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What is the difference between nom newtonian fluid, and water hit with high impact?
was just wondering, since non newtonian fluid becomes solid with force, but water is also said to act as "a solid" (like hitting the ground) from high enough - is every liquid a non newtonian fluid, depending on the scale of force?
u/loubue — 17 hours ago