QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

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Everybody understands that in a water hose, when you introduce a section with a HIGHER viscosity (for example a piece of cotton, that creates friction on the interior wall of the hose), the cotton would continue to travel, but will SLOW the water in the whole hose, and impose the same speed everywhere.
With the AOT it is the symetric effect. The AOT creates a LOWER viscosity section, that continues to travel in the pipeline, and the speed is HIGHER everywhere.
In the first case there is no "loss" of matter, and in the second case there is no "creation" of matter.
Why "impose" the same speed everywhere : because liquids are incompressible. It's like the wagons of a train : you put the brake on 1 wagon, the whole train slows; you lighten a wagon, the whole train speeds.