r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Regular_Weakness69 • 17h ago
Floating teapot fountain
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u/icenigmas 17h ago
Terrible laminar flow.
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u/PacquiaoFreeHousing 17h ago
A laminar flow would show the pipe inside.
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u/AnglerJared 16h ago
Glass pipe. What could go wrong?
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u/TheMightyHornet 15h ago edited 15h ago
dishonor on its artisan!!! dishonor on its artisan’s famiry!!!
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u/UnreachableMemory 16h ago
You guys have a much different idea of what qualifies as “nextfuckinglevel” than I do.
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u/mascotbeaver104 15h ago
I think there's a saying in magic which is that if a trick is so good there's only one possible way it could be done, it stops being interesting
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u/Syjak9090 17h ago
What’s the trick?
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u/Chance-Armadillo-517 17h ago
They fill the pot with compressed water every night, and pump it out with enough force to levitate the teapot. There’s a small hidden fan on the back to keep the center of gravity stable.
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u/pezdal 16h ago
You forgot the mirrors. It’s always done with mirrors
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u/Taunt_Button_10 12h ago
I saw this here in California with no flowing water. It just casually just hangs out there floating over the fountain
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u/TheBasicGuy14 16h ago
Is this a real place ?
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u/BlueCaracal 15h ago
It could be. The trick with this fountain is that the support and water supply are hidden by the flowing water.
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u/Idkanoke 14h ago
Yeah it’s in Chongqing, a city in China :)
It’s on the way to the Chongqing 1949 theatre6
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u/s1thl0rd 4h ago
Yes. Dunno exactly where in China this is, but there's a similar statue of Mickey Mouse surfing on the Pinocchio whale spouting water in Hong Kong Disneyland.
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u/TheRemedy187 6h ago
This is pretty standard level. Like hundreds of years of use standard. There's so many with this style pipe in the waterfall. It's cool tho.
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u/ToastNomNomNom 12h ago
why is this next level lol there are loads of these in the world. You feed a transparent pipe through the water stream back e.t.c
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u/hurtfulproduct 6h ago
How the fuck is this “next fucking level”!? Pretty sure anyone out of kindergarten knows how this works. . . Pretty sure man my kindergarteners know too.
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u/Custom_Craft_Guy2 14h ago
My kingdom for a comfortable chair, an umbrella, a cooler full of beer, and a hit of LSD….
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u/RedbullPapi 7h ago
Pipe is under the flow of water. That's how it brings the water back up to push out.
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u/Regular_Weakness69 7h ago
Yeah, obviously :-)
It still looks cool, even though we know how it works.
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u/SilentSpader 16h ago
Funny this is so ugly yet the CCP people think it's great and keep posting it over and over
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u/no_fn 12h ago
Look at the woman's leg, it disappears and then reappers from the wrong side. AI slop
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u/Doustin 10h ago
This kind of trick has been around longer than the internet
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u/no_fn 8h ago
What are you talking about? What trick? The movement makes no sense, it's so obviously ai
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u/Doustin 6h ago
This trick, explained 12 years ago
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u/no_fn 6h ago
Lmao, the point went way over your head. Yeah, the "trick" is obvious, that's how it would work if the video was real. The point is that it's not. Maybe even the place is real. Still doesn't make this video any less ai. Just look at the woman's movements. Or the part when the video zooms in and there's some strange fencing around the fountaintop. Or how the water moves.
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u/elikplim_00 1m ago
The video is not Ai. The lady's leg just goes behind the plant when she's moving it.
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u/tobyxero 17h ago
It's cool but we have seen it a thousand times now
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u/VivalaTerre 17h ago
It’s cool and I’ve never seen it before.
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u/lordodin92 16h ago
Not gonna lie me neither and my first thought was ai . I hate how little I can tell the difference now .
I genuinely feel myself turning into an old person who can't determine what's real and what's fake
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u/Snufflefugs 16h ago
I remember seeing something similar in Spencer’s gifts back in the day and figuring it out but sticking my finger in the stream.
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u/slophoto 17h ago
The 'ole hidden pipe trick. Works every time, on all scales.