For the First Time Ever, Astronauts Mix Cement in Space0
- From Around the Web, Science & Technology, Space
- September 11, 2019
A team of scientists on board the International Space Station have successfully mixed cement in the microgravity of space.
A team of scientists on board the International Space Station have successfully mixed cement in the microgravity of space.
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Ed interviewed other residents of the Lake and they also saw the orb, and had a missing time incident associated with it.
Here is the interview with residents on Holdridge Lake Rd.