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How tea behaves in zero gravity 🔈
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Sci_Explore2 days ago
"When fluid physics meets daily routine! 🍵 Gravity makes tea ordinary, but microgravity turns it into pure science magic.
Sylvain Roth2 days ago
Hergé's captain Haddock has shown us a long time ago same with scotch whisky. It would be interesting to see how they collect the tea without spoiling the cabin.
Really_Bad_At_Names, Good at Science🦎1 day ago
Now that's what I call a strong cup of tea!
Viralbanger LLC2 days ago
that bubble line is the spin axis, he basically turned his tea into a centrifuge
Teatime1011 day ago
Any fluid will form a sphere in zero gravity. Eg. stars and planets. Not a #flatearth
Juliet Hanlon1 day ago
Ha, oh I can't wait to be asked to tea at gravity free!
🇦🇷 Eugênio Aguiar 🇦🇷1 day ago
"micro gravity"
Jesse Hance1 day ago
Why does it make a circle? It’s curling around its own gravity!
![An astronaut demonstrates how honey behaves in space. In a 2019 experiment, Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques showed how honey behaves in space with almost no gravity. Instead of dripping down like it does on Earth, the thick honey stretched and stayed connected between the container and its lid, showing how liquids can act differently in microgravity. [🎥: Canadian Space Agency ]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2105496794029306119/amplify_video_thumb/2105496715620962304/img/HxXIsmpSZeei8U61.jpg)
