[science] fluids, pressure, and gravity demonstration

this is why on the ISS they have a vacuum when the astronauts pee so the urine won’t just float around

Is that on a late night show? Why would you need to teach childhood science to adults? Who over the age of 10 didn't know that?

The camera man had one job and he failed.

You don't really have to attribute this one to Einstein...

Almost as if objects behave as if governed by a specific set of laws or something.

Someone somewhere should consider teaching about this.

This is simple physics, is he really that impressed by something simple like this?

Go drop a feather and a brick in a vaccum and watch his head explode.

Brian Greene can get it

This is some Tom Scott type shit

His explanation is weird to me. The water is "feeling" gravity in both cases. It is just that when it is dropping all the water can freely move so it all moves together. When the bottle cannot move only the water near the holes can really move.