Upside Down Water Stays In Jar

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A science teacher left her pupils flabbergasted after performing a gravity-defying experiment – with the help of a little trick.

Mrs. Madden, from Mount Kisco, New York, held a jar full of water upside down, to show her students that even after removing the cover that liquid would not fall into the sink below.

She explained that the air pressure within the jar was stronger than gravity and thus able to keep the water inside its container.

However, the experiment involved some trickery the students weren’t aware of.

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