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Friday, February 28, 2003 
Former Lab employee Pettit teaches science in spaceEver wonder what thin film and bubbles do in zero gravity? Laboratory affiliate Donald Pettit answers this question and others while aboard the International Space Station. Pettit, the science officer on the Expedition 6 mission at the space station, recently started Saturday Morning Science, "fun experiments of my own design," according to Pettit. Pettit is an affiliate in Applied Engineering Technologies (ESA-AET). To read about Pettit's science experiments in space, click here. The Web page includes photos and short videos of some of Pettit's science experiments as well as a link to Pettit's chronicles in his own words. Other Headlines Nanos meets House Speaker Lujan, other key state leaders more... Former Lab employee Pettit teaches science in space more... Security condition changes at Laboratory more... UC files lawsuit in WorldCom case more... DOE accepting nominations for industrial hygiene award more... Shaw, Morrell named to top DOE posts more... |
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