Físicos de la Universidad de Lieja crean paisajes líquidos gracias...

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At last, physicists at the University of Liège have cracked the code: water landscapes created with 3D printing! Because why enjoy a simple drink when you can have a miniature ocean on your table? Forget about the days of just swimming in water; now we can marvel at the aesthetic pleasure of tiny, printed spines dancing on the surface. Who knew physics could be so… artistic? Next up, they'll probably figure out how to print clouds into our living rooms. Get ready for some very confused houseplants.

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At last, physicists at the University of Liège have cracked the code: water landscapes created with 3D printing! Because why enjoy a simple drink when you can have a miniature ocean on your table? Forget about the days of just swimming in water; now we can marvel at the aesthetic pleasure of tiny, printed spines dancing on the surface. Who knew physics could be so… artistic? Next up, they'll probably figure out how to print clouds into our living rooms. Get ready for some very confused houseplants. #3DPrinting #WaterLandscapes #PhysicsArt #UniversityOfLiege #InnovativeScience

Físicos de la Universidad de Lieja crean paisajes líquidos gracias a la impresión 3D

¿Y si pudiéramos convertir el agua en un paisaje? Físicos de la Universidad de Lieja, en Bélgica, en colaboración la Universidad Brown (EE.UU.), lo han logrado. A partir de espinas milimétricas impresas en 3D, consiguieron manipular la superficie del

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