Feeding Crows
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Think of a huuuge hose underwater, with a screen covering the front.
Move that hose, and things are going to get attracted to the screen. The faster it moves, and the larger the hose, the harder they will be stuck to the screen.
If the hose stops moving, relative to the water, everything will float freely away, no matter how big the hose. It's the motion that causes the attraction.
Move that hose, and things are going to get attracted to the screen. The faster it moves, and the larger the hose, the harder they will be stuck to the screen.
If the hose stops moving, relative to the water, everything will float freely away, no matter how big the hose. It's the motion that causes the attraction.