In Space? No Under The Sea...
Occasionally I mention some of the work and images of those working on the International Space Station and this is particularly interesting. But this time we are not in space but depths of the Earth.
We've all seen the weightlessness of space and heard what happens with the food that is eaten, spillages and waste even what happens to clothes that are worn but what happens down below? I assume it is something to do with atmospheric pressure...
We've all had times where a can of a fizzy drink has been shaken and upon opening it sprays everywhere...
Opening A Can Of Coke
OK I'll say what happens for those unable to watch You Tube video's though it spoils the surprise.
The liquid stays in the can and does not go all over the place.
We've all seen the weightlessness of space and heard what happens with the food that is eaten, spillages and waste even what happens to clothes that are worn but what happens down below? I assume it is something to do with atmospheric pressure...
We've all had times where a can of a fizzy drink has been shaken and upon opening it sprays everywhere...
Opening A Can Of Coke
OK I'll say what happens for those unable to watch You Tube video's though it spoils the surprise.
The liquid stays in the can and does not go all over the place.
posted by The Great Gildersleeve | 10:29 am
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