John Mikulinski

A sheet of water is formed when a jet of water hits a target. In the image, a sheet of water is formed when water flowing from a faucet hits a spoon over a kitchen sink. This sheet will eventually break up into droplets; while sheets of liquid may seem like an abstract image, the physics governing the process are relevant to fields ranging from fuel injection to irrigation. Photo by Dr. John Kolinsky

How are fragments formed in the material and what is the connection between washing paws under the tap and the ignition system of the car engine.

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