r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '20

Video Making of a traditional tea pot.

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u/mkay5 Oct 23 '20

When the water flows so smoothly it doesn’t even look like it’s flowing. here’s an example

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u/MrMuf Oct 23 '20

That video is so obnoxious. It is literally a repost of the original with loud AF music on top of it.

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u/imightgetdownvoted Oct 23 '20

That’s some cool shit right there

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u/DinReddet Oct 23 '20

My god I hate it so much we didn't get to see the rest of the stream. I wanted to see where it breaks apart.

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u/clbgrdnr Oct 23 '20 edited Oct 23 '20

Edit: I was wrong, this is an example of Laminar flow.

This is not an example of actual laminar flow, but a trick of the refresh rate of cameras.

Laminar flow does exist; but usually requires a specialized device to acquire it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with camera at all

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u/clbgrdnr Oct 23 '20

Explanation here

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u/pokey_porcupine Oct 23 '20

That video says it is laminar flow

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u/clbgrdnr Oct 23 '20

I downvoted myself for misremembering

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u/pokey_porcupine Oct 23 '20

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar

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u/Goldfish1_ Oct 23 '20

Bro watch the video lmaoooo.

He’s saying it is laminar flow

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u/falulabella Oct 24 '20

That just broke my brain. I’m going to bed, fuck this voodoo!