Feather in Vacuum - Backstage Science
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Published on Jul 24, 2012
Dropping a feather and metal balls in a vacuum chamber to see what gravity is really all about... The astronaut David Scott performed a similar experiment on the Moon with a hammer and feather.
More Backstage Science at http://www.backstagescience.com/
Films by Brady Haran for the STFC
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gigisdad 9 months ago
Oh stop trolling and get a fucking life.
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Darcy D 10 months ago
ROYKSOPP!
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inner101aggression 1 month ago
can you guys finally put an end to all the controversy and put a rat in your vacuum so that the whole world can see what it happens? cause im sick of theories and i can get no way near equipment such as yours(otherwise i wouldve experimented myself).
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luckygozer 1 month ago
im gonna be honest the only reason i clicked this was because she was glowing in the thumbnail
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simontay1984 1 month ago
oh just fuck off already!
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Eliassi Osu 1 month ago
2:40 That's what she said.
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etimon1d 2 months ago
Video starts at 2:38
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Whally Narwhal 2 months ago
You're a fucking moron.
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recterbert 2 months ago
Go bak and get the landing in the shot. We didn't see the feather land.
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SungamRammah 2 months ago
I realize I am 6 month late to the discussion but here goes... you are simply taking advantage of Newtons third law. "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. By ejecting a comparably small quantity of material at very high speed, the resulting force in the opposite direction (up) will be big enough to lift the space craft... Air/Atmosphere will actually reduce the thrust as it will create a counteracting static pressure at the outlet/nozzle.
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