The RSI states that «virtual worlds with scientifically accurate simulations could permit learners to tinker with chemical reactions in living cells, practice operating and repairing expensive equipment, and
experience microgravity.»
An ambitious Australian school project sent spiders into space to
experience microgravity.
Passengers on amusement park rides and the International Space Station
experience microgravity — incorrectly known as zero gravity — because they fall at the same speed as the vehicles.
Both sets of sperm samples were exposed to the same temperature changes, but only those that traveled to the space station
experienced microgravity and the radiation present in space.
Not exact matches
Microbes
experience «low shear» conditions in
microgravity that resemble conditions inside the human body, but are difficult to study.
For the first time, an optical clock has traveled to space, surviving harsh rocket launch conditions and successfully operating under the
microgravity that would be
experienced on a satellite.
So far, more than 30,000 students have had the
experience of designing experiments for
microgravity through the SSEP program, which is part of the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE) in the U.S. and the Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Space Education internationally.