9.1K views · 46 reactions | When fluids travel in regular paths — its velocity, pressure, and other properties remaining constant —you get laminar flow, giving it the visual illusion of not moving at all. Stabilizing the opening in the balloon with the tape is a quick way to produce this effect with water. (via Alex Pickering on TikTok) | Inverse | Facebook

618K views · 28K reactions | Laminar flow on a river in New Zealand  | John Derting | Facebook

The Most Satisfying Laminar Flow Demonstration Ever Made! Laminar flow and turbulent flow are two distinct types of fluid motion that differ in smoothness and predictability. Laminar flow is characterized by smooth, orderly layers of fluid sliding past one another without mixing, with fluid particles following straight, parallel paths called streamlines. This flow pattern typically occurs at low velocities and in fluids with high viscosity, where viscous forces dominate over inertial forces. An