抄録
Recent experimental measurements of various microgravity experiments have been taken on the Mir and Space Shuttle under conditions of microgravity having isolation, non-isolation and forced-g modes using the Microgravity-vibration Isolation Mount (MIM). The results to date show a clear difference between the experimental measurements taken during non-isolated g-levels and isolated g-levels. Importantly, for experiments to be performed on the International Space Station (ISS), it is believed that the microgravity levels of the non-
isolated Mir and Space Shuttle are still better than the level given for the ISS isolation requirement curve and much better than the prediction for non-isolated racks of ISS. This raises concerns for those experiments being performed in experimental facilities not having isolation.
