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SUBSA-BRAINS (BRazing of Aluminum alloys IN Space) space physics experiment
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SUBSA-BRAINS (BRazing of Aluminum alloys IN Space) space physics experiment

NASA / JSC · 2021-11-17 · photograph (digital archive)

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iss066e078282 (November 17, 2021) --- NASA astronaut Tom Marshburn works on the SUBSA-BRAINS space physics experiment, which examines differences in capillary flow, interface reactions, and bubble formation during solidification of brazing alloys in microgravity. Brazing technology bonds similar materials (such as an aluminum alloy to aluminum) or dissimilar ones (such as aluminum alloy to ceramics) at temperatures above 450°C.

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Credit lineSUBSA-BRAINS (BRazing of Aluminum alloys IN Space) space physics experiment. NASA/JSC, 2021-11-17. Public domain. ID: iss066e078282.

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