Yes, but you want an inverse square falloff of the amplitude with distance from the focus/centre. Or even a linear falloff. It just depends on what you want it to look like. If it looks right to you, then it's right. Just tell folks it's a non-newtonian fluid if they complain about variations from reality. ;-) If you use a math power node, you have infinite variability available by changing the exponent.

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