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Bubbles in Space?
Two
seconds into the video from CCTV, bubble-like objects rose from the
hatch as it sprung open. At 5 min 49 second, a bubble attached to the
astronaut’s helmet. At 6 min 42 seconds, bubbles swiftly came out of
the cabin. On the left corner of the video, bubbles gushed out at an
angle at 7 min 17 seconds into the video.
A
blogger, who is a physicist, commented in a Chinese Epoch Times article
that, assuming the operation was conducted in the water, the bubbles
rose faster than they would have if the water was not propelled using a
wave-blower. Wave blowers are commonly used in underwater
space-training exercises to simulate the weightlessness of space.
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