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Russ Arasmith Skylab Artwork
Russ Arasmith Skylab Artwork

Russ Arasmith Skylab Artwork.

Protein Crystals – 1g vs Microgravity
Protein Crystals – 1g vs Microgravity

Images of human insulin crystals grown in 1-g (left) and microgravity (right). Crystals grown in microgravity are larger and of…

Pool Boiling – 1g vs Microgravity
Pool Boiling – 1g vs Microgravity

Liquid heated to boiling point in 1-g, generating vapor bubbles that rise. Right: Liquid heated to boiling point in microgravity,…

Cement Solidification – 1g vs Microgravity
Cement Solidification – 1g vs Microgravity

Calcium hydroxide (Calcium hydroxide (CH, portlandite) crystals seen in the fractured cross section of C3S pastes solidified in 1g and…

Liquid Crystals – 1g vs Microgravity
Liquid Crystals – 1g vs Microgravity

The Observation and Analysis of Smectic Islands in Space (OASIS) experiment examines the behavior of liquid crystals in microgravity. Specifically…

Dendritic Growth – 1g vs Microgravity
Dendritic Growth – 1g vs Microgravity

Dendritic Growth – 1g results (left) vs microgravity results (right)

Candle Flame – 1g vs Microgravity
Candle Flame – 1g vs Microgravity

On Earth, gravity-driven buoyant convection causes a candle flame to be teardrop-shaped and carries soot to the flame’s tip, which…

Cold Atom Lab – 1g vs Microgravity
Cold Atom Lab – 1g vs Microgravity

Inside CAL, lasers and magnetic traps are used to slow atoms down until they are almost motionless. The atoms can…

Two Phase Flow – 1g vs Microgravity results
Two Phase Flow – 1g vs Microgravity results

Two Phase Flow – 1g vs Microgravity results