Caturday space cat edition.
Why are cats flailing around in zero g so funny
>>16806058There's a formula for it lol
>>16806064I can’t deal with this information
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>>16806000>>16806002>>16806003>>16806004>>16806005These cats all look like they'd rather be locked in a box that may or may not be filled with poison gas.
>>16806388
>>16806064Wat
NASA studied it for astronauts to use on space walks.
Heckin levitating kots
>>16806313I guess cats really are just liquid
>>16806313Fucking how
>>16806423THE FUCK WAS HIS PROBLEM??
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>>16808745
>>16806004cool and unusual
>>16808783NoThat’s not possible!
>>16808745I've heard cats 'parachute' from a certain height
>>16808783i expected it to keep going on the ceiling
>>16806392That look.
need me an anime cat gf
>>16811092might as well go all the way desusee my post isnt off-topic because she's a scientist
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>>16806000a) Although I like cats, these make me lol for some reason.b) Tbh, even a human suddenly losing gravity (which feels a lot like freefall) would flail around a lot. Plus, and the actual "zerogravity" time doesn't last enough for someone to get used to it.I do however wonder if a cat could eventually get used to it and then grip from wall to wall with their nails as well calculate runs and jumps inbetween them. My suspicion is that if one brought a newbord kitten to the space station, their brains would fully adapt to it and would behave and move through their environment calmly. (but would also likely never be able to go back to Earth gravity)