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  • curprev 23:5323:53, 28 September 2023 Zaereth talk contribs 63,751 bytes +12 Liquids in space: Clarify. Space is not a total vacuum, but damn close. It has an "atmosphere" in a sense, you can measure its temperature and determine the speed of sound (which is fine for studying shockwaves but doesn't mean much in any thermal conduction sense). Our local neighborhood is unusual in its extremely low pressures (around 0.004 torr), but better vacuums have been created here on Earth by a full order of magnitude. Gas clouds can far exceed atmospheric pressure.

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  • curprev 21:1521:15, 6 April 2022 Zaereth talk contribs 36,876 bytes +56 Surfaces: clarify from the cited source. This is why extremely viscous substances will still have very low surface tensions, and causes the phenomenon of stickiness, for example, honey, glass, or most adhesives.

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