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Fascinating laminar flow makes water appear almost frozen in midair in Liaoning, China

Occurred: September 28, 2026 | Location: Liaoning, China | Category: Cool

On September 28, 2026, in Liaoning, China, @Xiǎobái shared a video demonstrating the fascinating phenomenon of laminar flow. In the video, water streams smoothly from a pipe, forming a clear, steady flow that appears almost motionless. When a person touches the stream, the movement of the water becomes visible, revealing that it is still flowing despite its smooth appearance. Laminar flow occurs when fluid particles move in orderly, parallel layers with minimal mixing between them, similar to playing cards sliding smoothly past one another. Unlike turbulent flow, which involves irregular movement, mixing, and swirling eddies, this phenomenon produces a remarkably smooth and predictable stream.

This 14-second cool clip was filmed in Liaoning, China on September 28, 2026 and added to the VBear Media library on October 29, 2026. It is available under a non-exclusive licence. The licence is signed by the person who filmed it, and the original file is delivered after licensing. Typical uses: entertainment shows, online features and social media.

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Video ID35738
LocationLiaoning, China
OccurredSeptember 28, 2026
CategoryCool
PublishedOctober 29, 2026
RightsNon-exclusive

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