Exploring Fluid Dynamics: A Retired Geophysicist's Journey on the Physics Forum

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In summary, a retired geophysicist shares their journey of exploring fluid dynamics on the Physics Forum. They discuss the fundamentals of fluid mechanics and their practical applications, such as understanding ocean currents and weather patterns. The retired geophysicist also delves into the challenges and advancements in the field, including the development of computational fluid dynamics and the role of fluid dynamics in industries like aerospace and energy. They offer valuable insights and resources for anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating branch of physics.
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Hello Physics Forum!

I joined this site to peruse questions, learn and perhaps pose a question or two myself.

I am interested in learning a few basics in fluid dynamics.
 
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