Free surface reconstruction of opaque liquids in microgravity. Part 2: Drop tower campaign

Free surface reconstruction of opaque liquids in microgravity, Part 1: Design and on-ground testing

“…Finally, the rotation around the axis of the laser can be adjusted to produce a flat surface (or, in low-gravity conditions, a balanced meniscus). Further details on the operation of the laser line can be found in the second part of this paper [42]…”

“…3.3.1. However, a condition of spatial continuity between adjacent points is also imposed, as described in the second part of this paper [42].…”

Lateral and Axisymmetric Ferrofluid Oscillations in a Cylindrical Tank in Microgravity

“…Lateral oscillations, which have an intrinsic technical value as main sources of attitude disturbances, remained unexplored. The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) DropTES 2019 StELIUM experiment, whose design is described in Refs [39][40][41],. was subsequently launched at the…”