0g,water,bubbles,zero gravity,space zero gravity water-bubble: waves and alka-seltzer experiment

zero gravity water-bubble: waves and alka-seltzer experiment

posted by NeuralNoise

5 months 2 weeks ago • 2685 views

tags: 0g, water, bubbles, zero gravity, space

Any chance I can be an astronaut before death, without money or effort? Judging by their hangover potions they party a lot up there...

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cuuul

written by KamikazeCricket | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Dupe

written by doogle

| 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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>> ^doogle:
Dupe

I upvoted too soon. The two videos only share a little footage and this has better narration and video quality.

written by lesserfool | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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So much *geek-speak makes the nerd in me cream my pants.

written by gwiz665

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Adding video to channels (Geek) - requested by gwiz665.

written by siftbot

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there's some *timeshifting

written by xxovercastxx

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Adding video to channels (Timeshift) - requested by xxovercastxx.

written by siftbot

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At 0:50 of the video, did he say Viscous Forces dampen Thetans down?

Is Xenu making the bubble move?

written by Bruti79 | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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This guy's explanations are very eloquent.

written by rottenseed

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A delightful interplay.

written by Xax

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annular space

written by pipp3355

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God I love scientists. They have such an ability to give the most ordinary and easily described events the most preposterous and complicated names and make the most fascinating spectacles sound so horrendously boring in the process.

written by Lithic | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Lithic, the reason he ends up sounding that way is because he's trying to describe the event in great detail, while being as clear and unambiguous as possible. It's not that scientists like that want to sound boring, it's that they are so completely concerned with accuracy that style always comes second.

Still, if you can describe one of those scenes more naturally while giving the same amount of information and insight, I'll be impressed.

written by entr0py | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Doh! Bubble looks liker Homer Simpson at around 2:34

written by maatc

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Yes, entr0py, I know that of course. That dosent change the fact that it's a horrible, horrible way to hear something like this described. At least for me. But the geek guys seem to like it so I guess to each their own.

written by Lithic | 5 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Bubble wars!

written by Lendl

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next mission: Mentos and Diet Coke.

Heterogeneous nucleation ftw.

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