WOW ... Water in Zero Gravity
In Kōtuku, as part of our science work exploring friction, we discussed the role of gravity. We all knew that gravity was the force that kept us 'grounded' and stopped us floating up into the sky.
But ... what is it like to actually live in zero gravity?
Published on Apr 17, 2013
International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield soaks a washcloth, gives it a twist, and...well, you'll see.
International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield soaks a washcloth, gives it a twist, and...well, you'll see.
Something to think about ... What do you think it would be like to live in zero gravity? What other everyday things would be a bit weird or challenging? How would zero gravity impact on our experiment exploring friction?
It is very interesting to see the reaction of water in zero gravity it sticks and act like gel!
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Wow! I really would like to touch that face cloth. I wonder what it would feel like floating in zero gravity/ space. Olivia B
ReplyDeleteI love how the water was making a bubble around his hand I would like to learn more about it.Brie Sinclair
ReplyDeleteWow! Zero gravity is the best! Olivia B
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing.I beat it would be hard to wash his hands
ReplyDeleteCharlotte
I would like to experience being in zero gravity and the water in zero gravity was really cool.-Sophia.w
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing I wish I was up there .Holly-Rose
ReplyDeleteThe water looked like it was sticking and it looked like gel
ReplyDeleteMinnie
Wow that is awsome! Now I know more about space and gravity
ReplyDeleteThe water coming out of the cloth looked incredible.
ReplyDeletejust imagine washing your face.
I wish I could do that.
Nevaeh
That was odd Ayrton 🐼
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