Zero Gravity Simulation Experiment
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Let Us Pointout Some Of The Different Garden
Bean Development Growth Characteristics Between
The Controlled And The Zero Gravity Simulation
Capsule Environments.


Controlled Characteristical Growth

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The above pictures represent a garden bean seed developing as expected under normal conditions. The root system is reacting to gravity by growing downward. The stem is also reacting to the energy of gravity by growing upward.

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We placed the seed within a 45 degree angle to
clearly demonstrate the downward reaction of the
primary root system. We wanted to demonstrate the
action of the seed straiting out of that angle.

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Zero Gravity Characteristical Growth

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The first noticeable action about the seed that was placed on the zero gravity compartment ( left pic ) is that it reacted to that type of energy immediately. The primary root system reacted by growing strait to our left once it become alive. On the other hand, the controlled seed (right pic) does not show any signs of being effected by gravity until the tip of the primary root system becomes activated. The controlled seed seems to be growing fine within that 45 degree angle until the tip of the root system beginnings to grow downward.

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An apparent struggle is that the primary root system is is immediately reacting to the zero gravity simulation capsule by growing toward our left but yet when the tip becomes activated, it makes a complete turn around and grows the opposite direction to our right.

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Our experiments suggest that the gravity of this planet is either missing or is being distorted from within the simulated capsule. The evidence of this gravity distortion is also based on the bean sprout being able to successfully grow within a downward action. The reality is that, although the simulated gravity technology is man made, it still function as if it were from that of nature. It would mean that the bean sprout should be able to grow at any given angle because the development stage of up or down does not exist when placed iside the zero gravity simulation capsule. This would equal the same growing development actions as being within the environment of outer space.


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