121. The Effect Of Microgravity On Inactivation Of MS2 Bacteriophage By Chlorine - El No information exists on the effect of microgravity on the interaction The proposed experiment will investigate the effects of microgravity on the http://www.tsgc.utexas.edu/floatn/1998/teams/elpaso.html

The Effect of Microgravity on Inactivation of MS2 Bacteriophage by Chlorine El Paso Community College Visit our web site at: El Paso Community College Microgravity Last Modified: Tue May 19 1998 CSR/TSGC Team Web

122. Microgravity Combustion And Fluids Experiments And Publications The microgravity Data Archive is a database that contains both Experiment Data Management Plans microgravity Acceleration Measurement EDMPs and Papers http://www.lerc.nasa.gov/WWW/MCFEP

Our Mission The Microgravity Data Archive is a database that contains both Experiment Data Management Plans (EDMPs) and any papers/publications/presentations that were generated from both combustion and fluids experiments (flight and ground based). The EDMPs contain information for flight experiments such as: Project Scientist, summary of the experiment, what data was collected during the experiment, what data is available from the experiment, and what the results of the experiments were. Also included on the EDMPs is a list of what publications/presentations were written about the experiment. The publications/presentations information available includes the author, title, where and when it was published, and the abstract from the paper. Microgravity Combustion EDMPs and Papers Microgravity Fluids EDMPs and Papers Microgravity Acceleration Measurement EDMPs and Papers GRC specific Materials EDMPs and Papers Contact Information Contact Nancy R. Hall between 8 a.m.and 4:30 p.m. should you have any questions about this website. However, please note that paper requests are no longer offered through the data archive web site. We will be revising the web page promptly to reflect that change. You may be able to get a copy of the paper directly from the PI or paper author.. Email: nancy.hall@grc.nasa.gov

123. Microgravity Research In Support Of Human Exploration And Development Objectives microgravity Research in Support of Technologies for the Human Exploration and Development of Space and Planetary Bodies http://www4.nas.edu/cp.nsf/0/6d17c884068fb5fe8525658e00108403?OpenDocument

124. NASA - Space Research Conducts research to address challenges that are provided by the space environment and the human exploration of space. Offers a variety of project overviews http://spaceresearch.nasa.gov/

writeCSS('/common/css/iestyles_splash.css'); Join the OBPR Mailing List OBPR Strategy Biological and Physical Research Enterprise Strategy Articles Articles and news stories on the impact of our research. The Exploration Vision President Bush's New Vision for NASA Research on Station Latest information about research on the ISS. Research Updates News and updates of ongoing OBPR research. OBPR Calendar Calendar of OBPR Related Events. HQ Only DMS

125. Human Spaceflight Users http://www.spaceflight.esa.int/users/

126. Did You Ever Wonder What It Would Be Like To See A Water Balloon Pop In Space? Scenario. Experimenters burst water balloons in the lowgravity environment produced aboard a NASA Glenn DC-9 aircraft. The tests were conducted in part to http://exploration.grc.nasa.gov/balloon/blob.htm

Did you ever wonder what it would be like to pop a water balloon in space? Scenario: Experimenters burst water balloons in the low-gravity environment produced aboard a NASA Glenn DC-9 aircraft The tests were conducted in part to develop the ability to rapidly deploy large liquid drops by rupturing an enclosing membrane. As can be seen from the experiment footage, the initial rupture process is nearly ideal, but the finite size of the balloon material eventually ejects a spray from the drop surface. Then, when the balloon material leaves the drop entirely, it causes a large deformation of the drop (blob) which oscillates throughout the remainder of the test. Calculations suggest that such oscillations will continue for hours before the drop eventually becomes spherical. Highspeed photographs of punctured Water Balloons in a Lab were also taken. The airplane flies parabolic trajectories approximately 8000ft in height which provide up to 25 seconds of low-gravity time within which researchers can perform experiments to investigate low-gravity phenomena. The Result Videos: Video Description Downloadable Videos An approximately 3L water-filled balloon is ruptured simultaneously at opposite ends using syringe needles. [A syringe needle causes a slice-type rupture which proceeds along a desired path.]

127. Biosphere - Microgravity http://www.discogs.com/release/24454

Create Account Log In Help Search All Discogs Artists Labels Releases Catalog# Browse: Artists Labels Home Upgrade to Advanced ... Forums Discogs Community 187 members have this 18 members want this Add to Collection Add to Wantlist ... MP3 Downloads Shopping Search for this release at: Amazon.com .uk .de GEMM ... Biosphere - Microgravity Label: Apollo Catalog#: AMB 3921 CD Format: CD Country: Belgium Released: Genre: Electronic Style: House, Techno, Ambient Notes: Written and Produced by Geir Jenssen Digital Edits by Alexander Stojanovic at Aurora Studio, Tromsoe Rating: 85 votes Rate It Submitted by: synapsebomb Tracklisting: Microgravity (5:12) Baby Satellite (5:04) Tranquillizer (8:18) The Fairy Tale (4:53) Cloudwalker II (5:26) Chromosphere (3:28) Cygnus-A (5:02) Baby Interphase (5:07) Biosphere (4:41) magnetisch - 05-May-03 10:40 AM ''Can we make it back to earth?' ''It's a decision of course'.. ''it's yours'... High tech dance music by Geir Jenssen. One of the early ambient techno albums from the 90's Beautiful dark music with a lot of space samples. A year before Microgravity (AMBcd 3921), he released Northpole by Submarine as Bleep (SSR). Do you hear the difference? :)

128. Reduced Gravity Single Walled Nanotube Production Production of Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes In A Reduced Gravity Environment. Experiments I And II. Click a button below to explore our experiments http://data.engin.umich.edu/umseds/kc135/nanotubes/default.htm

Production of Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes In A Reduced Gravity Environment Experiments I And II Click a button below to explore our experiments: [Year 2000 Latest Updates] [RGSFO 2000 Project Year] [RGSFO 1999 Project Year] Last updated on 21 March, 2000 by Ed Van Cise vancise@engin.umich.edu

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