00:00Let's see what we're going to pull out.
00:02So this is Jeremy's dinner and in space you really just eat all of your food out of bags of
00:10some kind,
00:10plastic bags or little metallic bags, because we have to rehydrate a lot of our food.
00:18This is actually shrimp cocktail and this has been rehydrated already.
00:25So we added water to it and the shrimp soaked back up the water and it's actually pretty tasty.
00:31This is an example of a food that has not been rehydrated yet.
00:36It got all dried out for flying up here in space and those are green beans.
00:41So we do have to eat our vegetables even in space, but don't worry, they do give us mac and
00:45cheese.
00:50Well, here you can see the spherical balls that I just let loose in the cabin.
00:58All right, Reed.
01:01There's another one going over there, but it's really the surface tension.
01:05If you ever just see a little drop of water on your finger, even though it looks like a convex
01:12little drop on your finger in space,
01:15that surface tension is all around.
01:18So it just creates a perfect bubble because there's no gravity to act on it.
01:22And so it just stays in this perfect sphere and it actually becomes a lens.
01:25And earlier today, we were laughing because we could make Jeremy's face go upside down or right side up.
01:30And it's pretty amazing.
01:32It's fun to play with water in space.
01:36Victor's sending us a towel to clean up the mess.
01:39Let's go pick them up.
01:39It's good to see them in space.
01:41We'll see you next time.
01:41Bye.
01:41Bye.
01:43Next time.
01:43Gracias por ver el video
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