Surrey scientists to help build zero gravity space fuel system
The gauge, which reads fuel levels in zero gravity, will be sent to the International Space Station.
Source: yahoo.com
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The gauge, which reads fuel levels in zero gravity, will be sent to the International Space Station.
The European Space Agency is funding a project that will allow a UK company to test SMARRTS, a sensor technology that measures tank characteristics in zero gravity.