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Neutral Buoyancy and Deep Sea Diver! NASA North Dakota Space Grant Consortium

Deep Sea Diver Goal: Design and Build a Neutrally Buoyant Object What does it mean to be neutrally buoyant? Balancing act between forces Densities are equal Which planet would “float” in a giant pool of water?

Deep Sea Diver Can you think of neutrally buoyant objects that exist in real life? Video starts at :55, start again at 8:07

Deep Sea Diver Challenge: NASA is preparing for a mission to Mars and the astronauts need to practice procedures in the Neutral Buoyancy Lab. Your job is to design a tool that can be used in the NBL for astronaut training. Make predictions on materials Design your “deep sea diver!” Share your design idea with other teams Redesign! Good luck!