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What Your Kitchen Sink Has in Common With Venus

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May 13, 2026 • 57 views
Original source: Universe Today

Turn on your kitchen tap and watch the water hit the sink. That split second where fast, shallow water suddenly slows and spreads is known as a hydraulic jump. Now imagine the same thing happening in the atmosphere of Venus, but stretched across 6,000 kilometres of sulphuric acid cloud. Researchers ...

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