If Quin is watching Thea do a handstand, Quin notices that Thea's loose-fitting t-shirt is hanging away from her body toward her head, exposing her stomach. What would happen to Thea's t-shirt if she were to suddenly return to a standing position?

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As Thea moves from a handstand back to a standing position, the influence of gravity, which was causing her t-shirt to hang away from her body toward her head, will now act in the opposite direction, pulling the t-shirt back down toward her feet. As a result, the t-shirt will fall against Thea's body, covering her stomach once again. This occurs because gravity consistently pulls objects toward the ground, and when Thea's orientation changes, the direction that the t-shirt hangs also changes correspondingly.