NowTell Me the Sace Program Isn't Worth the Money

By | February 13, 2008
7 Comments

Zero-g Alka-Seltzer:

Via GeekPess.

UPDATE: Michael Darling seems to want to turn every posting on this blog into an episode of Tales of the Paranormal (see comments). I think what he’s missing out on, here, is that we don’t buy in to every crackpot theory that shows up in the blog comments section. We need compelling evidence before we are moved to take a stand on any paranormal phenomenon.

So with that in mind, here is the “face” that shows up at 4:35 on the Youtube video, above:

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I’ll grant Michael one thing — it doesn’t look much like my dog!

  • Ed Minchau

    Well, that was interesting. What I really want to know is when do I get my chance to get heartburn in orbit?

  • http://silentrunning.tv Wind Rider

    Niiice.

    I’m struck by how, once the final large bubbles are eliminated, the flow patterns in the glob are quite reminiscent, though not nearly as colorful or complex, as a time lapse sequence of Jupiter or Saturn.

  • Stephen Gordon

    I wonder what a flame looks like in zero G.

    They probably haven’t tested this yet. The whole 100% oxygen thing would be just a little dangerous.

  • Ed Minchau
  • MDarling

    You guys are crazy!
    A 4:35 it’s clear a ace emerges- Phil’s dog?- I think not.

  • MDarling

    Maybe it was 4:33.

  • CoventryKid

    A congeries of bubble?
    Eek! It’s Yog-Sothoth. Run!