Drinking Water in Zero-G [HD]

[AntoMelta]

I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give This footage was filmed with GoPro's HD Hero, which provided an ideal wide angle view of the research airplane in these close quarters.

[willamricard]

I Love The Video It Can Increase My Knowledge Due to its unusually large surface tension, water will tend to form relatively large spheres in a microgravity environment when expelled from a container

[imegatrone]

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[thepivotpersonXD]

he pac-manned it what now gravity can't save you now water dots

[IKRV]

in the myth busters[show TV] they went to a plane called ZERO G.

[nathanfishing3000]

that looks EPIC!

[TheWwweee]

what what wait is this in a plane going down fast

[harkriz415]

@TheWwweee no its zero gravity

[alexxanderos]

@harkriz415 Actually it is a plane, in free fall. That is how they train astronauts since being in free fall is the same as having no gravity at all. You only "feel" the effect of gravity when you aren't moving, and everything is pulled to the ground. But when you get rid of the ground, as long as you are allowed to keep free falling, you fell no net force. Also, objects in orbit are in constant free-fall; search for Newton's Cannonball

[harkriz415]

@alexxanderos wow i didnt know that, now that i think about it, it must be scary to be in that, seeing that its just a free fall haha xD ... i can barely manage to contain myself while my plane falls slightly

[Xblvestic]

@TheWwweee Yes the Wave dives this special plane makes simulates zero gravity for a short time (about a min or less)

[mm4560]

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[aniva26]

@RoPWU yeah, because of gravity. Thats why the earth and planets and moon etc. is round too!

[RoPWU]

the water tends to want to be a circal shape?

[Shoutenkou]

@RoPWU

No, it's because of bottle.

[shaurz]

Does the water go down without gravity?

[VancouverDriver]

@shaurz That's why it's called the Vomit Comet.

[Spazinima]

haha nom nom nom

[tigresssharplesl]

bounce. bounce... OM NOM NOM :> so cool i love science :D

[GodofCider]

Lol, he lost control of the orbs. ^_^

[AgentMan21]

wtf?!