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Hi,
I've made some observations on cloud formations and other wave-shaped stripes. I'm trying to form a connection between these phenomenon.
These stripes are very visible in the form of clouds (altocumulus undulatus). Similar looking stripes occur in tea foam when the cup is rocked lightly. Could there be a connection between the clouds and tea? Both examples involve two separate movable phases with limited solubility. The coffee grounds are entirely insoluble but can move around within the water.
Does anyone at PF know of a name describing these phenomenon or modeling done on them? I'm still looking for a picture of ridges in sand near beaches.
http://australiasevereweather.com/photography/acundu01.htm
I've made some observations on cloud formations and other wave-shaped stripes. I'm trying to form a connection between these phenomenon.
These stripes are very visible in the form of clouds (altocumulus undulatus). Similar looking stripes occur in tea foam when the cup is rocked lightly. Could there be a connection between the clouds and tea? Both examples involve two separate movable phases with limited solubility. The coffee grounds are entirely insoluble but can move around within the water.
Does anyone at PF know of a name describing these phenomenon or modeling done on them? I'm still looking for a picture of ridges in sand near beaches.
http://australiasevereweather.com/photography/acundu01.htm
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