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Why does my tea periodically alternate its rotational speed after stirring? (Link to video below)
I noticed that after stirring, a bubble in the centre of my mug of tea changed the speed it was rotating at periodically. Speeding up, then slowing down, then speeding up again, etc. Almost like when a ballerina pulls in her arms to increase her speed. Tea after stirring Edit: I've repeated this with room temperature water to try and rule out any temperature-related effects and the same effect is present.
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