Spontaneous fractals appear when you pull things apart. Viscous fingering (Saffman–Taylor instability) occurs when a less viscous fluid is pushed into a more viscous fluid.
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Scientists studied how cicadas pee. Their insights could shed light on fluid dynamics.
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The bizarre patterns that emerge when you heat any fluid
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What can jellyfish teach about fluid dynamics - Interview with engineering professor John Dabiri
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Can water solve a maze?
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Why your pee looks like a chain
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What is a culvert?
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Mathematicians prove universal law of turbulence
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Two vortex rings colliding in slow motion
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