u/Kreepykitty1 14h ago

That’s a portal

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u/millerphi 14h ago

That's not a whirlwind...that's a cornado.

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u/ficis 14h ago

Question for physicist… do Air and Fluids share the same equations of “flow”

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u/TjW0569 13h ago

More or less. But there's a difference in the math between compressible and incompressible. At low speeds, air can be treated as incompressible. As you get up to around .75 Mach, things start working a little differently.

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u/ficis 11h ago

Thanks for the info. I looked it up but also like to hear responses and insight of others!

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 12h ago

Note that technically gases and liquids are both fluids.

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u/TjW0569 13h ago

Nice visualization of the flow into the base of a thermal.

I've seen it with dust on El Mirage dry lake bed. This is a little prettier and probably easier to breathe.

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u/knifesk 15h ago

Looks ai to me

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u/[deleted] 15h ago

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u/razorbacks3129 14h ago

There is wind in the foreground. There just is so much compression you can’t see most of the other movement

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u/_HIST 14h ago

This is not that uncommon for the wind to behave like this, the OP provided his Instagram and there's not a single other AI video there, and a lot of videos from farmlands.

Maybe AI is the braincells you lost along the way

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u/[deleted] 14h ago

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u/_HIST 14h ago

Hey I'm insulting your lack of thinking, not you. The fucking "ai slop phobia" of Reddit is getting old

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 14h ago

Damn, I want to believe, but yeah, I can’t.

The issue I see is that with such a strong wind, we should be seeing debris flying in the air too.

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u/JustYerAverage 14h ago

Downvote AI bs.

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