The bottom of the pan is flat.
Near where the stream hits the flat surface, fast-moving water blows straight off the edge while on the opposite side slower flow piles up before it falls off. Surface tension, I suppose, subject to some threshold condition. But ?.
Edit: "falls off" prolly means attached (surface wetting) flow over the edge & down the side -> not "blows straight off" -> the "threshold condition". ?.
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Did you try this again with streams of honey, oil, and ketchup? For science.
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