Metallurgy. We research. You benefit.

[@Jamesthomas007]

Metallurgy - found it tough in engineering, thanks ESA for making it simple & informative and sharing the key benefits of the research in Zero gravity.

[@bashirmuhammad8181]

I love ESA! I can see fantastic things happening in a couple of years.

[@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke]

You guys should also do a video about the formation of protein crystals in space for use in drug development.

[@arifunf4245]

Nice a small Dokumentation 🤩

[@loveshiyafantasy5597]

Documentation*

[@ArgentavisMagnificens]

your german is showing

[@arifunf4245]

@@ArgentavisMagnificens What??? 🤣😉

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Obrigado ESA ...uma maravilha poder ver estas curiosidades fascinantes...Os metais são interessantes no reflexo da luz e condutores do calor...a tecnologia dos metais ao serviço de todos ...O átomo fixo e um "mar" de electrões livres! Um vídeo muito refinado e a conexão entre a a Terra e Estação Espacial ...

[@hygrobiology]

To change the metallic structure is very interesting for us

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@hinonny8005]

nice video. enjoyed it a lot!

[@jamiearnott9669]

THis is definitely interesting - metals in microgravity. This is why I'm glad UK didn't leave ESA and any worthwhile scientific collaboration.

[@AbcDef-tl2kq]

Is there a way to make silicon+carbon thin sheet to produce packaging products to replace plastic?

[@platin2148]

Are there still blades that are cast? I thought R&R switched to printing?

[@replica1052]

(how about them cereamics)

[@alexandreberthier1]

Top ;)

[@AAkCN1]

exciting times

[@ushagopinath9507]

Now metals or rather materials are tailored for various applications.

[@didymusIsrael]

The day they work out how to make a T2000 from terminator that's when we worry 😁

[@bradleedenney]

I thought the ISS was falling with the same gravity as earth, but the earth is moving out of the way. Am I wrong?

[@dougaltolan3017]

Not wrong, it's just since it's falling with almost no resistance you won't feel it on-board.

[@ncolas6329]

Yes the Iss is subject to the earth gravity but just like a skydiver it is freefalling, (just sideway and really fast so it never hit the ground) and just like the skydiver it does not feels the acceleration of gravity (0g). In this video and pretty much everywhere when we talk about '' ''gravity'' we are talking about the acceleration of gravity, the force that we experience when our fall toward the center of the earth is interupt by something (the ground for exemple). Hope you've understand mate

[@Leo.Wirabuana]

so someday human will be casting turbine blades in space ? awesome !

[@arno557]

Tata steel 😊

[@AbcDef-tl2kq]

Falling container like a lift??

[@lex7499]

How come they are still using Windows XP? :)

[@Arkylon_]

Yes ! Windows XP is still one of the most reliable OS today. That's why so many laboratories and hospitals use it

[@josephlebard4585]

I've got purge from an alien space craft .

[@motoqueirofantasma8949]

SHOW

[@mariuschirita187]

I like how at the end the girl uses the word "might improve" as insurance to all the blubbering that went on before. Expensive research with "might improve" results. 😂 I wouldn't invest a single euro in such fantasy. Physics is physics and no amount of space laboratory will change that.

[@Icedout_ashu]

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