"We are responsible for the fluid physics rack (FSL), where we carry out an experiment called GEOFLOW , which consists of two concentric spheres with a liquid inside, and from which conclusions will be drawn about the movement of the earth's core and the tides ", explains Nicolás Carlier, a member of the Spanish team. "From the E-USOC we are the interface with the astronauts, we provide them with the guidelines to carry out the experiments through audio and video communication with the help of the COL-CC control center (Columbus Control Center) located on the outskirts of Munich, which in turn connects with Houston and these with space, "he adds.
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