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Two Hydrogen atoms covalently bonded to one Oxygen atom. One of the more common compounds on the surface of the earth.
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Is it really possible for water to be held in a "cone shape" for a brief period of time?
This means that the water would only be able to appear in place if there is a force in the opposite direction, which is known as friction. Where is the friction if you take the glass away? … What would keep the water up so long? Nothing.
Furthermore, if you look at his other videos, you can confirm it's CGI... :-) …
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