Correct me if I'm wrong, I think the pressure in a fluid reduces when the speed increases(The airplane rises because the air above the airfoil moves faster than the air below it).
Next, looking at the air above the surface of the water which is in a spinning glass, I'm wondering if this relative motion decreases the pressure in the air just above the water surface... If yes, does the boiling point of the water reduce due to the loweing of this air pressure over the surface ? (A layer of air just above the water surface spins with the water, so there will be a relative motion between this layer of air and the air above it.)
