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Graduate How does flow enter a venturimeter when inserted in a potential flow?
The fluid flowing must first enter the pitot tube, otherwise how will the pressure inside increase. And yes I am questioning why will fliud flow in an open ended tube when initially immersed in a moving fluid -
Graduate How does flow enter a venturimeter when inserted in a potential flow?
even for a pitot tube ,why does the flow enter the tube if the outside static pressure is lower than the inside pressure which is 1 atm? -
Graduate How does flow enter a venturimeter when inserted in a potential flow?
Bernoulli's theorem doesnot mean high pressure inside the venturi, indeed suppose a venturimeter is just placed in a flow, then the pressue inside will be 1 atm, but it will be more than or equal to the outside pressure , so why does the flow enter the tube?? Why will there be a low pressure... -
Graduate How does flow enter a venturimeter when inserted in a potential flow?
I am speaking of venturis used to measure the aircraft's speed not create vacuum for the instruments, these don't have vacuum in them , they are at atmospheric pressure. -
Graduate How does flow enter a venturimeter when inserted in a potential flow?
When we just insert a venturimeter in a potential flow, the pressure inside the venturimeter is higher than outside(since from Bernoulli's principle pressure decreases when velocity increases) , then how does the flow enter the tube? -
High School Light -- why does it bend/refract?
Firstly I am speeaking about refraction not diffraction. And next I am asking what triggers the light to bend, there seems to be no exact answer to this. Like we can explain reflection by considering light as particles and elastic collisions , diffraction by considering light as waves etc. -
Graduate Positrons are electrons traveling backward in time?
The fact is that these are examples of antimatter being created now. What I am referring to is one of the biggest questions of astrophysics, why is there no antimatter in our universe if matter and antimatter was to be created in equal amounts.- NUCLIDES
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Positrons are electrons traveling backward in time?
if we consider this fact to be a physical reality then we can explain why there is no antimatter in our observable universe. The antimatter can actually be present, but in negetive time . So in a way it could be related to astronomy .- NUCLIDES
- Post #5
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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High School Light -- why does it bend/refract?
I mean on an atomic scale what exactly happens? -
High School Light -- why does it bend/refract?
why exactly does light bend in a medium?? -
Graduate Positrons are electrons traveling backward in time?
what did feynman mean when he said "positrons are electrons traveling backward in time"?- NUCLIDES
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- Electrons Time
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Is Noetic Science a Recognized Scientific Field?
alright, but then what is IONS?- NUCLIDES
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussion
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Is Noetic Science a Recognized Scientific Field?
is noetic science a valid science field?- NUCLIDES
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- Science
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- Forum: General Discussion