Pretty cool stuff! Would like to see a real set of experiments about this though, like when the water was spherical shaped, what would happen to the bubbles, something more long term than they did, playful as it was.
Originally posted by sonhouse http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/tech/2014/11/06/astronauts-put-camera-in-water-bubble.nasa.html
Pretty cool stuff! Would like to see a real set of experiments about this though, like when the water was spherical shaped, what would happen to the bubbles, something more long term than they did, playful as it was.
I saw various drops going off in different directions. I hope most of the instruments are waterproof.
Originally posted by sonhouse http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/tech/2014/11/06/astronauts-put-camera-in-water-bubble.nasa.html
Pretty cool stuff! Would like to see a real set of experiments about this though, like when the water was spherical shaped, what would happen to the bubbles, something more long term than they did, playful as it was.
Don't they have something useful to do? Just playing around like children...
Originally posted by wolfgang59 They are God's children showing us how wonderful His Creation is.
arr, so now the space station and those spheres of water are Gods creation.
Well, it wouldn't be the first time he made something pretty pointless (example: the male nipple )
Originally posted by humy arr, so now the space station and those spheres of water are Gods creation.
Well, it wouldn't be the first time he made something pretty pointless (example: the male nipple )
Wasn't THAT pointless, for the guy who wants the chop operation to become female🙂
Originally posted by humy arr, so now the space station and those spheres of water are Gods creation.
Well, it wouldn't be the first time he made something pretty pointless (example: the male nipple )
Don't go into a religious discussion in the Science Forum.
If you really want the answer of that question - go to the Spiritual Forum and pose the question there, that's the place for religious discussions.
Astronaut's make water bubbles on ISS:
08 Nov '14 06:32
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