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| A tabletop model of atmospheric turbulence |
| A meter-sized lab experiment offers new insight into how energy is transferred between turbulent flows of different sizes, from small eddies to large-scale weather events. |
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| From the vault When Liquids Stay Dry |
| Once just a scientific curiosity, noncoalescence now offers intriguing applications—and the prospect of more to come. |
Pasquale Dell'Aversana and G. Paul Neitzel |
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