INSANE Scientific Experiences in Space - Inside NASA ISS Space Station
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Awesome NASA documentary about Scientific Experience inside the NASA Space Station. An experiment is a procedure by which it is checked (confirm or verify) one or more hypotheses related to a particular phenomenon , by manipulating and studying the correlations of the variables that are presumably the cause. The experimentation is one of the key elements of scientific research and is critical to providing causal explanations . In one experiment they are considered all relevant variables involved in the phenomenon, by manipulating which are presumably the cause, control of extraneous variables and randomization (or randomization) of the others. These procedures can vary greatly disciplines (not just in physics in psychology , for example), but the same objective: to exclude alternative explanations (other than the manipulated variable) in explaining the results. This aspect is known as internal validity of the experiment, which increases when the experiment is replicated by other researchers and the same results. Each repetition of the experiment is called test or trial.
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What about a cup with a waterproof fan at the bottom and a tiny lid that you open with your thumb after you put it in your mouth.
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If we can all get alone up there, why hell can't we do that here.
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It is time to get with the program and start using the metric system...for fucks sake!
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am I the only one that finds this condescending as fuck? XD
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What if "FLEX" is us, making micro universes?
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yep more money pissed away for thin done in 60 70 move on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03SPBXALJZI been there we did this move on to the new tech magnet Field eng 28 b speent on there brean dead shit we could be on mars now -
insane its so insane.
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04:47 the pants look great are their also "sparkfireproove" ? Where may i order some 3 pair of that pants?
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"NASA ISS" !!
ISS has be made with NASA, ESA, FKA, ROSCMOS, JAXA...
Even the name will tell you that it is not american made but international !!! -
Nobody over twelve should watch this. They take five times as long as necessary to pass information. We're proud of their accomplishments but maybe we need some "grown up" videos?
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it's not capillary flow related it mainly related to the electrical charges and electromagnetic attractions which is stronger in relation to gravity.
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look how flat the earth isn't
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YouTube needs more videos like this...
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27:51 You are working for your own patents, not for the earth, but you do use tax-payer's $ to come up with the patents.
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You should know better than to say there is no gravity on the ISS, it experiences near 0g. Even out away from the earth and moon the ISS itself has gravity, everything with mass does.
You can never eliminate gravity from your experiments. -
so they go up there just to fuck around with what sort of containment their coffee requires
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ISS? International Space Station? It is expansive, I heard all countries are welcome, except China. I think American was behind that decision. So China say Fu*k it, we will do it on our own.
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so uh... question, can a hard drive work on space?
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I'm sure someone has already pointed this out but, there is no lack of gravity on a space station that is in orbit around the earth. Anything that close to earths gravity well experiences it's pull. So in fact the ISS station is in freefall, plumeting down towards the earth. Now why it doesn't crash and burn on the turf is the interesting part. Anything "in orbit" has velocity parallel to the acceleration vector of the body it is orbiting around, so as it is falling towards the massive body it is also moving sideways. In fact it is moving towards the horizon fast enough to reach it before it reaches the ground, effectively missing the ground.
Sorry for getting triggered :D
I suppose I'd call it the "apparent lack of gravity" -
I wonder how wine or beer would ferment on the ISS. Also what about carbonated drinks if opened? What has me the most Godly curious is the new habitable planets we've found. If they are indeed like earth as far as air etc. Is it a Sterile environment? What forms of life we could add to the Planet(s) and watch them thrive providing other factors are in mind. Predators need prey. Fish need introduced (if needed) food sources. etc Vegetation I doubt they have but could be introduced. The possibilities are astounding. But years away sadly.
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