Adhesion testing is like testing how well two things stick together. You know when you use glue to stick some paper together, and you try to pull it apart to see if it stays together? That's kind of like adhesion testing.
If you have something that needs to stick to something else, like paint on a wall or tape on a box, you want to make sure it sticks really well. This is especially important for things that need to be very strong, like airplane parts or car tires.
So, scientists and engineers use special machines and tests to measure how strong the sticking power is between two things. They might use a machine that pulls really hard on one thing to see if it separates from the other thing. Or they might scratch the surface of something to see how easily it comes off.
By testing how well things stick together, people can make sure that things are safe and strong. They can also try out different materials or techniques to make things stick together better, so that they'll be even tougher and last longer.