How does a waterfall keep dumping such volume of water to a lower place without stopping?
In: Physics
The same way a river keeps on flowing. A waterfall is simply a vertical step in a river. The river just keeps on flowing the same way after the waterfall, it’s the same amount of water. When this water is in a normal part of a river, you don’t see it well, but a waterfall makes it all visible and it seems like it’s more.
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