Laminar flow and surface tension

[whynotanyting]

SO: "Are you going to wash the dishes or not?"

[whoeveriamiam]

Steve why is the water bill so much?

Steve: I found laminar flow

[chigginheadD]

some say that just a mention of laminar flow is enough to make a wild Destin appear

[beatsev]

Curiosity is a gift. Never stop playing and exploring

[SpreakYT]

When The Game Freezes But You Can Still Hear The Sound:

[pguilherme]

Destin says "Laminar flow is awesome!"

[piplotfs]

Now my thoughts that I could make water from my fingers in the shower have been destroyed by physics

[BaddeGrasse]

The inquisitive nature implies this wasnt planned, if he just saw a laminar flow from his tap and went "i wonder what if i tie a string to this?" And then "oh thats cool ill film that" i wouldnt be surprised 😂 Thank you Steve!

[andrewhooper]

I'm a simple man. I see laminar flow and I click.

[chrismofer]

That is fascinating how the profile of the water changes as it goes down

[mhkh]

Summoning Destin in the comments in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...

[elly]

I'm just mesmerized by how clean and polished his faucet is

[FASTFASTmusic]

I do things like this at 2am, then I eat things out of jars from the fridge with a spoon

[Anime_Sike]

"911 What's, Your Emergency?"

"My Water Ain't Watering 💀"

[Will_Forge]

I think the water "stays on that side" at the end because it wraps to the bottom and doesn't have enough energy to fight gravity back up around the other side of the thread and sort of centres on the string instead.

[mattgies]

This reminds me of something I was playing with in my own kitchen sink this morning: I have a demitasse that I can actually empty by running water into it while upright under the faucet. It only works if I let the stream catch the upper inside of the cup, where it then careens around the bottom of the cup and streams back up the other side, pulling all the water that was already in the cup out with it.

[b-r-o-l-l-o-c-k-s]

Steve please do this with a longer thread!!! Love your content

[gordonstull]

Vorticity of a under-square vortex, it's amazing how it holds it's shape against the pulling force of gravity!

[abydosianchulac]

It doesn't look like it's twisting around the thread lower down, more that it's "swinging" back and forth from gravity since the thread isn't plumb. So less corkscrew, more serpentine.

[StanleyKubick]

I want to be as amazed by the world as Steve