Zero-Gravity Experiments with NASA

The video above shows College of Engineering and Science researchers, Dr. Niel Crews, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, and graduate student Collin Tranter of the Institute for Micromanufacturing (IfM), as they conducted zero-gravity testing of an experimental DNA analysis instrument above the Gulf of Mexico in September 2011. For more information on this experiment, go to news.latech.edu/2011/09/01/lou... or contact Dr. Crews at [e-mail].

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Isn’t it interesting how the long hair on some of these individuals isn’t stiffly sticking straight up and out like we see in the ridiculous ISS footage?

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It was zero-gravity testing done by forty controlled airplane dives of nearly 10,000 feet in less than one minute and abrupt climbs back to the starting altitude.

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[@sebastiannolte1201]

Film what, scenes from the ISS? Why should they do it?

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Science at its best, and fiction on the ISS. Anyone notice how the heads tilt in REAL zero G but not in this simulation...

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