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Crazy pool vortex

Physics Girl·Length: 4 minutes4:03·Everyday physics & science demos

In brief

Physics Girl shows a vortex phenomenon (a falaco soliton) that can be reproduced in a pool on a sunny day. Two vortices are created with plates and made visible with food coloring.

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