Gravity by Mara Heidemann

Marion

dalymar001 — 2020-09-03 16:39:12 UTC

1) I noticed that when his fingers were spread apart a bit, the water acted like bubble mix and made web like forms between his hands.
2) What I want to know about gravity is if it is strong enough to make two or more large space objects like planets crash into each other.
3) If you wrung out a towel on earth, gravity would pull it to the ground.

What I noticed in the video

2020-09-03 16:39:15 UTC

I noticed that the water seemed to turn into a sphere when it disconnected from the wash cloth
-Matthew

Stella Roca

2020-09-03 16:39:16 UTC

What do you notice (what do you observe happening in the video)?
I noticed that when he squeezed the water out of the cloth the water stuck to his hand instead of dipping to the ground.

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?
On Earth if you rang out a towel the water would fall to the ground.

Helen Zukley I noticed that the water stuck to his hands when he rung out the cloth. The mike he was using in the space station was floating away and so its obvious that they had no gravity.

2020-09-03 16:39:18 UTC

Answer to question

2020-09-03 16:39:21 UTC

I noticed that the water floated in the air whenever he squeezed it out.
- Joseph Guirguis

2020-09-03 16:39:27 UTC

I saw a expearment on the effects of water in space and without gravity

What do you notice in the video happening?

stonemad003 — 2020-09-03 16:39:33 UTC

I noticed that because there's no gravity, it caused the droplets to float. If we tried this on earth, the droplets would fall to the ground. But in space, they'd keep on floating.
-Madison Stone

Stephanie A

2020-09-03 16:40:02 UTC

i noticed that the water looks like normal when you put in in the washcloth but since there is no gravity in space it makes it look different like jello.

What do you notice in the video happening

2020-09-03 16:40:03 UTC

I noticed that the wash cloth was still in the same position

1. What do you notice in the video happening? 2. What

2020-09-03 16:40:03 UTC

1. It was really miraculous, because he put that water in to the cloth, and he squeezed, and that water came, but it looks like gel and really stickey.

I noticed that the water was stuck on his hand and his fingers were spread apart.

2020-09-03 16:40:09 UTC

Also, the water droplets were floating and acted like a bubble mix.

1.)What do you notice in the video happening? 2.)What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:40:09 UTC

1.)I noticed that water floats on space and I also noticed that there is no gravity in space.I also noticed the water looked like bubbles bec in the spacecraft.
2.)The water would fall on the ground because there is gravity on Earth but there is no gravity on space.

-Jose Mejia!!

I noticed that when he squished the paper towel the water ran to his arm and and stuck like a moist jel

2020-09-03 16:40:10 UTC

-Joey Yoo

I noticed that the water was stuck on his hands

2020-09-03 16:40:13 UTC

I noticed that the wash clothe was staying in its same form and the water was forming a gel around he's hands

2020-09-03 16:40:22 UTC

Emma Giudici

What do you notice in the video happening?

2020-09-03 16:40:56 UTC

i notice that he was squished the tow and he go some water and

i noticed that the water stayed on his arm when we twisted he towel

2020-09-03 16:40:56 UTC

what did you notice in the video

2020-09-03 16:41:48 UTC

i noticed the wash clouths water was sticking to the astronates

hands and the water stayed in the wash clouth

I notice that in the video the washing hockey cloth didn't change it form

2020-09-03 16:41:58 UTC

christian bonilla

I noticed that there was gravity

2020-09-03 16:42:04 UTC

2020-09-03 16:43:00 UTC

I noticed that the water was on his hands like a gel or something

I noticed that the water stuck to his hand.

2020-09-03 16:43:12 UTC

what do you notice in the video happening

2020-09-03 16:43:52 UTC

I noticed that his hands were sticky like if a dog licked them

what would happen if the water ran down his hands by:lila

2020-09-03 16:44:30 UTC

there would be no gravity

Holden stuart

2020-09-03 16:44:37 UTC

i noticed that since he was in zero gravity all the water he squeezed out stuck to his hands

Valerie Nazario

2020-09-03 16:45:17 UTC

i notice that there was no gravity so the water and the bubbles were floating because there was no gravity

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:45:20 UTC

Daniel Silbernagel

2020-09-03 16:45:28 UTC

I noticed that because there's no gravity, it caused the droplets to float like a bubble mix. His fingers were also spread apart. Without gravity all objects will be floating in the air including people and living things.

What would happen if you wrung out a towel on Earth?

stonemad003 — 2020-09-03 16:45:50 UTC

If you wrung out a towel on Earth, the water would just drip onto the ground and then the ground would absorb the water. -Madison Stone

What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:46:00 UTC

Emma Giudici
If you rung out a towel on earth all the water would fall to the ground

Answer to other question

2020-09-03 16:46:13 UTC

If you wrung out a towel on earth, it would not float like in the video. It would fall on the ground because of gravity.
- Joseph Guirguis

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:46:18 UTC

The water shouldn't fall toward the floor because while orbiting the Earth, free falling objects will appear to float.

