This week, on Tuesday, 27th of February, the Mapheus-14 rocket launched in Kiruna, Sweden and brought around 400 kg into space to do science in zero-gravity. On board were 14 experiments on materials research, manufacturing, and biomedicine to find out how the brain regenerates and how microgravity affects the central nervous system. Congratulations to a successful launch and rocket campaign! 🚀🙌🏼🥳
To celebrate this, I did a special podcast episode about science in zero-gravity!
So, if you have ever wondered:
- What possibilities are there to create a zero-gravity environment?
- How does science in zero gravity works?
- What can we learn from these experiments?
- Why we are investing so many resources in these experiments
then this episode is for you. Fasten your seatbelts, get comfy, and tune in! We are going to space and zero-gravity! 🚀🛰️
