You probably use toothpaste about two times a day. So you've definitely asked yourself this question: "why don’t stripes mix inside the toothpaste tube?" I've found out that there's a whole science studying the deformation and flow of substances in liquid, gaseous, and soft solids states. They call it "rheology" and it's used to create the necessary viscosity and density of toothpaste. I'm gonna tell you all about it and also why our teeth turn out to be worse than the teeth of cave people from the past! #brightside Animation is created by Bright Side.
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