Science 🔬 on Instagram: "Laminar flow is when a fluid moves in smooth, parallel layers, with little to no mixing between them. Each layer flows steadily, like a series of invisible sheets sliding over one another. What you get to see is this orderly, layered motion, which is quite rare in nature, because most flows (like rivers or wind) are turbulent. In laminar flow, there's no swirling or chaos. It's just calm and consistent movement. Laminar flow happens due to the balance between two forces