Superfluid helium, when cooled to extremely low temperatures, exhibits quantum mechanical properties that allow it to flow with almost zero friction, pass through microscopic openings, and climb container walls against gravity, demonstrating the strange behavior of matter at the quantum level.
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This liquid can climb walls. Superfluid helium has almost zero friction. It can flow through microscopic holes and even crawl up containers against gravity.
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