Can water solve a maze #shorts

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[georgeoliver]

Im guessing physics teachers made the simulation.
“Imagine there is no air resistance”

[barry]

You don’t know how happy I am that the water actually finished the maze

[fbispy]

That explains why caves have spaces with air when it’s full of water

[kurtyboy]

Remember people, water will always choose the path of least resistance

[cranelord]

Props for not cutting away the end in the short
What a guy

[coolpapabell]

This man makes the short just long enough to actually see the maze "solve". Absolute W.

[LB]

I'm curious to see it with the same maze and the water stream entering it the same way

[lildominator]

This kinda helps show and explain water and air pockets in cave systems

[chrisng]

I guess Air Pressure is kinda smart in a way, because it'll automatically stop the water from the dead ends

[elmorsomexicano]

Bernardo Silva teaching football ❌
Teaching Physics ✅

[Slinguh]

I didn't know that Bernardo Silva liked physics

[robogamin]

I didn't know that Terraria actually had decent water physics.

[chicken]

This is actually a kinda interesting way to compare how caves when flooded work there will always be small pockets of air

[Lemmings]

That sim seems to not account for air.

[KaidenBird]

“Assume a spherical cow of uniform density” type beat

[theewilly-d]

This is actually a good way to solve mazes it cuts off many of the closed paths because of trapped pressure preventing water from going those places proving they're the wrong way

[casusolivas]

Well it’s a different maze to begin with

[Galafan]

I could watch this for hours. It is calming.

[JacobWyatt]

The simulation didn't account for maze already being 100% filled with another fluid, air. In a small scale at 1 atm, the air acts like another less dense fluid that is being pushed out by a more dense one.

[monicaellisapplegate]

His simulation was probably in a vacuum chamber