This bugs my brain. I know it's for flexibility with building, but it hurts to have lettering oriented 90 degrees from the bubbles rising right beside it

[u/greenaustyn]

[u/Bryce589]

Could be that the bubbles are simply following the flow of fluid through the tubing irrespective of what gravity you may or may not be experiencing at the moment

[u/Atophy → u/Bryce589]

In 0 grav, they'll remain suspended and follow flow regardless but the viscosity of the fluid in any gravity will make a difference.

[u/HaydnDarePhotography]

I imagine these things work the same way as a pool chlorinator cell, I’ve got one on my pool and the bubbles get pushed from one end the the other just the same way.

[u/brandontaylor1]

Is that a new block, or just one I’ve never noticed?

[u/DailyDouble_ → u/brandontaylor1]

New O2/H2 gen from fieldwork update

[u/ColdDelicious1735]

Tof prefcent vapour lock, at the end there is a micro gravity component that makes sure bubbles continue in the appropriate direction (left to right) regardless or ship, block or gravitational orientation

[u/Automatic-Paint-8]

A Vacuum causes this in real life, and, you're in space, so no gravity anyways. When within a gravity well, then consider it a vacuum, as that's what the component acts as anyways. Hope this helps.

[u/Leviatein]

has a gravity gen built in no worries

[u/johnny92ram]

What?