@oxfordmathematics: A long time ago, in a distant land called the English summer, you'd often see, in gardens, long tubes, usually made of rubber or plastic. At the end of these tubes, hands would wave the tube about and water might - or might not - gush. Happy days. #maths #stem #hosepipe

school_account_secret :

Your In STEM

brookie;) :

fascinating i never knew this helped thank you

irisheyespjp :

Well, I’m truly grateful this posting came my way.

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sienna kole :

I love how you explained it. You made it easy to understand.

HugoFaster :

Dynamic pressure increases and static pressure drops

ohyesitis :

What most take for granted, the inquisitive investigate. Thank you.

sheybunni :

its crazy how something so simple to us actually uses a lot of forces in nature

hEhE :

BERNOULLI’S MENTIONED

Fentmaster :

why did the birds only squawk when the hose was on? hahaha loved the video

StarrNova :

we learned Bernoulli's principle in science, so fascinating!

Tanto :

Your hose connector is broken. It's not supposed to do that. There's supposed to be a check valve in there to allow live water tool swapping without water spilling out.

Haigha :

Seems like a complicated way to understand something that is simple

missermin :

£1000 fine....

TerrorTomo :

this is fantastic

benbraun948 :

Very well explained!

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Lil BG :

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CW Walker :

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