Viral video: What happens when you light a matchstick in space? Chinese astronauts find out
Chinese astronauts aboard the Tiangong space station conducted a fascinating experiment. They lit a matchstick to show how flames behave without gravity. On Earth, flames are teardrop-shaped. In space, the flame formed a stable, spherical orb. This revealed how heat, air, and combustion work differently in microgravity. The findings offer new insights into space physics and spacecraft safety. Read below!
Chinese astronauts aboard the Tiangong space station conducted a fascinating experiment. They lit a matchstick to show how flames behave without gravity. On Earth, flames are teardrop-shaped. In space, the flame formed a stable, spherical orb. This revealed how heat, air, and combustion work differently in microgravity. The findings offer new insights into space physics and spacecraft safety. Read below!
