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Think Liquids Always Drip Downward? Think Again.

In the microgravity of space, even something as familiar as honey behaves in completely unexpected ways. Without gravity pulling it down, honey does not drip. Instead, it becomes thick, stretchy, and elastic, forming long floating strands that curl into spirals or even pull themselves back into the container.

Droplets of honey naturally form perfect spheres, and air bubbles stay trapped inside instead of rising to the surface. In space, viscosity and surface tension take over, becoming the dominant forces that shape how liquids move and interact.

Do search more and break down why honey behaves this way, how fluids act differently in space, and what these strange effects teach scientists about liquid physics beyond Earth. Perfect for fans of space experiments, astronaut life, microgravity science explainer and the weird physics of microgravity.

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