How Does Blood Splatter in Space?

I guess this is yet another sign that we are much closer to Star Trek&#x27;s Mirror Universe than their Prime Universe.<p>&gt; <i>Detim da belowt im ere da wowl, sasa kemang to xalte wit ke?</i> (When the blood is on the wall, do you know who you&#x27;ll side with?)

<i>They also found that the force of surface tension of blood-like liquids is much greater in zero gravity, which surprised Kowalske.</i><p>What? Why the surprise? <i>EVERY LIQUID</i> will turn into spherical globules when not influenced by an external gravitational field and too small to form its own gravity.<p>Why does he think the Earth is a sphere? Why do drops of water in the space station become globules? (Own gravity; Surface tension.)