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I think they're implying that if you want to test to effects of microgravity, you don't want something like 14 psi of air pressure happening at the same time, b
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
I think they're implying that if you want to test to effects of microgravity, you don't want something like 14 psi of air pressure happening at the same time, because interactions with the air flows might confound whatever you're trying to test.
The station is likely better in terms of gravity, but in terms of test conditions, you're somewhat limited by the astronauts being there.
- dredmorbius 9y agoHigh-quality vacuum is fairly readily available at the ISS.