Space Fish: ISS Aquatic Habitat Delivered By HTV-3 68
astroengine writes "Yes, it's the moment we've all (secretly) been waiting for: Fish In Space! But before you go getting too excited and start asking the big questions — like: if there's a bubble in a microgravity aquarium, what happens if the fish falls into it? Let's ponder that for a minute... — it's worth pointing out that the fish aren't actually in space right now (their habitat has just been delivered to the space station by the unmanned Japanese H-II Transfer Vehicle 'Kounotori 3') and this fishy experiment isn't just to see how fish enjoy swimming upside down, there's some serious science behind it."
The ISS (Score:2, Funny)
Where all fish are flying fish.
And then... (Score:4, Funny)
Sure. Now it's just regular fish. Next it will be sharks, then sharks with lasers. It will be all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
Re:The next step (Score:4, Funny)
Re:The next step (Score:5, Funny)
Place one average sized dog in space with 0 velocity. Place one average sized house cat in space with 0 velocity, 3 meters apart from dog. Observe results.
Re:And then... (Score:5, Funny)
Is that actor Ronald Regan still available?
Nope, apparently he got some kind of management job instead.
Re:Right side up (Score:5, Funny)