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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).


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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** ?

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