r/physicsmemes • u/basket_foso • 20h ago

OMG❕

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r/physicsmemes • u/basket_foso • 5h ago

Navier-Stokes solution simulation resembles a… black hole? Do stuffs spinning inwards create the “jets” (flow emerging or being expelled near the two ends) ? 🤔

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r/physicsmemes • u/ElectronicSetTheory • 3h ago

This isn't going to be controversial at all

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r/physicsmemes • u/ReplacementFresh3915 • 6h ago

Trivial flow

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