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October 5th 03, 08:51 PM
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Mosquitoes in space
Recently I was reading that the reason mosquitoes always land head-up on
the walls is that they use gravity to help their digestion. What I was wandering is: has anybody ever tried flying mosquitoes in space to check their behaviour in zero-g? Paolo 
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