Recipe for Making Symetrical Holes in Water

scottZed writes "Danish researchers found a simple way to make curiously shaped air holes in a bucket of water. Simply rig the bucket to have a spinning plate at the bottom, and depending on the speed, you can get an ellipse, three-sided star, square, pentagon, or hexagon. The effect may help explain such shapes seen in atmospheric disturbances on Earth and other planets. One practical use: really trippy washing machines."

Comments

Sloppy spelling too

[MarkByers]

It's symmetrical not symetrical.

I know that the editors don't look at the summaries, but don't they even check the heading for spelling errors any more?

And this just feels like spinning plates

[Anonymous Coward]

While you make pretty speeches, I'm being cut to shreds. You feed me to the lions. A delicate balance.

Re:Wow

[Anonymous Coward]

Your momma's so fat, she's isomorphic to a proper subgroup of her own damn self!