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Today, we're diving into a force that's constantly at play, yet often goes unseen: the resistance of fluids as we move through them.
Think about it: a cyclist hunkered down in an aggressive aero tuck, seemingly battling an invisible wall. A swimmer, slicing through the water with effortless grace. Or a baseball pitcher, making a fastball dip and curve through the air with seemingly supernatural control. What's the invisible force constantly acting against these incredible athletes? It's the very air or water they're moving through.
By Sterling JarvisToday, we're diving into a force that's constantly at play, yet often goes unseen: the resistance of fluids as we move through them.
Think about it: a cyclist hunkered down in an aggressive aero tuck, seemingly battling an invisible wall. A swimmer, slicing through the water with effortless grace. Or a baseball pitcher, making a fastball dip and curve through the air with seemingly supernatural control. What's the invisible force constantly acting against these incredible athletes? It's the very air or water they're moving through.