Water escaping through the plughole creates a low-entropy vortex
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molecular storm
Liam Graham (Springer Link)
Unlike quantum and particle physics, thermodynamics is rarely talked about, but it is extremely important for understanding how life begins and how the universe containing that life ends. It is important.This is the center Molecular storms: the physics of stars, cells, and the origin of life Written by Liam Graham, a physicist turned economist.
His grand tour of the physical world leaves little unexplored, starting with a simple system of gas molecules in a box and moving on to the smallest and simplest living cell.
Source: www.newscientist.com
