What happens when we wring a wet cloth in space?
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Instead, surface tension kept the water sticking to itself, or to Hadfield's hands. It forms a blob along the washcloth instead of dispersing. If Hadfield had shaken the cloth, that would've overcome the intermolecular force (say that three times fast!) and he would've had a mess on his hands.
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Instead, surface tension kept the water sticking to itself, or to Hadfield's hands. It forms a blob along the washcloth instead of dispersing. If Hadfield had shaken the cloth, that would've overcome the intermolecular force (say that three times fast!) and he would've had a mess on his hands. Literally
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