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Professor John Goree & Lou Datilio

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Professor John Goree & Lou Datilio. Gravity Weight Falling in Space: Microgravity (Weightlessness). Q. What keeps you from floating out of your chair, when you are seated?. A. Gravity. Q. Why does everything dropped (here, the apples) fall downward?. A. Gravity. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Professor John Goree & Lou Datilio

• Gravity

• Weight

• Falling

• in Space: Microgravity (Weightlessness)

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Q. What keeps you from floating out of your chair, when you are seated?

A. Gravity

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Q. Why does everything dropped (here, the apples) fall downward?

A. Gravity

All things attract one another

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Pictures taken (at regular intervals) of a ball falling

Falling

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All objects fall at the same speed (without air resistance)

Falling

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Demonstration: quarter and feather

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Throwing a ball at different speeds

Falling

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Throwing it hard enough might make it go into orbit around the earth

Falling

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Demonstration:

Java applet

www.physics.uiowa.edu/~stille/

(Fowler’s Physics Applets)

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Weight

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Demonstration:

weight on a bathroom scale

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Weight and Weightlessness inside an elevator

Weight

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Weightlessness:• inside a falling elevator • in a spacecraft,

They are alike, because both are falling

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Video: free fall

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astronauts inside their spacecraft

Weightlessness

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Space Station months

Space shuttle <17 days

Sounding rockets 10 min

KC-135 20 sec

Drop towers 5 sec

Vomit Comet

“Microgravity” = “Weightlessness”

Weightlessness

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Parabolic airplane flights = vomit comet

Microgravity

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Spacecraft: Mir Space Station

Mir: Spring, 2000

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International Space Station

“ISS”

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ISS - Assembly Sequence

1998 - 2006

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International Space Station

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International Space Station

Space

Shuttle

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Video - Space Shuttle launch

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Demonstration cars

Video Astronauts in Space Shuttle

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Demonstration: basketball

Video: basketball in space

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Microgravity

projects

at the Univ. of Iowa Physics Dept.

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PKE - Plasmakristall Experiment Germany, Russia, U.S.

1999 - Parabolic flight tests

2000-01 - ISS• Dec. 2000 - launch• 2001 - the 1st physical sciences

experiment on ISS

PKE flight hardware with 1st & 3rd ISS crews

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PKE accommodation

Zvezda (Russian Service Module)

ISS - assembly 1RJuly 25, 2000

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Inside Zvezda

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Inside Zvezda

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Inside Zvezda

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PKE logo

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• Launched:

• on Russian Progress rocket

• from Baikonur, Kazakhstan

• March, 2001

• Will be done:

• end of 2001

• hardware will go through destructive re-entry

PKE

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Demonstration:

Screen up

Water balloon