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Create Internal Waves on Your Own With This Simple Science Experiment

We know little about the process of internal waves, which we explained here. But with this simple science experiment, we break down how the process works.

You can even do this experiment at home. All you need is a glass container, unsweetened black tea, lemonade and an eye dropper or pipette. 

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