Comparing a rotating and non-rotating dipole. I just realized that I never explicitly showed the difference between rotation and no rotation, even though I do have the footage to do so: Two experiments set up to create a monopole, which both turned dipole. In the non-rotating experiment (which was, by the way, set up carefully in […]
Because sometimes it’s easier to control a computer than rotation, salinity, water and dye. After looking at a non-rotating cylinder collapse the other day, it is time to look at proper hetonic explosions (you know? The experiment on the rotating tank where a denser column of water at the center of the tank is released when […]
Or: This is what happens to a hetonic explosion experiment without rotation. I’ve posted a lot while at JuniorAkademie a while back, so it is hard to believe there are still experiments from that time that I haven’t shown you. But I’ve probably only shown you about half the experiments we’ve done, and there are plenty more […]
