What Makes Something a Fluid?
If you have something that can squish or slide, it's probably a fluid. Like when you put your hand into a bowl of soup, the soup moves out of the way and goes back in, just like how water feels when you swim.
Examples Around You
- Water is a fluid, it flows from the tap to your glass.
- Air is also a fluid, it moves around you when you run or blow out birthday candles.
- Even something thick like jam can be a fluid, though it takes longer to move than water.
You don’t need magic to understand fluids, just look at how things move and change shape every day!
Examples
- Water flowing from a tap
- Oil leaking from a car engine
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See also
- How Does The way a LASER Works is Really Cool! Work?
- How Does Perturbations Work?
- What are fields?
- What is pendulum?
- What is instability?