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birdman 6 year s ago
#7... How is this unexplained? hot water enters shower, air is heated by water, heated air rises, surrounding air moves in to replace the warm air that rose out, shower curtain acts as a diaphragm and moves inwards. THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE. Hotter the water the more the curtain moves in
Scientists say the sound that we get from cracking our knuckles is from tiny gas bubbles inside the joint breaking. However, scientists also say that this tiny release shouldn’t cause anywhere near the amount of noise it does.
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birdman 6 year s ago
#7... How is this unexplained? hot water enters shower, air is heated by water, heated air rises, surrounding air moves in to replace the warm air that rose out, shower curtain acts as a diaphragm and moves inwards. THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE. Hotter the water the more the curtain moves in