Tag: fluiddynamics

You saw the waterfall in my post two days ago already, when I talked about continuity. But now let’s take a closer look. Obviously, it’s artificial, but that makes for really pretty symmetric flow patterns:

Last week I went to beautiful Lüneburg with a group of climate scientists to continue working on a very exciting project I’ve been involved in over the last year or so (see “scales in the climate system” funded by CliSAP here). I so enjoyed being with a group of people who talk about converging solutions of […]