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  1. Buckling in Rings

    From oil drums to–yes–soda cans, liquid-filled cylindrical shells are everywhere. And, it turns out, these structures fail differently than empty shells or ones filled with a solid. Liquid-filled cylinders buckle in sequential rings, as seen in the video below. Researchers found that the buckling resulted from the shell softening and re-stiffening under the compressive load–repeating that process over and over for each ring. Their findings could help us detect containers that are in danger of failing. (Video, image, and research credit: S. Jain et al.; via Ars Technica)

    Animation of a liquid-filled cylindrical shell buckling sequentially under compression. #buckling #fluidDynamics #physics #science #solidMechanics
  2. #taz:
    "
    Anbiederungen an Elon Musk
    Der deutsche Kriecher

    Die Unterwürfigkeit hiesiger Pseudoliberaler gegenüber Elon Musk scheint anlasslos und bizarr. Überlegungen zur Untertanenmentalität.
    "
    taz.de/Anbiederungen-an-Elon-M

    8.1.2025

    #Anbiederung #AutoritärerLibertarismus #Bückling #DerUntertan #Deutschland #Imponiergehabe #Macht #Musk #SocialMedia #Twitter #Untertan #Würde #X

  3. @mechanobio

    So #actin would be able to start the #lumen opening, and then a switch to #osmotic pressure driven growth would allow further opening before #buckling of actin.
    Interesting.

  4. @preLights
    And we also had a variant of your pathway C of #epithelial fold formation : folding by *tensile* mechanical #buckling

    (Note: these are my hands on the photo, so technically this is my own's only and single published experiment!)

    #epithelium

  5. Buckling tissue to a ...straight line! Not the sort of #buckling we're used to, in #Drosophila mesoderm #actomyosin narrows #tissue in DV and tension builds up along AP until forming a wire that indents embryo... like a cheese wire.
    Now in NComms: rdcu.be/cPnZT #xp

  6. Researchers count the kinks in a ring, predict their stability - Enlarge / Two rings buckling under the pressure of a soap film. The top ring is a narrow band (comp... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1676267 #classicalmechanics #buckling #science