Fascinating Fluid Physics

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There's so much to talk about here. First I'd like to see the results of glass-blowing in zero-gravity. Second, it's interesting to see how the water pulls itself back together quickly when splashed. Third, the balloon itself flies away in the direction opposite the pin-prick... more

Reviewed by choim Nov 07 2005, 12:31am ( 143 reviews ) • nasa.gov

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Rated by arefrasool2004 on May 16 2008, 4:15am

its gr8
Rated by ctolin on Mar 01 2008, 5:22pm

So what happens during a water balloon fight?
Rated by Benjihotaylor on Mar 28 2006, 10:45am

Weightless water experiments, there's something you don't see everyday.
Rated by doublefrangelico on Feb 19 2006, 12:46am

Here you can see "The Breakup of a Large Liquid Column in Low-gravity" I'm leaving you H2O!!! you're so transparent, I see through right through you. You're becoming such a let-down! The days of you raining on my parade are OVER....
Rated by realindeed on Dec 18 2005, 10:21pm

Who says our space program doesn't produce valuable research?! Your tax dollars at work.
Rated by vampiricmuse on Dec 11 2005, 8:43am

i wanna try
Rated by GuinnessGoblin on Dec 10 2005, 8:58pm

This is so cool!
Rated by alhana on Dec 09 2005, 3:18pm

I want to pop a waterballoon in space.

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