Kiran and Yuto are standing side by side, watching a carnival performance. The performer begins to do a handstand. Kiran, who has never seen a handstand before, wonders how the performer's loose-fitting shirt will behave. Assuming the performer is not wearing anything to keep the shirt in place, like a belt, what will Kiran observe about the performer's shirt while he is upside down during the handstand?
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Kiran will observe that the performer's loose-fitting shirt falls toward the performer's head due to gravity. Since the performer is upside down in the handstand, the bottom of the shirt, which normally hangs down due to gravity when the performer is upright, is now not supported and will hang downwards toward the performer's head and neck. If the shirt is long enough, it may even fall over the performer's face unless it is tucked in or otherwise secured. This is the result of gravity pulling on the less supported parts of the shirt toward the earth, which is now in the direction of the performer's head rather than their feet.