Zero gravity silly but cool experiments

[darinsargent25]

This vid is popular on Syria

[slkong]

So these are the experiments costing tax-payers trillions of money?

[enosaYT]

Gotta love the way he says "Cllision"... :)



[rweiii1]

@nidah123 he's in space lol. Int space station.

[12432124321]

U talk funney :D No offense

[Kaitlynn992]

But how do you get a "sphere of water"?

[kirkbutler12]

This video went viral on Havana

[XIXmarioLXXXIX]

Can I try this here on Earth...?

[nidah123]

This is so cool! But I thought it was going to show us how to do it... Lol x)

[zzz78979]

cool

[HermionieW01]

Thats cools for sceince

[stoshd]

Ive seen That with a lava lamp. Does NASA have lava lamps ? 

[t0f0b0]

2:34 = Bubble Man!

[SuperPyro33]

Its just a water with zero gravity ... Don't need those impact thingis

[wankapedia]

dude, are you like really high when talking over this :|

[Andalitevsyeerk22]

speak english mister!! we dont understand a word u say (because we're dumb, not like u).

[ilstatusx]

This video would have been so much better if you added music instead of talking

[RUMMACHINE]

1:08 EMO FAG

[RUMMACHINE]

like a dickhead

[damianpaz]

Now, that's money well spent!

[gb9514]

2:33 Alien Smiley Face!!!

[EddieGTV]

The guy talking sounds like Milhouse's dad from The simpsons

[bradkey98765]

Damn hydrogen bonds and surface tention is awesome!

[cooldudetb]

For anyone asking, the spheres of water were created in the zero-gravity environment inboard the International Space Station. They can not be created on Earth due to gravity.

[crankmeup1]

This is in space right?

[ugotpwnedasshole]

is he high?

[IboCino1985]

2:32

Holy fuck!!

[MrFreefonix]

how do you make the sphere

[MusicianDeBoy]

Fushigi Ball!!!!

[crankmeup1]

Howbu make the bubble

[Alhante54]

MAN U LOVE SAYING BUBBLES

[Feind2Innocence]

all i heard was like derka derka derka :P

[djdeadlydevon]

What?

[AznFlipYo]

i should listen to my science class now :o

[lillypoo04]

at 2:33 it looks like the bubblt hase a smiley face in it! lol

[bakeddobes]

@lillypoo04 and then his eye explodes :3

[snutrs]

bubble

[ScreamCp]

Thumbs Up if you think this is FAKE! TFWMT

[glados39]

boring 

[sporeandpokemonnerd]

no clue what they are saying xDD but i still iked the experiments :P

[ImL13lue]

at 0:31 it looks like it has a nipple o.o

[ABagOfSourSkittles]

@TRLaughorn1050 oops *facepalm*. thanks for telling me

[burlchair27]

I'm giving her all she's got captain!!!

[MilkPickle]

Alien face looks happy at 2:32 :)



[Mindyngo1]

AWESOME!!!!!!!

[ABagOfSourSkittles]

am i dumb? how do you make said water spheres?

[TRLaughorn1050]

@ABagOfSourSkittles Read the title the water spheres are in zero gravity.

[121tho]

ehooooohoo im the number 1000 like :)

[HittinThatPurp]

how!!!!!!!!!!

[TERTLE411]

did i just spend 3 minutes staring at balls? nothing new, nothing new

[dakdivine7]

@TERTLE411 what the hell you look at balls

[davsenbavsen]

Reminds me of osmos lol

[origamist1]

how do ya make one

[xXxMainoxXx]

They are at the international space station

[TheShammakh]

how is this made

[isaiahdevontewilliam]

this is so stupid

[Austinheckashort]

Is this nigga in space?

[StuziCamis]

thats cool

[22Chrisie]

how do you start making the water ball?

[bloodmoney967]

wat??

[punji73]

instead of fooling around with zero gravity how about trying to come up with a way of making artificial gravity?

[ivancarvalh]

omg an alien at 2:32!!!

[talabastardo]

what a nerd his voice suck oh oh nananananan oh droplets here a a a a fuck i freaking out whenever i hear nerd voice

[Jenni4091]

ur voice bores me

[haiger69]

And the tut??

[agrosanta99]

@haiger69 I hope you have a Space Station.

[haiger69]

@agrosanta99 lol

[elliotsherrow]

I love this dude. he's so funny to listen to and it brightens my day.

[microiguana]

try this with a bubble of coke and then put some mentos in it.

[smartsftw1]

@microiguana you fucking genius

[ClintJohnHampton]

@microiguana :D YES!!!

[eja144]

95% of us are retarded monkeys living off the genius of the other 5%.

