This Rheoscopic fluid is just mesmerizing! 😎 via Physicsfun | UNILAD Tech

Do you know what this device is called? This is a kalliroscope. This experiment is included in the "Rheoscopic fluid" set from the MEL Physics subscription – you can assemble a kalliroscope yourself and simulate Jupiter's atmospheric swirls at home! Start your scientific journey today: https://mel.sc/s4O/ | MEL Science

Resin Art Dome Kalliroscope: visualizing fluid flow— rheoscopic fluid allows turbulent flow to be made visible with tiny flake crystals of mica catching the light. This fidget version of the kalliroscope is well constructed from poured resin that provides a tight seal- and note that great care was taken to prevent any air bubbles into the system. Rheoscopic fluids were developed by Paul Matisse in the 1970s to allow visualization of fluid motion. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for more info on