👉 roadlike is a concept in physics and engineering that refers to objects or surfaces that are composed of many small, closely spaced particles. These small particles can be arranged in a way that allows them to move through each other without friction or resistance, which makes them appear "like" a road. For example, consider a smooth surface such as a floor or a carpet, where the particles are arranged like beads on a string. As the particles move past each other, they create small bumps and grooves
