Life in Space: A Glimpse at the Wonders Without Gravity

Curious about life in space where gravity ceases to exist? Only the astronauts truly know, but sometimes seeing is believing. We found and translated this captivating video for you, which speaks volumes without needing many words – there truly is a Creator, and he encompasses everything, everywhere.

The video titled, "Amazing Things That Happen in Zero Gravity," dives into the astronauts' lives and the wonders they encounter. Let's consider some intriguing questions:

Firstly, how is it that food floats freely in the air? Is it a bird? And what about a droplet of water gliding upward as if the ocean's waves were defying all logic? "Without gravity," explain the astronauts, "a water droplet behaves like jelly, allowing anything to enter it. Moreover, sound waves become visible as they pass through liquids, the frequencies creating a range of movements."

And what about fire? On Earth, gravity pulls flames upward, but in space, there’s nothing to pull them in any direction. The fire expands in all directions in search of oxygen.

Interestingly, in space, static electricity acts almost like gravity. An astronaut bringing a finger near a bag of salt granules (as shown in the video) suddenly attracts all the grains without any intent.

Feeling intrigued? Watch the captivating video, and afterward, proclaim aloud: "Who is like Hashem, our God, who sits enthroned on high, who stoops down to look on the heavens and the earth? There is none besides him."