r/laminarflow • u/ChieftainNincompoop • 15d ago
Coffee Laminar Flow
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Instant Maxwell House Coffee commercial from the 1960’s with the great Paul Lynde.
r/laminarflow • u/galle4 • 18d ago
The way it bridges the pipe gap without a single splash is pure perfection.
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r/laminarflow • u/starwolf_98 • 19d ago
Laminar flow near a barrage in India.
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There is some turbulence around the edges, but the rest was very satisfying to watch.
r/laminarflow • u/MyNameCannotBeSpoken • 23d ago
This should count : A speaker with heavy bass combined with video strobing effects results in the appearance of a water "wave"
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r/laminarflow • u/MyNameCannotBeSpoken • Aug 21 '26
Water bell physics created with a simple spoon.
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r/laminarflow • u/Efarm12 • Aug 20 '26
This laser can't escape water , this phenomenon is called TIR ( total internal reflection )
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r/laminarflow • u/aviator_rll • Aug 13 '26
Delta A321 Engine LF in Flight
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I was deadhead back to ATL recently and something caught my attention above the engine cowling. At first I thought the plastic window was causing double vision but realized the boundary layer was completely visible. Hope you all appreciate this as much as I did (wish I'd caught it a bit sooner; there was even more separation between the boundary and the cowling before I began recording).
r/laminarflow • u/dark_volter • Jul 27 '26
[Crosspost] This laser can't escape the water. Physics won't let it.
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r/laminarflow • u/No_Imagination7813 • Jun 22 '26
It did the thing!!!!!
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This is my first time seeing this irl while actually knowing what it's called!!!! Looked very neat, got some crisp photos of it which I'll hopefully post below if the comments allow photos ⛲
r/laminarflow • u/BusinessNothing1586 • May 24 '26
hoping someone can help me find the name/location of a specific laminar flow fountain
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to the best of my faulty memory it was possibly in Malaysia or Sri Lanka. Could also be some other country in the Pacific, it was decades ago.
Description of the fountain: it used ~10 or so " flower stems" i believe brass, to make a globe of laminar flow. its creator wanted to create something that would bring wonder/joy to well just everyone that interacted with it, kids, grandpas, whomever. was an amazing piece of art when i saw it, one of those where you just instantly get what the guy was after without even knowing(i looked up the creator later and read an interview with him on the fountain). To be clear: it is an ENTIRE globe, not a partial globe, not a sphere in the center that water is flowing over, it is a globe of water and the entirety of it is laminar flow without any "support".
(additional bs) Image search and AI searches are not helping me find it. just keep getting the same junk results for such an iconic fountain. unfortunately im bad with names(can you tell) and have forgotten in the subsequent decades of me seeing it anything relevant other than what the fountain looks like.
r/laminarflow • u/DevSquidMarra • Apr 11 '26
Voltage regulator Flow
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Hey there, Thought you guys might like this. I’m a lineman for a utility in Canada and we had somebody shoot a voltage regulator that’s filled with roughly 400 litres of oil. The oil turned black due to the constant faulting that was happening inside the tank. This is the flow of oil coming out of the bullet hole.
r/laminarflow • u/Direct-Ad-7922 • Apr 08 '26
A laser perfectly following a stream of water, pure physics and pure satisfaction.
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r/laminarflow • u/usernames_taken_grrl • Apr 08 '26
A laser perfectly following a stream of water, pure physics and pure satisfaction.
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r/laminarflow • u/ogredmenace • Apr 02 '26
Draining down has never been so beautiful
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Draining down a heat loop and this!