| Two-Ton Hockey Pucks |
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| This is a NASA Explores article with accompanying lessons |
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Fuller, Tina (User-7387, tfuller:DocuShare)DS
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| Friday, September 17, 2004 01:10:55 PM EDT |
| Wednesday, January 2, 2008 09:52:55 AM EST |
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Dickenson, Rhonda (User-8396, rhonda.dickenson:gvwfl)DS
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| Superman isn’t the only one who can move a car with his pinkie.- There isn’t one machine that can copy
microgravity.- It is easy for astronauts
to push big things around.packed into a tube that runs on the side and bottom of the plate.- So, astronauts fasten themselves to
something.- NASA also uses the floor to test things that
will go into space. |
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SF, Science and Reading
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