Chuck Stewart wrote:

Yes, the cat was "uncomfortable". Unfortunately, it was for science...

All experiments so far with cats in micro-g have resulted in miserable
cats.


It gets into a really severe roll toward the end of the video. It looks
like it's going to be pretty dizzy by the time this is all over.
I always wondered how a bird would handle zero G, at least it would be
used to moving in three dimensions.
I wonder if the weightlessness would make it think it is in a terminal
dive and cause it to frantically beat its wings in an attempt to pull
out of the dive before it hits the "ground".
Of course we could test a small yellow canary and a puddy cat at the
same time.
Alternatively, a black puddy cat with a white stripe painted on its
back, and a amorous skunk. :-)

Pat