819K views · 8.6K reactions | Satisfying working process of LEGO wave machine Partner: Grant Davis YT: youtube.com/@GrantDavis | Crafty School | Facebook

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Surf’s Up Wave Machine https://physicsfunshop.com/search?keywords=surfs up Bart rides a surfboard between two immiscible liquids which are sorted under gravity by density with the densest (dyed water) on the bottom and the lightest (mineral oil) on top. Bart’s board has a density between that of the two liquids so it stays at the boundary layer, and a capsule of air above Bart’s head keeps him upright. The motorized rocking mechanism in the base is powered by one C cell battery and produces the

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2.4K views · 62 reactions | Have you ever wondered how a wave pool works? 類 From wave patterns to the technology behind it all, our incredible Director of Aquatics, Ryan Vaden, takes us behind the scenes and teaches us the mesmerizing science behind our wave pool! #wavepool #behindthescenes #wildernessatthesmokies #sevierville #waterpark | Wilderness at the Smokies | Facebook