When a shear-thinning liquid like shampoo is poured onto a surface, it can occasionally squirt a jet of liquid straight back up, defying gravity for a split second due to the Kaye Effect, where the liquid slips on a layer of its own liquid and launches a 'leap' into the air.
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If you pour a shear-thinning liquid like shampoo onto a surface, it will occasionally squirt a jet of liquid straight back up, defying gravity for a split second.
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