Clayton_Anderson_zero_g.jpg


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Description Clayton Anderson zero g.jpg	English: Astronaut Clayton Anderson watches as a water bubble floats in the middeck of space shuttle Discovery during the STS-131 mission. Note that his image in the bubble is upside down because the bubble refracted the light. Français : L'astronaute Clayton Anderson contemplant une bulle d'eau en impesanteur qui flotte au milieu du pont intermédiaire de la navette spatiale Discovery, pendant la mission STS-131. (Son image dans la bulle est renversée par la réfraction de l'eau.)
Date	12 April 2010
Source	www.nasa.gov : HTML : JPG
Author	NASA (edited by Hive001)
Other versions	Full (Crop)

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