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While that's can be true, for a desk fan the associated pressure change is very close to zero (vs atmospheric), so it's not a limiting...

It's not difficult to find technical papers online that analyze 2D laminar flow around a rectangular cylinder. Here's one example picked...

I would have said that a rigid body is a set of particles whose pairwise distances from each other are constant.

Note, this thread is more than 2 years old.

I'm very sorry to hear that. But you can still harm yourself or your neighbors or your coworkers with your ill-advised experiments...

So incandescent bulbs, and some overstress by your stress is the likely issue in their failure.

OK. We don't know. Neither do you. That's how it goes with experiments that aren't scrupulously controlled. The fact that they all...

The only energy an incandescent bulb can store is the thermal energy of the hot filament. This energy will dissipate quickly and isn't...

My first thought was surprise that an MD wouldn't be familiar with the peer review process. Don't most MDs sometimes publish...

I didn't think there were any elementary experiments that tested GR. As distinct from Newtonian gravity. Pound-Rebka or Hafele-Keating...

What you described is not what is shown in the video/edge effect, so no.

General relativity!? Right ok!

FYI, @PeroK , @pinball1970 et al, OP has stated in another thread that they are a medical doctor who has conducted easily replicatable...

I think you may have a misunderstanding of what "peer review" means, though it may partly be moot.... "Peer review" is what happens...

Ok, I see it, and see that you capitalized "Edge" but not "effect" because that's how it is shown in the video subtitles. Near as I can...