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ELI5: What exactly is a Super Solid?

Now, I know that Super Liquids, in a nutshell, cannot be contained after cooled pasted a certain point, meaning they will drip out of the container holding it, and will on occasion climb the walls of the container as well. 

Upon looking for information about Super Solids, it looks like they share the same properties as a Super Liquid. If that's true, how does the Super Solid retain it's shape? If it's not true, what are they?

*Edit:* Is there a video showing properties of Super Solids in an actual experiment like there are for Super Liquids?
gpt
While physics predicts that supersolids exist - solid helium-4 being one example - the problem is that we actually don't have conclusive proof that supersolids exist. Helium-4 forms crystals at very low temperatures (that's the "solid" part), but for all other practical purposes it does behave like a superliquid.