[purpledude2]

yo dawg! i put a water droplet in your water droplet so you can trip out your friends while you trip out your friends

[kleenkilla55]

hi



[stefanopiergiovanni]

be serious ! Which use have those experiments in real life? ( i think bore rules on iss )

[666thedevilmaster]

how do u makethe sphere

[tiggerjayeward]

@666thedevilmaster its in space, please read the description

[xXKirbyPwnage223]

@666thedevilmaster In zero gravity the water automatically forms a sphere

[Madi5b]

how do you make the water sphere

[joedp3456]

Does anybody know how to email videos from youtube

[liraluna]

this guy sounds is got something in the ass

[TheAzeRealm]

63 people have their heads doing this currently...

[coockieman1]

It's a water bubble dog!

[ATRUMSOLIDCANDIDUS]

BLITZBALL!!! One step away from making a blitzball stadium :P

[MrTyAaron]

Coolest video i've seen in a WHILE...

[ZOMBIEbrains1000]

That is so freaking awesome!!!! :-D

[ScreamMode1337]

This guy sounds like he needs an inhaler.

[waackomann]

2:33 ... omg that looks JUST like a face of a baby !!

[aqwjason9100]

@waackomann  thats true

[lilzarelli]

How did you get the water free

[TheMewdude]

1:20 fushigi!

[123insaneclown]

i didnt undrstand a word u just said ulitmatermouhe

[MegaLink117]

i like water....... derp derp derpa

[ultimatemouhe]

stupid experiment

[UndeadPizzaGuy]

@ultimatemouhe Well no, not stupid. Experiments like these can go a long ways to explaining how the first cells formed, and how primordial cells, which were naked nuclei, formed cell membranes.

[catlover580]

@UndeadPizzaGuy wat did u sayyyy???:0

[UndeadPizzaGuy]

@catlover580 The first cell membranes are believed to have been formed by bubbles in volcanic springs. However by cell membranes I am referring to the nuclear membrane - as all primordial cells were naked nuclei.

[tirpae]

Did anyone else think this sounded like Caboose?

[blackredgold24]

I want this work on earth too

[MrGimli2]

hey now make one that levitates the globe!

[MrBriandem07]

this dud eis sooo boring im glad hes not my teacher id fall asleep and faill hahahhaaha

[skpilot7]

How do you get a sphere fo water that big to sit on a piece of wire?

[leetsl33t]

@skpilot7

because there is no gravity the cohesion caused by hydrogen bonding in the water sphere is enough to keep the shape

[xxnickxx10598]

uhh how the fuck do you do that

[kevp]

hahahahhaha

[shan9usfc]

Will it blend?!?! xD

[fanferbtheman]

1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,­000,000,000,000,000.00 dallers spent on something pointless

[lemondrop33]

@fanferbtheman what are dallers?

[managarm1349]

@fanferbtheman if every scientist would´ve thought like u we´d still be living in a cave, good job dude

[hillbillydlux13]

@managarm1349 hahahahahhahahahaha, very well put. Tell any higher level mathematician that studying waves is a waste of time, or physicist that studying collision or momentum is a waste...

[southtoledo419]

WHAT????

[RandomGuyNamedSteve]

this could explain super novas. maybe they should study it more instead of looking at how cool it looks

[aarasatinteriapl]

awesome!! :D

and it costs $6,000,000,000??

how do do this?

in a kind of room, or container??

[MidnightRedemption]

i can see my tax paying off

LOL

[pbnjsandwatch1]

how do you get a water bubble? do you have to mold your chakara cus i haven't mastered that yet

[shauny1994]

@pbnjsandwatch1 It was in the International Space Station so i presume there wasn't any gravity

[treejerk]

Lewis and Gilbert would be proud!

[TheRev177]

can u pick it up

[mc21b]

How this are passable? Praise Allah this is the work of Satan

[Bognostrokulum]

They forgot to write "DON"T TRY THAT AT HOME" :-)

[TheDSil]

Mr. Spock, our shields are down and the Klingons are closing in for an elastic collision!

Captain, we could try a mass transfer across the interface.

That... COULD just work!

For God's sake, Jim, that's suicide!

[cnakilla]

slo mo only works on high speed camera or else it looks retarderd -.-

[oldman32123]

he seems so nerdy!

[dholl32]

@oldman32123 so white and nerdy

[stalkersas]

2:33 OMG alien ghost ~!~ Aaaaaa... !

[shlaxberg]

its amazing I didnt turn out to be scientists

[uch]

they should make a big bubble in space and then swim in it

[MistrEnigma]

Gotta see a Shamwow on this shit.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

If they accidentally blew too hard, then wouldn't the water just kind of expode and go all over every piece of delicate scientific gear in the Space Station, causing it to all short circuit and cause the Space Station to.......I dunno.....blow up in a giant fireball of death or something?

