Fun post for Tuesday

[zKars]

Identify the fluids in the bowl and win a prize. 

Speculate on how they came to be together and gain additional notoriety.

Explain the reason the red stuff forms nice circles in the middle and a thin film around the edge for even more points.

 

 

Edited August 18, 2020 by zKars

[SteveJ]

Ecto-cooler and bacon grease?

Oh - how they came together? My breakfast!

Edited August 18, 2020 by SteveJ

[jonathanrussell]

Antifreeze and ATF?

[siteunseen]

Copper leak stop in coolant? Baby vomit?

[ETI4K]

Trans fluid and antifreeze.  A stick through the radiator would do it.

 

[Zed Head]

It's a petri dish where-have-your-hands-been microbial culture.

[240260280]

with a drop of

[DatsunZGuy]

1 hour ago, siteunseen said:

Copper leak stop in coolant? Baby vomit?

This picture needs to be posted on the boobs thread!

[Mark Maras]

1 hour ago, ETI4K said:

Trans fluid and antifreeze.  A stick through the radiator would do it.

 

Ditto

[Mike]

Yellow has to be a watery substance because it's on the bottom, so I'm guessing radiator fluid.  The red-ish colored specs look like rust spots or dirty fuel?

[Mike]

3 hours ago, DatsunZGuy said:

This picture needs to be posted on the boobs thread!

Yep, looks about right...  lol

[dmorales-bello]

Antifreeze (ethylene glycol solution) with droplets of transmission fluid.

The hydrophobic nature of the transmission fluid accounts for the "boob" formation. Capillarity accounts for the ring formation along the edges of the container. The lower density of the tranny fluid allows it to float on top of the ethylene glycol.

How did they get to the container? I'm guessing you put them there? LOL!