What happens when you wring out a wet cloth in space?

[Fletcher]

Oh science you glorious glorious thing!

I found this pretty cool.

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[Thunderer]

How do you get the water off?

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[SMGSterlin]

You had me interested until I saw the end of the video where it said Canada.

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[Fletcher]

Is that a problem? You know considering its on the ISS?

Here is a 'list' of the current crew:
http://iss.jaxa.jp/iss/crew/doc01_e.html

Scroll all the way to Expedition 35.

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[kikatsu]

That was really cool, but I laughed when the guy said bags don't hold water in space, so we put the water in a bag

[Dusty Lens]

That was rad, thanks Fletcher.

[Reid]

This just makes me want to go to space more

You had me interested until I saw the end of the video where it said Canada.

What did you think CSA meant?

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[Agmen of Eladesor]

Technically, that was what happens when you wring out a wet washcloth in zero gravity.

If he'd been in space, there should have been a lot of moisture boiling out of the washcloth due to the vacuum.

And no, I'm not nitpicking. Remember, in space, no one can hear you scream - otherwise ejecting the queen wouldn't have worked...

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Oh god... The end of days... Agmen agreed with me.

[r3vange]

Do you know where the drinking water on the station comes from? I'll give you a hint, even poop is squeezed out of any liquids which can be recycled back to drinking water...

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[onca]

Exceedingly cool