Trinity engineers assess the behaviour of water in zero-G aboard the Vomit Comet
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Channel: Trinity College Dublin · 2018 · Education
Engineers from Trinity College Dublin are among an elite team of researchers working aboard the ""Vomit Comet"" in zero-G. They are conducting experiments with the goal of designing technology that may one day enable people to explore the depths of space. In this video (one of four 'shorts' from a recent mission) we hear from Dr Tony Robinson why the team is so interested in learning how water behaves in zero-G. Dr Robinson is Associate Professor in Trinity’s School of Engineering, and a Funded Investigator with CONNECT, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Future Networks. Read more at https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/truth-serum-and-zero-g-in-the-vomit-comet-engineers-seek-deep-space-flight-solutions/ http://www.tcd.ie/