Stephanie A

2020-09-03 16:46:18 UTC

i think all the water from the world might get sucked into the towel since it is what happend to the man

2020-09-03 16:46:30 UTC

If I wrung out a towel on Earth the water would squeeze out of the towel and fall to the ground.

what would happen if you rung out a towel on earth

2020-09-03 16:46:35 UTC

it would run down your hands and the towel whould be damp instead of wet

2020-09-03 16:46:38 UTC

If you did that on earth the water would always go to the ground because of the gravity on earth.-Miles Lindeen

What would happen if you wrung out a towel o Earth

2020-09-03 16:46:46 UTC

The water would fall to the ground
because we have gravity on Earth, the water would also not stick to his hands or stick to the wash cloth because of gravity.

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:47:37 UTC

it will all fall to the ground because the gravity pulls it toward the center of the earth! Holden Stuart

Helen Zukley

2020-09-03 16:47:39 UTC

 If you wrung out a towel on earth, well earth has gravity and on the space station there is no gravity so the water floated. On earth the water would just fall to the ground because the gravity would be pulling it down.

What did you noticed in the video?What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:48:08 UTC

1)I noticed that the water was floating because there is no gravity in space!

2)If you wrung a wet towel on the Earth,the water will fall on the ground because there is gravity in Earth but not in space.

Jose Mejia

What do you wonder about gravity?

2020-09-03 16:48:53 UTC

How does it work

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:49:11 UTC

christian b=what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?IF u wrong a towel the water will fall because of gravity

2020-09-03 16:49:20 UTC

What do you wonder about gravity?

stonemad003 — 2020-09-03 16:49:29 UTC

I wonder if we could someday study how gravity works in space, and then find a way to change rockets to have gravity. -Madison Stone

1. What do you observe happening in the video? 2.

2020-09-03 16:49:38 UTC

what would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth

2020-09-03 16:49:47 UTC

if u wrung a wet towel on earth the water and the bubbles are gonna drop because there is gravity in earth

Yeyoon Goong- 1. What do you notice in the video happening? 2. What do you wonder about gravity? 3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 16:52:25 UTC

1. It was really miraculous, because he put that water in to the cloth, and he squeezed, and that water came, but it looks like gel and really sticky.

2. If we go to the space, I want to see stars, and I want to see earth in space.

3. Just water fall down to the floor, and its not stickey.

What do you wonder about gravity?

2020-09-03 16:52:57 UTC

i wounder if gravity can can be

I wonder about gravity if it can form waves

2020-09-03 16:53:25 UTC

Answer #3

2020-09-03 16:58:20 UTC

I wonder if people knew about gravity before Isaac Newton.
- Joseph Guirguis

Madison Williams

2020-09-03 18:11:56 UTC

1) I noticed that in the video the water started making a tube around his hand and towel.
2) I wonder, how do space ships make artificial gravity?
3) If you wrung out the towel on earth it would not the same thing as space. The water would drop to the ground.

if we wrung out a towel on earth

2020-09-03 18:12:37 UTC

on earth when you wrong out a towel it will just fall to the ground because of gravity

but if you wrong out a towel in space it will just fell like goo

Zaden Ellingson (1)The man had to keep grabbing microphone.Also the towel was so dense it would not let the rest of the water out.2)gravity is non relevant to space because gravity dose not work in space.3)All the water would come out it would all drop to the floor and the towel would flatten out.

2020-09-03 18:13:17 UTC

Rory Glover

2020-09-03 18:13:20 UTC

1.When he wrung the towel the water stayed around the cloth and the went and stayed around his hands.

2.I wonder how there is a stronger gravity in one place but it can be weaker on the moon.

3.A lot of the water falls out of the cloth.

Ken Davis AWS. #3

2020-09-03 18:13:35 UTC

The towel would unravel and the water would drip on the ground

What do you notice in the video happening?

2020-09-03 18:13:39 UTC

The water stoud close to the towel theen went to the person's hands.

Answer

2020-09-03 18:13:40 UTC

the water was succumb to gravity because in the iss there is no gravity. I wonder what would happen if you wrung a towel on the moon which has little gravity. and i observed a scientist that had a question investigating for an answer-Hudson Miller

Hudson H: Gravity

2020-09-03 18:15:08 UTC

1. In the video the man squeezes the wet cloth.
2. Sometimes I wonder how many things you would be able to carry with no gravity.
3. At earth if we squeezed A wet cloth the water would fall.

