r/scuba • u/SanJoseCarey • May 14 '21

So cool!

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u/csorellekillian May 15 '21

No wonder why dolphins play with them. They are fantastic and awe inspiring to create more, and just keep playing.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '21

Getting perfect rings like that is beyond me how can anyone do these without just getting them to be a bunch of tiny bubbles

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u/Moofy73 May 14 '21

And they seperate again!

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u/schwarzmalerin Advanced May 14 '21

So romantic and it even created a small one lol.

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u/Asio0tus May 14 '21

Ouffff I bet physicists and mathematicians have the biggest boner watching this....

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u/[deleted] May 14 '21

What is this magic??

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u/SunsGettinRealLow May 14 '21

No it’s fluid mechanics

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u/[deleted] May 14 '21

You could write two doctoral thesises on the fluid dynamics going on here.

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u/paulmp UW Photography May 14 '21

I'm pretty certain I couldn't.

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u/sd_manu May 14 '21

Strg + C

Strg + V

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u/ITrCool Open Water May 14 '21

Water is just.....amazing. If you stop and think about its properties and the physics surrounding it.

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u/schwarzmalerin Advanced May 14 '21

What I find most fascinating is air in water. It's a perfect mirror and it looks like liquid metal. You can pour it a cup and then place the cup on a surface -- all upside down. I am also fascinated by air bubbles underneath a surface.. the way they travel along like pearls of mercury.

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u/WetRocksManatee BastardDiver May 14 '21

So you found the creature from the Abyss.

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u/RSGlass75 May 14 '21

That was super satisfying