Superfluidity and windlass: what they have in common
- Step 1. Superfluidity — uses — Helium. Liquid helium.
- Step 2. Helium — is used in — Airship. After the Hindenburg — helium.
- Step 3. Airship — has part — Propeller. Air propellers.
- Step 4. Propeller — evolved from — Archimedes’ screw. The first propellers by Smith and Ericsson were a variation on the Archimedes’ screw.
- Step 5. Archimedes’ screw — has part — Crank. A handle or rotary drive.
- Step 6. Crank — is used in — Windlass. The handle of a windlass is a crank.