Scientists Finally Solved Venus's 30-Mile Acid Clouds… Using a Sink

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[00:00:00]Venus's acid clouds are 30 miles high, but how? April 24th, 2026. [music] Venus's poison sky.

[00:00:08]Sulfuric acid clouds churn 30 miles high, but scientists couldn't explain what powered their strange waves.

[00:00:16]Tokyo researchers found the clue in your sink.

[00:00:19]When faucet water hits the basin, it spreads out, then suddenly jumps into a raised circular ring. That little water [music] ring trick is called a hydraulic jump. On Venus, the same physics may be scaled up across a whole planet, which is how