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When I read the title, my initial thought was “hanging clothes on a clothesline”. Silly me.
Hmmmm β¦ I just thought it was a right-handed thing! As always, a fascinating factoid!!! (And, I also was anticipating a clothesline education! I remember my mom always trying to hang creatively to save line-space and pins! I still love an air dried sheet) ππ»ππ»πππ»ππ»
It amuses me that some of my non-physics readers seemed disappointed that this wasn’t really about physics! Thanks y’all for stopping by… Miss you.
So . . . do clothes simply slide off at the Equator? ;~)