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The forum discussion centers around a collection of experimental fluid mechanics videos from the 1960s, featuring renowned scientists such as G.I. Taylor, Lighthill, and Shapiro. These videos cover fundamental concepts like Low Reynolds Flow and Compressible Flow, providing valuable insights into experimental techniques of the era. Users express appreciation for the quality and educational value of the videos, with many recommending them for students and professionals in fluid mechanics. Resources for accessing and downloading the videos, including links to MIT and IIHR, are shared among participants.
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Clausius2 said:Hi everyone,
Maybe this resource is new for someone. It's a collection of videos made in the 60's by the very best experimentalist scientists of the best universities of the United States. There you may watch how Taylor gives you a lesson in Low Reynolds Flow...