What do you wonder about gravity?

2020-09-03 18:17:14 UTC

I wonder what kinds of things we could do with gravity.

Zenith Hernandez.

Colby Becker

2020-09-03 18:17:26 UTC

2.I wonder what would happen if there was no gravity
3.I think the water from the towel would just float around
1.The towels water just floated around the sattalite

What do you wonder about gravity? I wonder if gravity is able to work in space What do you notice in the video? I noticed the water was looking like gel or slime not water anymore What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth? the water would fall to the ground . -Ingrid Rincon

2020-09-03 18:18:04 UTC

What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

2020-09-03 18:19:56 UTC

The water would get driping and fall into the ground.

Zenith Hernandez.

Ms. Khan

2020-09-03 18:20:27 UTC

1. What do you notice in the video happening?
2. What do you wonder about gravity?
3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

Mackenzie Whilden

2020-09-03 18:57:29 UTC

1. What do you notice in the video happening?When he rang out the cloth the water acted like a bubble and surrounded his hands.
2. What do you wonder about gravity? I wonder if if you dropped a cotten ball and something that is thousendes of pounds if they would both stay together or if one would go lower.
3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth? All the water would just go right to the ground.

Luna Kim

2020-09-03 18:57:30 UTC

~~eee I'm so sorry this is so long-~~
1. What do you notice in the video happening?
I noticed the water was wrapped around the towel in place like it was frozen in time or in a container with the towel inside. I also noticed the water was travelling along the towel, slowly trickling to his hands.
It was as if the towel and his hands had its own gravity.
2. What do you wonder about gravity?
I wonder what would happen if the gravity around us suddenly changed drastically. If we suddenly woke up with no gravity or a tremendous amount of gravity, how would it affect our world? In TV shows, having no gravity is portrayed as just things floating around, but I don't think it would be that simple.
3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?
The water would simply fall to the floor since it's attracted by the gravity of the Earth.

Ivan Ruiz Torres

2020-09-03 18:57:43 UTC

1}I noticed that the water stick to his finger like is was like jelly ,and the water was floating around like bubbles
2}What i wonder about gravity if you can create gravity in space like you were in earth.
3}What would happen if you wrung a towel on earth the water fall down to the floor.

Mary Minyard

2020-09-03 18:57:57 UTC

1. I noticed that when he wrung out the washcloth, it formed a glove-like bubble on his hands instead of floating away in small bubbles like I expected.
2. I wonder if some points of the earth have noticibly more or less gravity.
3. If you wrung out a wet washcloth on Earth, The water would drip to the ground and also get your hands wet.

Alice Poche'

2020-09-03 18:57:58 UTC

1. In the video I saw that the water was running along the washcloth and sticking to it.
2. I wonder how long it took for gravity to develop or if it just formed?
3. On earth if you ring out a washcloth all the water will just fall to the ground Because gravity is pulling it towards the center of the earth

Heidi Schulze

2020-09-03 18:58:28 UTC

1. I noticed that in the video when he opened the water bag the water started to come out and form what looked like a big water bubble.
2. What I wonder about gravity is gravity stronger or greater up in the the air or closer to the ground
3. If you wrung out a towel on Earth the water would fall to the ground.

Gwenaelle Parnell

2020-09-03 18:58:44 UTC

1.what do you notice happening in the video?
-i noticed that when he rung out the cloth and it raveled over around his hands

2. What do you wonder about gravity?
i wonder how it keeps every thing on the ground

3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?
if you rung a towel on earth it would drip all over the floor

1.

2020-09-03 18:59:41 UTC

What i notice is happening is water does not fall to the ground it just stays on his hnd like a monkey hanging from a tree.2.I wonder if gravity has any effect air or if air is completely irrelavent to the subject?3.If you wrung out a towel on earth gravity would come in to effect and the water would fall down.
Preston Perego

Reese Listengart

2020-09-03 19:00:54 UTC

1. I notice in the video, that everything is floating which is really cool. The person has to keep moving his microphone back to lips.
2. I wonder about gravity what the Earth would look like without it.
3. If you wrung out a towel on Earth the water would just drip and fall to the ground.

Joel Penaojas

2020-09-03 19:01:14 UTC

1. I noticed that the water was sicking to the towel, and running into the person's hand. 2. I wonder what happens when you flush water out to outer space. 3. The water will pour down by gravity here on Earth.

