Scientists get water to run uphill

[Neomega]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4955398.stm

It's pure, simple genious! This will be a simple solution to keeping computers cool. Using their own heat to propel the movement of water. Thermodynamic history. Just another one fo those simple, yet revolutionary inventions that leave me thinking, why didn't I think of that?

 

[Sidhe]

I can allready think of a million and one aplications for that, expecially in dessert or semi desert countries, that's great

There is a place in England where bikes, cars and water all run up hill but I forget where it is, it's an anomolous gravity effect, incidently Einstein predicted they existed, maybe he had inside information

 

[Kozmos]

That was an awesome video.....does this mean we can finally build seabed cities.Oh yeah *dances*

 

[Tenochtitlan]

Wow, that is really amazing.

 

[Tenochtitlan]

Under its own steam

 

[Neomega]

It's just one of those things where they took a curiosity, one that seemed to have little use, (water dancing on it's own steam) and found a way to direct that energy.

That's why I have no doubt there are uses for other curiosities, like warm water freezing faster, (I know, but I have read quite a bit on the subject, and it is not as cut and dry as it seems) holograms, viscosity and osmosis.

There is a place in England where bikes, cars and water all run up hill but I forget where it is, it's an anomolous gravity effect, incidently Einstein predicted they existed, maybe he had inside information

It's an optical illusion.

 

[skadistic]

like warm water freezing faster,


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It also freezes clearer.