NASA's Flame Extinguishment Experiments (FLEX) in SpAcE

[MrGanjabot]

Are we trying to burn out the sun?

[madeleine7]

Wow!!

[clnmyjts]

Flame Extinguishment? what kind of experiment? well the doors song back in the 70`s was called; light my fire and I pretty sure that song was about sex...LOL maybe its some kind of new outer space sex toy?

[AlienHunter2012]

Thank you so much for that Vid. Was ripping my hair out trying to figure what the hell

[DRMusicRoom]

If your craft is on fire use an extinguisher. And if it's got a hole from the fire then no worries! haha

[kristelledecker]

How is there flames in outer space without oxygen? Seriously, I want to know...

[moonglow482004]

Sheila, TY for sharing this very interesting video. I will search to see what i come up with.l

[ARTILECT4U]

SHEILA....ALERT!!! This morning at 9:03 in Costa Rica I caught the SUN FLASHING!!! I have a video of this. Have you heard anything?

ALOHA & SHALOM

[streakyology]

excellent but im still puzzeled lol

[Sheilaaliens]

@METALLICA6547 I know!! I was getting 8 different kinds of mixed up when uploading earlier, yeargh lol

[zachzodia]

Flame Extinguishment in SPACE??? Like...space vacuum? No air kind of space? ROFL! No air, no flames...nothing to extinguish!...unless when they say space, they actually mean ISS or a shuttle...NASA and everything is possible...lol

[MsNamasteLight]

~ Cheers ~!

[SynthPl7]

The article says: "This understanding will help us develop more efficient energy production and propulsion systems on Earth and in space, deal better with combustion generated pollution, and address fire hazards associated with using liquid combustibles on Earth and in space." Not sure how this applies (laymen terms), but you know it's important. They don't waste their time on just blowing up drops of water in zero oxygen/zero gravity for the heck of it!

[Sheilaaliens]

@Edsan91 They already just admitted they have technology that they are calling "Event cloaking'

event cloaking... they can go back in time to disguise events and make it so like they didnt happen or happened differently. mmhmm. lookitup..

[dreasim]

AWESOME! nice digging and thanks for the follow thru. Knowing the truth of it makes it no less cool for me. I've heard of this phenom, but never seen. This is what happens to a flame in space; no gravity, no licking fingers...unless there is KFC :)

[Sheilaaliens]

@dreasim aw you spoke the three incantational letters!! *stomache grumbles*

but i agree, whatever they did it was EFFING COOL

[FXM555]

Life exstingwishing Tests

[ytbymz]

this is scary what else are they doing up there that we don't know about, looks like everything got invisible maybe it all exploded?

[Sheilaaliens]

@ytbymz smashing atoms, looking for the God particle/anti-matter, the usual. hadron collider over our heads.

[CrusaderCoyote]

I'm just mesmerized by shiny things. . .

[chocomalk]

Nawledge!

XD

[slobomotion]

I worked as a simultaneous interpretor and technical translator for NASA in Paris, France in 1999. Wow, what an education! I grew up with the children of the chief engineer for NASA's Plum Brook Station in the USA. His laboraboryat home was fascinating, and I enjoyed reading later his papers on ball lightning (available on the 'net under Warren Rayle). I heard stuff which made my ears spin and no one believed me for years! Very good channel, uprated this. My best to you.

[Sheilaaliens]

@slobomotion Fascinating!! Thanks :) <3

[slobomotion]

@Sheilaaliens I musta been brain dead, look how I spelled "laboratory!" Yup, I've found out some astonishing stuff. I assisted at a conference with lots of NASA people in Paris for SEE in '99. "The Frequency Spectrum" was the subject. They wanted things to go digital for what seemed to me to be military ops to have more bandwidth. I thought, HUH?! But it's making more and more sense to me, now.

[sereneyoshiko]

Thanks Sheila -

this part of the article sums it up: Such research supports how liquid-fuel-droplets ignite, spread, and extinguish under quiescent microgravity conditions. This understanding will help us develop more efficient energy production and propulsion systems on Earth and in space, deal better with combustion generated pollution, and address fire hazards associated with using liquid combustibles on Earth and inspace.

[Sheilaaliens]

@sereneyoshiko Aw that would have been a fun and fancy paragraph to read for you guys :) hehe. thanks for that !!

[sereneyoshiko]

@Sheilaaliens good job finding it, I tried for about a half hour and then gave up :(