Does a boomerang work in space? Japanese astronaut Takao Doi throws one at the International Space Station in order to answer this burning question.
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first is gay
but who wants to throw a boomarang in space
Well apparently a lot of people since it’s a burning question.
And the billions invested in space research instantly pays off…
Here you go CooPs:
wwww.spaceplace.nasa.gov/en/kids/spinoffs2.shtml
I found you the kid’s version because you probably can’t handle more thinking than you’ve already done.
First is gay? well nice for u
as long as there is air it would work
it wont work in vacuum though
everything is better in space..
pooping isn’t
Thank GOD! I can finally sleep nights.
Oh my god, that one advertisement at the top that beaps is driving me crazy!
nawww nigga it be workin in a vacuum too
Whoop dy fucking do, who gives a shit?
nah it wouldnt work in a vacuum, there no air for it to spin off
This dude must be a ninja XD
he probably does that for hours
he’s cheesin’
it wont work ‘coz he was breathing
this is gay!!!!!!!!
thats not a (”true”) boomerang
Ummmm… can someone say fake… If that is a “real” boomerang, then it shouldn’t work in micro gravity in the ISS… it would just keep going in the direction that it was thrown in… but I could be wrong… Physics don’t lie… And Stressy, there is definantly air inside of the ISS, otherwise Takao Doi would be having some trouble staying alive. Sorry for ranting… can’t wait to see who thinks I’m a loser for typing so much.
it wouldnt work in an ideal vacuum, but since it is impossible at this point for us to create that, it does work
Actually, when you think about the physics of a boomerang it is entirely possible for it to work in a vaccume due to the fact that the direction in which the energy it is using changes… it won’t be as dramatic as it would be on earth but I think it actually just might..
Why are you talking about vacuums? Takao Doi is NOT in a vacuum, he is INSIDE of the ISS. There is plenty of air in there.