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Leonardo Da Vinci’s Odd Household Observation Finally Explained By Scientists
Hundreds of years ago, inventor and painter Leonardo da Vinci documented his musings on the strange behavior of tap water. Now, scientists finally explain the nature of the hydraulic jump.
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