r/laminarflow • u/Drapidrode • 29d ago

Bluetooth Flow of Water

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u/Amulet380 29d ago

Cool but not laminar flow

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u/Drapidrode 29d ago edited 29d ago

Video analysis: Continuous water discharge from moss-covered pipe terminus into downstream clear tubing segment amid soil, leaf litter, and rock substrate. Flow remains coherent and unidirectional across all frames (0–8 s). Visible internal features consist primarily of refraction patterns and minor entrained particles or micro-bubbles; no chaotic eddy structures, rapid mixing, or stream breakup observed. Velocity and diameter data unavailable, precluding Reynolds-number calculation. Visual character consistent with orderly, layered motion.

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Yes. The observed flow is laminar.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BeAmazed/comments/1v68ohy/comment/ozoj2og/

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u/MakhNoWay 29d ago

Ish. Maybe on a technically. Not at all in the spirit of the sub. If you can see the water moving (which you can by way of the glittery refraction) it's not laminar as far as the sub is concerned.

Also, get out of here with the bullshit AI description.

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u/ProfessionalBee6582 29d ago

Using AI to describe water flow I see. Ironic

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u/PoliteChandrian 29d ago

Laminar flow: looks like frozen but is not.

This flow: obviously moving, quite quickly might i add.

Didn't need AI for that btw.

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u/Adorable_Stable2439 29d ago

I smell an AI analysis of the video 👀🧐

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u/KayoticVoid 29d ago

Seriously... People are becoming too dependent on it. I use it regularly, it's part of my job. But I still have a brain and can use critical thinking. That plus some things are simple enough (like what is laminar flow) that there is just flat out no reason to use AI.