Scientists are already looking into ways to study space forensics so they can get a leg up on possible space crimes in the future.
Space exploration is here to stay. In fact, there are plenty of people looking to either put humans on the moon, put humans on Mars, or just put humans into orbit around Earth. And wherever humanity goes, violence and crime are sure to follow, some researchers warn. That’s why some scientists are already looking into new space forensics so they can better solve future space crimes when they happen.
Crime scene tape is displayed at the site of an incident. The hope was that these instances would provide some details about how blood moves during microgravity situations so that they could better understand how they might go about measuring blood patterns for crimes committed in these kinds of environments. The blood was released during stages of 0.00 to 0.05 g, and the researchers then had to reconstruct the angle of the impact.
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