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Space Station Utilization, Cape Canaveral,
FL; October 15-18, 2001.Zero-g facility test burning a 2 cm diameter PMMA sphere in 30 cm/s
airflow. Left: 1 g; Middle: 0 g (1 s after drop); right: 0 g (4 s after
application of nitrogen extinguishing agent). NASA image.ISS014E18822 – Astronaut Suni Williams, Expedition 14
flight engineer, works with the Lab-on-a-Chip Application
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Williams is placing the sample mixed with water from the
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