Multistate behavior of turbulence
Is it possible to see multiple states in turbulence?
Is it possible to see multiple states in turbulence?
It is a weird thing to see a soliton wave on any water surface, which is not continuous and no nearby period. How can such wave live under the physical world?
The wetting behavior is often seen in the environment, and some creatures are able to avoid it. A famous example is the lotus leaf, where droplets do not wet the surface when raining. How is wetting works in nature? Can we utilize it wisely?
What is microexplosion and why does it happen in droplets?
How does instability behave in stratified environment
Waves are usually observed to be parallel to the shore. Is that a natural thing?
The breakdown of Tacomas Narrows Bridge is a famous disaster in engineering history. What is the reason behind it?