This is made much less interesting by the repeated interference and changes made by someone's hands. Get it started and keep your hands off. Helping it do what you think it should do takes away what it could teach by doing its own thing.
@@themelancholyofdude959 I think just putting it at the head of the creek would have been better just because of the simulation of water from upstream coming downstream, also fixes the problem of there being no more material for the water to erode.
For anyone using this video for the "Stream Table Experiment" lab I believe that the 5-minute mark is at 00:15 and the 37-minute mark is at about 01:11 Please correct me if I am wrong!!
I know of a narrow river bend close to where I live that broke through just like 0:58. The way the stream's new bend erodes makes me think the river will erode into the road.
This reminds me of a pair of gloves I used to have. I lost them on the subway. They were made of pig skin with rabbit fur lining. Before I lost them, I punched a pumpkin...my fist went right in! Please make more memories...I am running out.
It doesn't make any difference until humans start living in the area and building stuff along the banks, and then in the river itself. Then we get worried and upset at what's happening to our stuff.
stop touching it!
Shutup
exactly my thoughts xD like wtf
shouldnt have touched it and remade the banks with the eroded sand
1:00 An oxbow lake forms
This is made much less interesting by the repeated interference and changes made by someone's hands. Get it started and keep your hands off. Helping it do what you think it should do takes away what it could teach by doing its own thing.
that was the hand of God coming down......
He actually had to interfere because the sand moves down stream and builds up. He doesn’t want sand getting into the pump.
@@themelancholyofdude959 I think just putting it at the head of the creek would have been better just because of the simulation of water from upstream coming downstream, also fixes the problem of there being no more material for the water to erode.
If you want to see it actually form MAKE ONE YOURSELF IF YOU DONT LIKE THIS ONE
For anyone using this video for the "Stream Table Experiment" lab I believe that the 5-minute mark is at 00:15 and the 37-minute mark is at about 01:11
Please correct me if I am wrong!!
I know of a narrow river bend close to where I live that broke through just like 0:58. The way the stream's new bend erodes makes me think the river will erode into the road.
wtf he created meanders with hand then its not a realistic situation anymore
That was actually kind of soothing. Might make me one of them stream tables.
this reminds me of that one episode in avatar where they just absolutely destroy a fire nation machine with nothing but a single drop of water.
which episode?
This reminds me of a pair of gloves I used to have. I lost them on the subway. They were made of pig skin with rabbit fur lining. Before I lost them, I punched a pumpkin...my fist went right in! Please make more memories...I am running out.
Are you ok?
@@joachimmacdonald2702 Yeah but did I tell you I like eggs?
did the amount of water flowing through the system remain constant throughout this experiment?
For realism it shouldn't, as river volumes change seasonally
This is weirdly satisfying..
youtube loves these hydrology videos now
on god
Why didnt you leave the delta to form
I ACTUALLY THINK ITS PRETTY COOL THOUGH.
Very interesting! Well done!
It doesn't make any difference until humans start living in the area and building stuff along the banks, and then in the river itself. Then we get worried and upset at what's happening to our stuff.
How to do the oxbow lake.
Amazing
Very boring but helpful to understand and even I did it
Interesting
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