Gravity

Note: I mislabeled an earlier blog of mine "Gravity". I will try to rename it whenever I have time.

Water is a pretty heavy substance. With enough volume and enough force, water is almost unstoppable.

To lift water against the force of gravity tales some kind of energy. If you put a dry roll of toilet paper in about ½" of water (that's about 12.7mm if you swing like that)

The water will climb up into the toilet paper roll until the whole roll is soaked.

The question is: Whence came the energy that enabled the water to go upward into the roll?