Have you ever wondered?
 

What water behaves like in space? :hmmm:

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap130424.html

Nice.:D

No, I'd never wondered. But I'm glad somebody did. :D

I never thought of the question because I thought I already knew the answer. I would have assumed it would drift off into the surrounding air, but even before he said it I watched what happened and thought "Surface tension! Of course!" On the other hand I hadn't thought it would be that strong. Seeing it, it makes perfect sense. Now add some dish soap to kill the surface tension...

Wicked cool video. :rock:

Commander Hadfield is awesome, I follow him on twitter, he posts a lot of photos from orbit, some beautiful shots. He's due to come back down later this month IIRC.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-I...3/931_3809.jpg

Well there'd be no point in denying the fact if an astronaut wet his pants :)

Yeah, that's for sure Jimbuna.

Water is hydrophilic. Water likes itself. :)

By the way, this is why soap works to make things clean.

I wonder what how the substance from the human exhaust would react in space :)