This video is about the water suspended in midair which will show the upside-down water glass experiment. The magic trick of water is not falling from upside down cups has been revealed here in this upside down cup video. It is still now interesting topics about whether antigravity water is possible or not? This upside-down water glass video is showing you the gravity-defying water experiment in where you see the reason of why does water stay in an upside-down cup.
I’m sure you have already been seen this upside down glass that is filled with water and this water is not coming out due to a scientific secret. Be sure it has no glue or any hidden secret. So, why the water is not falling down, did you ask yourself this question? Maybe you know one classical explanation that water is not falling out because of atmospheric pressure. Yes, it is true but it is not the absolute explanation. At the end of this experiment, I will show a brand new explanation about why the water is not falling down. And then I will throw a question to you and let’s see how many people can answer it. Take some popcorn and sit tight to see this unbelievable scientific phenomenon.
First, see how did I do that. The classical explanation of this phenomenon, the water is not falling down because of air pressure. Even though we cannot feel it, but the air around us push in all directions. The natural gravity force is trying to fall off the water from the glass. But the air pressure pushing up from underneath the papers well as the water. This up streaming atmospheric pressure is much higher than the down streaming gravity force. As a result, the strong air pressure keeps the water inside the glass. It is a classical explanation.
I thought this phenomenon in another way around. Most probably you know the surface tension. The compressibility of the water is almost zero. That means water does not expand itself. The surface tension keeps the water held in the glass. If I make a small hole on the top, the down streaming air pressure will break the surface tension and then water will be fallen down.
I believe you are really a genius. What will happen if the cup is half filled with water? Will the water comes off the glass or still, it will remain there? Share your thinking in the comments section and yeah that all for this week. I expect your subscription in my channel. Thanks for twisting the tail of science with Matescium.
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