Liquids can provide some especially tricky challenges for space travelers, but new research from the University of ...

New research shows how small meniscus changes control liquid waves in low gravity, helping spacecraft systems run lighter.

In June 2022, Mudawar’s students worked with NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, to complete their first campaign of zero gravity tests using their custom-built experimental rig.

We've all seen the images of astronauts gobbling floating water bubbles in space. But they now have a better option for drinking, and tasting, in zero gravity.

Fischer placed a straw inside a bottle of water. As he squeezed out the water in zero gravity, he blew in the straw, creating a huge bubble. As the bubble grew it covered his face.