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Gravity and a bit of poking goes a long way. Even with a vibrator you’re depend on gravity to make the Don’t let the old man in clint eastwood shirt Besides,I will do this bubbles rise and escape. But then you lose the extra hardening of the uniform mixture as soon as you put it under “gravity”. Because then it becomes just like earth made concrete, it separates and the heavy stuff falls to the bottom. The vibrator wouldn’t help in microgravity, because it relies on gravity to force the air to the surface… right? I dont want to be that guy but, your use of the term cement in your title is wrong. Concrete is the finished product, cement is one ingredient of it. Interesting. I wonder if applying a partial vacuum to the concrete could resolve the air void problem. I know it’s common in epoxy/resin pours to draw a vacuum so any dissolved air comes out of solution and migrates to the surface. The same thing might work here as long as you dont draw a vacuum below the boiling point of the water used to activate the mixture. If any air remains, it gets compressed into much smaller voids once returned to atmospheric pressure. And, they basically have a free source of vacuum right outside the station… The problem I see is that epoxy mixers have the advantage of gravity forcing the material down and the air escapes towards the pump. I imagine it would just cause the mixture to expand on the ISS.