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Someone explain the physics behind this 🧐
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Surface tension holding the fluid in place.

What water does when the main influence on it is its surface tension rather than gravity. It clumps and collects on surfaces like it's gel and can get dangerous like when a relatively low volume nearly drowned an astronaut on a spacewalk.

More fun with surface tension, 0 G not needed.

Wait so the stays inside Like only moves but never leaves ?

CGI... solved

magnet + metal ball = induced eddy currents creating a repelling magnetic field. same principle as maglev trains.

Surface tension in near zero gravity

someone explain me this 😱

Water sucks...

Surface tension supported by reverse arches with curved geometry which creates outward compression? Just a guess.

This clip is crazy

Liquid water?

Okay how real is this ...crazy

Water elasticity + gravity

looks like someone skipped middle school science

It’s complicated

And what advancements will this help?

Surface tension in 0 G.

すごいな宇宙コップを遂に実現したんだ

BS!!! Augmented CGI Reality. STOP LYING!!!
