| Re: Bursting water balloons in zero gravity also looks cool
It's actually an interesting idea for a uni project. Using CFD modelling without the gravitational body force in the navier stokes equation. It'd be a nightmare trying to deal with the change in boundary condition during the "bursting" phase.
I miss fluid mechanics, shame I was shit at it. Though in fairness the exam was a pure memory exercise and I had looked at the wrong stuff.
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