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Topic History of: Question for the tech minded
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Author	Message
rexmo	I think the juices would still ooze out as shrinkage occurs, but they'd float away in blobs, rather than dripping on the coals.
StumpBaby	Charles in SC, heck wood it even matta none? I mean if'n im in zero gravity...for wonce i is gonna be sssoooo happy not two have to tie my man goobers round my waste wonce so i don't step onnem..i'd eat tough brisket 3 meals a day..day in an day out..period..life is strange..I mean pony tails is nuttin..i can tie em in mine sleep..but strap a coupla tennis balls onna end an it takes me like three hours to get them rite.. StumpBaby
BobS	Charles in SC, Zero gravity is not the same as zero pressure, so I think it would work just fine, if you could have everything clamped in place, like a screen over the lump.
Charles in SC	Broc in Council Bluffs, Sounds good to me. Maybe they could use the tile bleed off heat on reentry instead of lump.
Broc in Council Bluffs	Charles in SC, Well.... How 'bout suggesting this as a science experiment for the Space Shuttle?
Charles in SC	Jwirlwind, In my perfect zero grav area the lump would not be in the zero grav area. Thanks for reminding me about the fire. I guess the smoke would stay in the egg longer too. Would the lump even burn? Oh pooy that was not the question.