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When Dr. Floyd sips some liquid food from a container on the space station, some of the liquid falls back down the straw to the container bottom. That wouldn't happen in space where there is no gravity. This is not necessarily true. If the straw was sealed to the liquid bag, sucking food out would lower the pressure inside the bag to less than the cabin pressure and cause it to collapse. When the sucking stops, cabin air pressure would push the liquid in the straw back into the bag. But if there was space around the straw for air to get in and equalize the pressure in the bag, then yes, it's an error.

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2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968)

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