Roozbeh Daneshvar

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Siphons can lift water up out of a pool and over small barriers like fences, but if the middle of the siphon goes more than 30 feet above the surface of your neighbor’s pool, water won’t flow. Siphons are driven by atmospheric pressure, and Earth’s air pressure is only capable of pushing water up 30 feet against gravity.
How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems
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