Did you know the Hudson River feels the ocean's tidal pull all the way to Troy, 153 miles north of New York Harbor? Michelle Young of Untapped New York explains why that makes ice on the Hudson flow both north and south — sometimes within the same day. A short but genuinely interesting read for anyone who has ever watched the river in winter.
#HudsonRiver #NewYorkHistory #NYC #LocalHistory #Estuary
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Why Ice on the Hudson River Flows Both Ways

Ever notice chunks of ice floating north...then south along the Hudson?! We explore why that happens.

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ESTUARY: A GHOST STORY #1 – New Horror Comic from Tim Daniel, D.B. Andry & Maan House Haunts Comic Shops This April
This spring, the legends over at Oni Press the Eisner and Harvey Award–winning powerhouse that’s been delivering groundbreaking comics since 1997 are...
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Transport and settling of suspended particles in a simulated estuary: particle-laden freshwater enters a basin filled with seawater. The white iso-surface indicates 50% of the original particle density. Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities evolve in the shear flow and drive the turbulent mixing. Rayleigh–Taylor instabilities can be observed in the initial settling phase. Based on Direct #Numerical #Simulation.

#sedimentation #estuary #fluiddynamics #turbulence #CFD #computationalfluiddynamics

Another one from the archive: turbulent mixing of sediment-laden freshwater and seawater (black). The white iso-surface indicates a 50/50 mix. The freshwater enters the basin at the bottom left. Direct #Numerical #Simulation.

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Snapshot of the turbulent mixing of sediment-laden freshwater (black) and seawater (white / grey) in a modelled estuary. The scene is seen from the top. The freshwater enters from the bottom of the picture.

The results were obtained from a Direct #Numerical #Simulation. Only half of the domain is simulated (the other half is mirrored). Only the interesting part is shown (the simulated domain is actually a lot bigger).

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Weir Quay this week, with the river Tamar, West #Devon. #photography #estuary