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Holderisms [Part 5]
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The simple coalescence of a drop with a pool is more complicated than the human eye can capture. Fortunately, we have high-speed cameras. Here a droplet coalesces by what is known as the coalescence cascade. Because it has been dropped with very little momentum, the droplet will initially bounce, then seem to settle like a bead on the surface. A tiny film of air separates the drop and the pool at this point. When that air drains away, the drop contacts the pool and part–but not all!–of it coalesces. Surface tension snaps the remainder into a smaller droplet which follows the same pattern: bounce, settle, drain, partially coalesce. This continues until the remaining droplet is so small that it can be coalesced completely. (Image credit: Laboratory of Porous Media and Thermophysical Properties, source video)
By David Mermelstein, Published: June 1 Washington Post | BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.
When Joel Kinnaman enters a room, you half expect him to be wearing a hoodie, so closely is that garment associated with Detective Stephen Holder, the scruffy, gruff-talking cop he portrays so memorably on the...
Though my soul may set in darkness, it will rise in perfect light I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night.
Historic: With a landslide victory, Ireland is the first country in the world to pass the freedom to marry by popular referendum! Reblog this to celebrate this wonderful step forward: http://bit.ly/1AlvMNy
