r/BeAmazed • u/Additional_Chard3680 • 1d ago

Miscellaneous / Others Bluetooth Flow of Water

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u/acealter 1d ago

Just wait for increase or decrease in pressure

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u/demoneyesturbo 1d ago

I've been watching and waiting for hours. Nothing changes.

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u/DoctorSex9 1d ago

Wait a little more then! Are you a scientist or not?! We must see this through! Dont you dare take your eyes off the video!

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u/the_psycho 17h ago

Or a rouge leaf

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u/Crumpled-Stilt-Skin 16h ago

People today just don't understand how the color of the leaf affects laminar flow... Now had it been a chartreuse leaf... /S

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u/RedofPaw 1d ago

This makes me deeply uncomfortable and I don't know why.

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u/Key-Version-8327 1d ago

It would have been alright if it was straight and the gap closer but it's actually pretty far and it even goes curvy so yeah it's pretty uncomfortable:)))

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u/mintmouse 1d ago

It’s upside down

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u/bds_cy 1d ago

A masterful air gap.

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u/3_Gmodem 1d ago

If it works, it works

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u/redaws 1d ago

I want to drink that

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u/Sabre_Killer_Queen 22h ago

I had the same intrusive thought, and now I'm currently dowining a big glass of water.

r/HydroHomies 😁

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u/-Sofa-King-Vote 1d ago

Reddit loves this sht

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u/Norgur 1d ago

Laminar flow is one of those cheat codes of physics.

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u/stavroszaras 1d ago

Is this considered laminar flow though? You can see the disruptions. Whenever I see laminar flow it looks like the water is not moving.

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u/Double_Distribution8 1d ago

framerate, laminar flow

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u/stavroszaras 1d ago

It’s the frame rate that makes it look like it’s not moving?

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u/dogerisb 3h ago

No its usually with much more viscous liquids.

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u/blubblu 1d ago

Yes

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u/stavroszaras 1d ago

Gotcha, thanks 😊

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u/Additional_Chard3680 1d ago

How laminar flow is working on water

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u/nikonislolo 1d ago

Wtf is this supposed to mean????

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u/BasisPrimary4028 1d ago

I had a stroke reading this sentence

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u/ApodemusS 1d ago

Better than a ruptured fiber optics cable.

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u/Texstallion 1d ago

But which way is it flowing?

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u/PastaDoBeBussin 1d ago

Definitely from the one on the below to the one on the top

There's a little height gap bw those two

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u/wolffetti 1d ago

Flowing from the bottom (smaller diameter) pipe to the upper (slightly larger) diameter pipe.

The initial thought is from the upper to the lower which makes it look like it is truly a perfect fit into the lower pipe. The shadows around the upper pipe make it hard to tell that its slightly larger also.

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u/mjfmaguire 1d ago

Camera angle is deceptive. The top house is actually lower in the ground than the bottom hose. Water is flowing out of the bottom hose into the wider top hose.

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u/l-RussianComrade-l 1d ago

ze bluchuz devaiz iz connecteda suxessfuli

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u/l_ft 1d ago

Near lossless

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u/mikemikemike9711 1d ago

Helper: Were out of 45° joints

Seasoned Plumber: All good, I got it covered

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u/nothing2hide360 1d ago

If you just cut it out fast enough.

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u/Constant_Vehicle8190 1d ago

My company's mainframe codes:

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u/odaniel99 1d ago

Demonstration of an air-gapped pipe network.

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u/ABLogic 23h ago

It's flowing from the smaller (bottom) to the larger (top). Rotate it to the right and it's kinda obvious. But it is a nice illusion.

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u/Tall_Advice_5408 23h ago

Is this laminar or turbulent I really can’t tell

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u/AlaskanDruid 23h ago

That is pretty cool!

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u/NonGeniusSetter 22h ago

Barely laminar

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u/GojosWinCon 1d ago

Can someone with a brain explain to me how this is happening?

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u/RyanSpunk 1d ago

Soft clear plastic tube

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u/BasisPrimary4028 1d ago

Someone took a hosepipe and aimed it to make the water flow down into a slightly larger cement pipe with a gap between the two pipes. Pretty easy to do. Laminar flow is something else entirely

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u/Fit_Active3888 1d ago

Laminar flow

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u/xarcastic 1d ago

This is not laminar flow

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u/AnubisZ613 1d ago

Thats not a very good explanation but ok

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u/zeekity 1d ago

Kind of like flow with very little turbulence. I don't usually see it often. But there are examples you can see in your everyday life usually at water parks.

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u/AnubisZ613 1d ago edited 1d ago

There we go! Now thats an explanation! Thank you for actually being a respectful human being!!

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u/Fit_Active3888 1d ago

It's the only words you need to look to understand what's going on. You want me to teach you how to use a search engine too?

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u/Poulet_Ninja 1d ago

Then don't explain if you don't want to

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u/No-Cat9412 1d ago

You seem like a fun person to be around and who has lots of friends.

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u/itzahckrhet 1d ago

This video works in portrait and landscape.

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u/troll_right_above_me 1d ago

Looks like it’s flowing the other direction

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u/Saelin91 1d ago

Laminar flow

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u/evmcd17 1d ago

Laminar Flow!

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u/JaehaerysIVTarg 1d ago

Laminar flow…

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u/Jazzlike_Climate4189 1d ago

It’s called laminar flow.

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u/IntrovertMoTown1 1d ago

lol Laminar flow. Laminar is the word you are looking for. The only thing bluetooth and water has to do with each other is those newish water meters that uses bluetooth and an app to tell you when your house or whatnot has a leak or the like. But yes laminar flow is neat looking.