Good question – Does a boomerang work in space?
May 5, 2008
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Does a boomerang work in the weightlessness of space? In other words, does a boomerang work in the absence of gravity? The short answer is yes, as demonstrated in this video:
More info: Boomerang Science Links
For more info see: How boomerangs work

















It’s in ’space’ like everything on the earth’s surface is in ’space’; it’s operating in a basically contained and stable atmosphere which is its normal functional medium. The claim for any surprize should have been made about it functioning in a ‘free fall’ environment. Throw it outside the capsule and see how it really functions in ’space’.
This is almost as bad as the story about the ‘pixie dust’ restoring the “severed” (nicked at the tip) finger. Following the absurd exaggeration of that story, a razor nick while shaving is tantamount to decapitation. ;^)