[bigdaddyfoz]

@frankensteinmoneymac well no becuse its proabably protected from those sorts of accidents and they are probably also in a lab

[frankensteinmoneymac]

@bigdaddyfoz Does the space station have specific rooms set up as "labs"....I didnt realize it was that roomy...I always pictured at being kind of cramped inside.

[nothingnessx2]

@frankensteinmoneymac Water doesn't conduct electricity. It's the impurities in the water. That's why the russians were the first to use pure water in their space extinguishers in case of fires instead of C02. As water will not damage their air quality.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

@nothingnessx2 Very good point actually. However I think generally water does have enough impurities to conduct electricity, for instance in this Mythbusters clip where they throw electrical devices into a tub. /watch?v=mhRPMozI8qs I suppose that they could only use pure water at the space station, but my understanding is its necessarily not that easy to filter them all out, and its hard to keep the water completely pure even afterwards....but that is still a possibility.

[NickTV1232]

i wonder if you bite a peice off just imagine a big bite mark in floating water

[bigdaddyfoz]

@NickTV1232 no it would probably just reform into a smaller bubble but im not a expert so who knows

[tlsnodgrass1]

if you increased the viscosity of the fluid say honey the effect would be to increase the dampening effect on the system.

[leofromvgcats]

wait......................wahh­hhh

[LNOL]

WOAH!!!

[10OchrisO01]

awww there was a face at 2:32

[jackwen2nd]

so how do u do this

[aliciaangel23]

@jackwen2nd THINK ya gotta be in uh space

[alder321]

up to 1:00 its a simpified simulation of the earth when a big asteroid hits at 90°

[JamesTheCatFurry]

@alder321 That's what I was thinking.

[bigdaddyfoz]

@alder321 no the earth wouldnt stick together it woud proably break apart

[eperger]

nasa a conivenced 869 people to become anstrounots so they can do this

[neithere]

This is fantastic.

[ButCritically]

yo i heard you like water so we put water inside your water so you can have more water when you get your water

[themechatengu]

BUBBLE WARS! The new movie from NASA :P

[noveltyent]

3D programmers can learn from this because most 3d examples are spheres

[HassOenii]

is this 2012??

[Alfourthousand]

that would be fun to pass your hand through

[13mamafresh]

coolz xD

[gtrnumber1]

I know what to do now when when i see a floating mass of water!!!!

[damaster816]

6,000,000,000 dollars well spent.

[GooGobbler113]

@damaster816 Yeah because we built the ISS for this ONE single reason. Moron.

[damaster816]

@GooGobbler113 Look here, you humorless NERD, I was trying to make a joke and you call me a moron. Get A Life!

[GooGobbler113]

@damaster816 Your joke failed in humor and cleverness. Your joke = fail.

[karakan1453]

at 2:34-2:40 it's almost an alianface :D

[ThrustMuscle]

58 people didnt think this was good? WHERE ELSE DO YOU GET TO SEE SOMETHING LIKE THIS?? Its crazy!!

[helipr0]

It will sound stupid,but it's one of the best thing that my eyes did seen...

[ashmaan96]

uber nerd talk

[LilGamer99]

@annon003 yes but some1 would have taped the water

[johnelijahwood]

Cool !!!

[callumkm]

WOW

[Silv3rSouI]

How do you make the water bubble? wont the water fall to the ground thus creating a puddle of water?

[LuKe9001]

@Silv3rSouI the title is zero gravity...

so they must be in an anti-gravity atmosphere, thus creating the effect able to put large amonts of water in a sphere, notice they have a wire keeping them in place, this might be why they work.

[LuKe9001]

@Silv3rSouI the title is zero gravity...

so they must be in an anti-gravity atmosphere, thus creating the effect able to put large amonts of water in a sphere, notice they have a wire keeping them in place, this might be why they work. They are in a space station after all... ***

[L0VE2TROLL]

@LuKe9001 "anti-gravity atmosphere..... You habe no clue what you're talking about do you...

[LuKe9001]

@L0VE2TROLL of course i don't, i'm just making stuff up that is supposed to sound logical. i mean, c'mon, it says zero gravity, i just couldn't find a better way of explaining it...

[L0VE2TROLL]

@LuKe9001 Then say when in an enviroment where the force of gravity is negligible the cohesiveness of water keeps it in a sphere.

[LuKe9001]

@L0VE2TROLL sounds about right.

i'm no good with terminology.

[666satanification666]

This vid is absolutely IMMENSE!

[M200Shnitzel]

@zZIMonsterIZz Im 6'5 245lb

can bench 380

I think i can beat ur ass

[BlackmanTheJock]

wiggle wiggle wiggle ! touch my belly ! my belly goes wiggle !

[theTommyProject]

@ 2:34 i thought it had become an alien face :D

[manuplanas22]

how do i do one??

[MrFakeland]

i dont get it

[waterskippers]

So this is what $100 billion gets us.

[djkfji]

@zZIMonsterIZz is your name kate???