Now here's water and pieces of garbage and compost and a broken piece of an old Thundercats toy and what appears to be a double bubble chewing gum wrapper...

Please continue with the awesome science videos.

I love this stuff.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

Please continue with the awesome science videos.
I love this stuff.


Too bad I am running out of ideas.. need to hit YT and browse..

So, why do tea leaves form a pile in the centre of the tea glass when stirred with a spoon?

must be *spacy I guess?

Now this is water with feces floating in it. This is not part of the experiment, these just float around the space station for the last few weeks that toilet 3 has been broken.

At first it seems counter-intuitive that the bubbles would migrate to the center, but after a moment of thought it seems obvious: the non-bubbled water is more dense, and centripetal force pushes it outward. The less dense bubbles have nowhere else to go.