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Fluid dynamics -- Where to post questions?

Is this the place to post to discuss fluid dynamics?
 

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quantum123 said:
Is this the place to post to discuss fluid dynamics?

Probably here or in the ME forum. If you post a thread on fluid dynamics and later think it should be moved to a different forum, just click the Report button and ask the Mentors to move the thread.
 


Such topics seem to pop up frequently in the General Physics, Classical Physics, Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering forums. Take your pick. :-)
 

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