One of the best ways to attract the attention of the public when you're selling a product is by attaching big names to it. And that's what Cocoon Innovations did when it got NASA to use its Grid-It. storage system in its latest series of experiments with weightlessness. The space administration was recently proposed with an experiment by a group of teachers who wanted to know what it was like to crack a raw egg in an environment with almost no gravity.
Not one to say no to a challenge, NASA decided to sponsor the teachers an experiment run by the Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program.
Ubergizmo, Cocoon Grid-It! used in NASA experiment
