The vast majority just experience choppiness as an unsavory element of air travel, but at the same time it's a famously intricate issue for physicists and designers. The very powers that cause planes to clatter are whirling in a glass of water and, surprisingly, in the whorl of subatomic particles. Since choppiness includes connections across a scope of distances and timescales, the cycle is too muddled to ever be tackled through estimation or computational display— there's just a lot of data included. Researchers have endeavored to handle the issue by concentrating on the choppiness that happens in superfluids, which is