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You've Never Seen Anything Like This: The Astronaut Plays with a Water Ball - Which Turned Into a Mirror

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Astronaut Jeremy Hansen, a member of the Artemis 2 mission, was recently filmed performing an unusual fluid experiment in microgravity. In the video, a large ball of water is seen floating freely in the cabin, with the surface of the water acting as a lens that reflects Hansen's image in a completely upside-down manner. During the demonstration, the crew used a straw to try and navigate the floating bubble. One of the crew members can be heard…
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The astronauts of Miss Artemis II shared images of a fun experiment in zero gravity, while playing with gua inside the ship. Jeremy Hansen, who made his first space flight, was presented by colleagues to the effects of the absence of gravity through small experiments in rbit.

Astronaut Jeremy Hansen, a member of the Artemis 2 mission, was recently filmed performing an unusual fluid experiment in microgravity. In the video, a large ball of water is seen floating freely in the cabin, with the surface of the water acting as a lens that reflects Hansen's image in a completely upside-down manner. During the demonstration, the crew used a straw to try and navigate the floating bubble. One of the crew members can be heard…

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kikar.co.il broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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