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Gilboa7711 said,
1-20-2008 in 10:54:48Waves in a large sphere of water – indicative of a molten core planetary impact (med/large)?
Effervescent tablet in water – Notice how the water appears to be drawn to the tablet once contact has been made. Is the tablet drawing the water into pores like a sponge or is the water tring to incapsulte the tablet like the air bubble, previously? Either way, cool reaction.It almost looks like gravitational forces creating a large planetary body
Very cool experiments.