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Don’t you just love eddies? Happy Monday!

I could watch flow fields for the rest of my life and not get bored :-)

Eddy formation from shear instabilities

Eddy formation from shear instabilities

Eddy formation from shear instabilities

Eddy formation from shear instabilities

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This entry was posted in Reblogged from E. Darelius & Team and tagged Coriolis platform, EDarelius&team, LEGI Grenoble on October 9, 2017 by mglessmer.

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