If you've ever tried to carry a tray full of water, you will know what tends to happen. The liquid sloshes around uncontrollably and ends up mostly on your trousers. With special feature audio.
Fri, 22 Apr 2016
If you’ve ever tried to carry a tray full of water, you will know what tends to happen. The liquid sloshes around uncontrollably and ends up mostly on your trousers.
It’s called the free surface effect and it can be devastating on a large scale, as occurred in the sinking of car ferry Herald of
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