The gravity-bending story of Nasa's ingenious space pen
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50 years after it made its first flight, the Space Pen is still helping astronauts write in zero gravity
Why did NASA spend millions developing a pen that would work in space when a pencil is just as good? - Quora
Hubble Space Telescope 2019 - eoPortal
Description The Fisher zero gravity pen writes upside down and underwater, and over grease and fingerprints. This state-of-the-art pen has a black
Fisher Zero-Gravity Pen
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Rotating pods for space stations/ships to provide artificial gravity in space were proposed decades ago. Why has no space agency or company actually proposed, designed or tested such a prototype to see
Fisher Zero Gravity Space Pen Patent Art 1966 Photograph by Ian Monk - Pixels
While NASA spent a large amount of money developing the Space Pen, the Soviets just used pencils
Apollo Space Pencil - Apollo11Space
