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How Does Blood Splatter in Space?
- 082349872349872 3y agoI guess this is yet another sign that we are much closer to Star Trek's Mirror Universe than their Prime Universe. > Detim da belowt im ere da wowl, sasa kemang to xalte wit ke? (When the blood is on the wall, do you know who you'll side with?)
- simonblack 3y agoThey also found that the force of surface tension of blood-like liquids is much greater in zero gravity, which surprised Kowalske. What? Why the surprise? EVERY LIQUID will turn into spherical globules when not influenced by an external gravitational field and too small to form its own gravity. Why does he think the Earth is a sphere? Why do drops of water in the space station become globules? (Own gravity; Surface tension.)