B-roll
10.06.28 start B-roll
10.06.47 itv Bill Carey in English about experiment
10.08.14 itv Massimo Sabbatini in Italian about the experiment in Bremen
10.09.03 itv Olivier Minster in French about microgravity
10.14.09 itv Hansjorg Dittus in English about experimenting in microgravity
10.14.59 images of experiment with waterdrops
10.16.49 images of experiment with larger capsule in free fall, ending in grainy material, at ESTEC
10.19.19 animation of th layers of the Earth and of the center of a ball
10.19.33 images of experiment with spinning ball filled with gas
10.19.55 computer result of experiment
10.20.03 image of another microgravity experiment
10.20.26 image of the Shuttle spacecraft with animation
10.20.37 views of Bremen
10.23.00 images of flags of ESA and ZARM
10.23.10 images of Zarm tower: 3 shots
10.23.37 image of enterance of ZARM: 2 shots, with tower
10.24.15 images of Bremen
10.24.49 images of experiment in ZARM tower
10.26.27 images of machinerie in Zarm tower
10.27.08 scientists around caps

MICROGRAVITY
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A mini-catapult launching a moment of microgravity, near weightless, just for a
fraction of a second.
Bill Carey from the European Space Agency explains what the test is being used
for.
ITV Bill Carey
We illustrate gravity on satellites, on the Moon and on Mars, so it illustrates
different parameters effectively.

The European Space Agency's Erasmus Building is not only the HQ of Europe's
future manned-space missions, its also another microgravity testing ground.
A heavy capsule free falls inside a metal structure some 13 meters high,
creating a second and half of microgravity.
A soft landing prevents the capsule or the contents of the experiment contained
inside it being inside it.
Engineer Massimo Sabbatini oversees the process.

ITV Massimo Sabbatini
A second and a half is very short but it's enough for us to look at the
Various phenomenon which interest us. For sure we make better observations with
other systems such as parabolic flights with 20 seconds of weightlessne