👉 In physics, a gelidity is a phenomenon that occurs in which two or more objects are attracted to each other by a force that is not directly proportional to their masses. This type of interaction is often seen in materials like water and ice, where they can cling together due to the attractive forces between molecules. Gelidities occur when the force between two objects is greater than the force between them on their own, but less than the force between them when both are in contact with each other