Johanna Pham

phamjoh001 — 2020-09-03 19:01:31 UTC

1.In the video I say the water kinda surrounded the washcloth like a tube
2.I wonder if at one point gravity would be low
3.If you wrung a towel on earth the water would just drip down

Jose Martinez

2020-09-03 19:20:49 UTC

What I notice in

Jose Martinez

2020-09-03 19:22:22 UTC

What i notice in the video was water sticks on you when there is gravity around you.
2.What I wonder about gravity is how does it look.
3.what would happen is that the water would drip down because gravity pulls you down.

mara_heidemann — 2020-09-03 19:51:56 UTC

Jack Harrison

2020-09-03 19:52:51 UTC

1. I noticed that water bubbled around the astronaut's hands, and it looked like slow-mo.

2. I wonder how gravity is so low outside of earth's atmosphere, and how the space shuttle doesn't hit the firmament.

3. If I wrung a towel on Earth, my hands would be wet!

Oliver Chow

2020-09-03 19:52:58 UTC

1. I noticed that the water sticks on the washcloth and the astronaut's hand because of surface tension of the water.
2. Wonder if you physically see gravity.
3. The thing that would happen would that since there is gravity, the water would drip down from the washcloth and down to the surface.

Isla Hildebrand

2020-09-03 19:53:24 UTC

1. I noticed in the video that since he was in 0 gravity the water clung to his hands after he wrung out the washcloth
2. I wonder in the center of the earth if the gravity there is easy to notice if it's stronger or weaker
3. When we wring out wash cloths on earth the water just falls off after being wrung out.

Morgan Williams

2020-09-03 19:53:41 UTC

I noticed in the video that the water stuck to his hand and was covering it with water.
I wonder what would happen if gravity didn't exist.
If you wrung a towel on Earth then the water would just drip on to the floor.

Bethany Foster

2020-09-03 19:53:48 UTC

1. The man is experimenting what would happen if you wrung out a wet towel. 2. what does gravity do for us everyday, how would it be different if gravity was not on earth?. 3. the water falls down out the towel.

Piper Barrow

2020-09-03 19:53:48 UTC

1: I noticed in the video that the water wants to have a surface to stay on after the man rung it out so it went on the man´s hands. 2: I wonder why gravity makes things float in space. 3: If we rung a towel out here on Earth, the water would fall to the ground because of Earth´s gravitational pull.

Marie Graham

2020-09-03 19:54:29 UTC

1. I noticed that the water bubbled around his hands instead of trickling to the floor, because there is no gravity in space. I noticed that the water that he squirted out from the bottle stayed in a squiggly line and didn't make a mess! If you did that n earth, you'd have a lot of water to clean up!
2. I wonder, since the water in the video formed a shape of its own (sort of) if I were to pour out a fish bowl in space, would the fish survive and still be able to swim?
3. If you ring a towel out on Earth, the water will trickle out onto the floor.

Sophie Dickson

2020-09-03 19:54:49 UTC

1.When the guy was in space there was no gravity so when he wrung the towel the water sticked to his hands.
2. Whenever i wonder about gravity i wonder why gravity only does that on space
3.The water would just fall to the ground

Natalya Dominguez

2020-09-03 19:54:51 UTC

1.What did you notice in the video happening?
I noticed that the water didn't really come out of the cloth it really just went into a tube shaped water thing.
2.What do you wonder about gravity?
I wonder how there is always gravity.
3.What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?
If you wrung a towel on earth the water will just drip down not become a tube.

Bobby Carter

2020-09-03 19:54:53 UTC

1 the water went on his hand and stuck like hand sanitizer or gel.
I wonder what parasailing would be like without gravity.
the water would fall to the ground and unravel.

Joseph Cano

2020-09-03 19:55:05 UTC

1. What do you notice in the video happening?
I noticed that when he put the water on the washcloth and ringed out the water it didn't go away but instead stuck to the washcloth and his hand.
2. What do you wonder about gravity? I wonder how gravity was formed and how it was discovered.
3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth? The water from the towel would just fall on the ground because gravity would pull it down.

1. the water is sticking to his hands

2020-09-03 19:55:20 UTC

2.i wonder why gravity is so low on earth
3. the water would just fall to the ground

Preston Hopkins

2020-09-03 19:56:13 UTC

1. What do you notice in the video happening? 2. What do you wonder about gravity? 3. What would happen if you wrung out a towel on earth?

he is ringing out a towel drenched in water. I wonder where the barrier for gravity. It would fall straight to the ground

Coco Balette

2020-09-03 19:57:56 UTC

1. I wonder how he was staying still in the video instead of floating
2.I wonder how different places have different levels of gravity
3.the water would fell onto the ground.

Max Dulworth

2020-09-03 19:58:13 UTC

the water would land on the ground instead of floating. the guys hands were soaking wet because of the washcloth. I notice the guy almost to the end of the video.

Aysha Hollins

2020-09-03 20:14:59 UTC

i noticed that the water is sticking to his hands
i wonder why gravity is so low on earth
the water would just fall to the ground