In a long glass capillary tube dipped in water, the water rises $8\ \text{cm}$. Now the same tube is pushed down so that only $5\ \text{cm}$ of it sticks out above the water surface. What happens?

Fig. 1: Two capillary tubes in water. (i) A long tube, in which the water rises 8 cm above the outside surface. (ii) The same tube with only 5 cm above the water surface, marked with a question mark.