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Water Droplets In Orbit On the International Space Station 159

Posted by Unknown Lamer from the can-i-be-an-astronaut-when-i-grow-up dept.
BuzzSkyline writes "Astronaut Don Pettit, who is aboard the International Space Station right now, puts charged water droplets into wild orbits around a knitting needle in the microgravity environment of the ISS. A video he made of the droplets is the first in a series of freefall physics experiments that he will be posting in coming months."
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