Zero G Boiling

[Dandaman1500]

Thumbs up if you thought the title was "ZERO G BOWLING"

[unsaved013]

Cool video, really neat how a relatively small change in gravity changes how things act.

[DarKnightofCydonia]

woooahhhh

[fuckmania07]

FUCKING COOL !!!

[ubba8]

damn it this is sooo kool!

i really wish NASA or someone would get good quality footage of a flame in zero gravity, or if anyone has a link to it somewhere other than youtube id really appreciate it

[DynastyPercussion]

I wonder if it can cook ramen noodles twice as fast. =)

[AlexKellian]

does water evaporate at the same rate in zero gravity?

[marvinerzz]

yes, as long as the air pressure is constant, volume is constant, and the heat is constant

[XX13urtonloverXX]

0:11 is the Boiling Heart!!

[thelargeyeti]

actually i think this vid is pretty fuckin lame.

[joachim2464]

then don't watch it then! Because there are people who find it interesting

[LovingFilmmaker]

Boiling water in Zero G is HEART-SHAPED!!

[Saxyman14]

well, not a real human heart. More like, a valentine heart.

[pattymannix]

but plasma is the most common form of matter in the entire unvierse (i.e: Stars)

[wil6817]

lush

[marsCubed]

another state of matter is Bose--Einstein condensate, amazing how few remembers this, even when they think they are being ultra smart by pulling others; who may be becoming intersted in science for the first time, down.

[jze]

The main states of matter are solid, liquid, & gas. You can't breath water. Your lungs would probably boil or you'll drown when it cools back into liquid form.

[ORACLE063]

and plasma

[LeDweeb]

but plasma isnt really a major form because it doesnt exist in nature or in unprovoked situations

[ORACLE063]

plasma is everywhere in space. just because it doesn't happen on earth is inconsequential.

[ATiredDogsMouth]

He's right; any high enery area will feature hot plasmas, not including the cooler the ionic gases in the solar wind that cause aurorae.

There are also more exotic phases of matter- gases, liquids and solids can for Bose Einstein condensates at ultra-cold temperatures with lots of interesting phyics going on.

Breathable liquids are not a new idea, in fact if you inhale water you will be able to absorb some oxygen from it, just not enough to, y'know, live.

[forrest225]

yeah, think about fish, in a way they are inhaling water, but instead of containing it in lungs it passes through the gills

[09bagges]

@ORACLE063 it actually occurs in lightning and the northern lights

[Hartman98372]

maybe boiling water can be a new form of obtaining breathable gas instead of compressed air.

[ChuroFlip]

Thats pretty badass