Scientists at the University of Lyon take a hard look at the physics of teapot dribbles.They'll get on that cancer cure as soon as they've finished their chocolate digestives.
Monday, 26 October 2009
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Scientists at the University of Lyon take a hard look at the physics of teapot dribbles.They'll get on that cancer cure as soon as they've finished their chocolate digestives.
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"(Of course, there are one or two other potential applications in shaping the fluid flow in microfluidic machines but these pale into insignificance compared with the teapot revolution in hand.)"
I don't think the article is 100% serious.
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