Although the phenomenon still needs to be studied further, the scientific community agrees that surface polarization at the water surface when a high tangent electrical field is applied is responsible for the extraordinary stability of the system, which has been confirmed via experiments, theory and simulations.
The phenomenon remains to be thoroughly examined; however, the scientific community is in agreement that the extraordinary stability of the system stems from the surface polarization that occurs at the water's surface when subjected to a high tangential electrical field. This has been corroborated through empirical studies, theoretical analysis, and computational simulations.