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Learn How Earth can Benefit from Space in “Microgravity” from Fortis

With more than 60 years of experience from microgravity missions at Esrange Space Center, the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) brought together 12 diverse and groundbreaking experiments onboard the SubOrbital Express 3 rocket, each using space conditions as a valuable tool for conducting research in various fields and contributing to our understanding of space and its impact on our life on Earth.

Among these was Fortis’s unprecedented endeavor: testing the Werk 17, their in-house manufacture calibre, within 13 Stratoliner Supernova models in the microgravity of space. This marked not only a monumental achievement in watchmaking but also a testament to human ingenuity and the relentless pursuit of excellence.

The documentary showcases a variety of impressive experiments alongside Fortis. These include groundbreaking research in biomedical sciences, such as stem cell research for diabetes treatment, as well as particle experiments to find answers about the origin of planets – all conducted in microgravity. These experiments hold the potential to revolutionize a wide range of industries and societal functions on Earth, demonstrating the far-reaching implications of space research. Explore more stills from the documentary in the slider below.

“Microgravity – How Earth can Benefit from Space” invites viewers to witness this historic collaboration between Fortis, SSC, and a group of international scientists. As the first watch brand featured on Amazon Prime in such a capacity, it is an exciting moment for Fortis to be a part of this inspiring story.

Fortis Watches is proud to present “Microgravity – How Earth can Benefit from Space,” now streaming on Amazon Prime. This captivating documentary was produced by Rocket Media Space Production and whatthe.film in northern Sweden. It’s an exploration of how space technology intersects with daily life on Earth. Watch now and be part of a journey that transcends the boundaries of Earth and time.

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