Jupiter 3 - Test of the Medical Bay Stasis Tube

An old video I did a couple of years ago to study how the 7th freezing tube in the Jupiter 3's Medical Bay moves. In the vertical position it acts just like the main deck tubes. Horizontal, it acts as a diagnostic bed. The Medical Bay has now been fully furnished.

[@cy2087]

Another example of the extraordinary work you do Ron. I regularly look at the Odyssey and earlier work on the Jupiter because I love what you've done. Please keep at it my friend.

[@voy709]

Fabulous! I'm such a Jupiter II fan....

[@starcraft268]

nice work

[@raymondward7057]

awesome as always!

[@j.wahlsr.3630]

Outstanding work as usual! Still wishing for a complete half hour, or hour display of the Jupiter you've redesigned. Hey it's Christmas time, I can wish! lol Ron, I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

[@m9r1r5]

Did you hear kevin burns is currently in talks with legdendary entertainment to revive LIS?

[@alancoker1459]

Was this the new jupiter 11 or tv version ??

[@Haselius00]

Hi Alan. This was meant to be a part of the "Jupiter 3" for the now defunct Web Series. The ship was expanded to about 30 meters/100 feet in diameter.

[@VideoDaveO]

What are all these lost in space tests leading up to?

[@Haselius00]

Hi Dave - These were leading up to the now-cancelled LIS web series. I'm still playing around with these and will probably put together a video for the 50th anniversary of LIS in 2015.

[@megamcgee]

What are the odds of a Jupiter 2 built for Oculus Rift? Who can make that happen? I'd love to walk around its decks

[@Haselius00]

+TreeMan That's a great idea! Let me research that...

[@edwardland964]

Haselius00 love your Jupiter 2 videos..add the crew in New onews