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Hydrostatic pressure in a bottle of water on ISS
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[QUOTE="256bits, post: 6820416, member: 328943"] Cool. I guess ( not guessing, just figure of speech ) it would make a second order difference if the ship was as curved as its orbit ( circular orbit assumption ), versus a straight line of sight ship. Since the ISS is small compared to its orbit, that should be quite tiny as the deviation from the circular orbit for the straight line of sight IIS is a function of its length 218 feet to the curvature of an orbit on the order of 24, 000 miles. Kind of a word salad there. [/QUOTE]
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