Imagine you're like a tiny toy car, and the wall is made of millions of little blocks that are all glued together. When you try to walk through it, those blocks push back against your legs, just like when you try to push through a big pile of sand! That's why we can't walk through walls like in cartoons.
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- A child tries to walk through a pile of blocks, but the blocks just push back at her.
- A man attempts to run through a brick wall and gets knocked down by it.
- A cat walks into a paper wall, only to find it still there.
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See also
- Why Do We Get Static Shock?
- How Do Lasers Work?
- What Causes ‘Gravity’ and How Does It Work on Earth?
- How Does ‘Gravity’ Actually Work and Why Do We Feel It?
- What Causes ‘Magnetism’ and How Is It Used in Everyday Life?
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