Crash Course Physics returns to the subject of fluids with their video on fluid dynamics. They stick with ideal fluids (i.e. incompressible, inviscid, laminar flows) for simplicity and cover some of the basics by discussing conservation of mass (also called continuity) and a simple form of Bernoulli’s equation. Despite keeping things basic, the video does a nice job introducing these topics; I especially like that they explain Bernoulli’s equation as a form of conservation of energy. Sometimes it’s easy to let the terminology in fluid dynamics mask the fact that the equations we use are just alternative forms of the classical equations for conserving mass, momentum, and energy. As with their fluids at rest video, the information is densely packed, so expect to pause and rewind. (Video credit: Crash Course)
Crash Course Fluids
