Nova stood perfectly still.
Nova: “That… should not be possible.”
Right in front of her, a tiny drop of water was floating in mid-air.
Milo leaned in closer, squinting.
Milo: “Okay, who turned off gravity?”
Dr. Zaptain smiled and clasped his hands behind his back.
Dr. Zaptain: “No one turned it off, Cadets. But we are simulating what happens in space.”
Nova slowly circled the floating droplet.
Nova: “It’s not falling… and it’s perfectly round.”
Milo grinned.
Milo: “I’m going to poke it.”
Dr. Zaptain: “Careful, Cadet Milo.”
Milo reached out—
The droplet wobbled slightly, but stayed together.
Milo: “Whoa… it didn’t even splash.”
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During a flight above the clouds, Milo’s ears suddenly feel strange and start popping. With Dr. Zaptain’s help, they discover how air pressure changes as you go higher—and how your ears work to keep things balanced. What feels uncomfortable turns out to be your body doing its job.