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Flights on the Russian aircraft have attracted passengers ranging from scientists to zero-gravity dancers.
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In the zero-gravity void of interstellar space, the crafts might survive indefinitely, traveling the universe for all eternity.
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Living in a zero-gravity environment poses risk of nutrient deficiency and bone loss, so keeping close tabs on food intake in space is crucial.
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The four current NASA pilots who can operate the modified 747 are ex-military aviators who split their time flying other planes including zero-gravity aircraft and T-38 supersonic jets.
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Mohamed was announced as a regional finalist and after a week of public voting was invited to Washington DC as a regional winner to experience a zero-gravity flight.
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Second place gets a free zero-gravity plane flight.
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It carries six passengers and two pilots, with nothing but identical window seats and transparent roof panels, since you will have the option of unbuckling and floating around the cabin during the zero-gravity portion of the flight.
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Within that green box is a microplate reader, a workhorse appliance in labs on Earth but the first of its kind to work in the near-zero gravity at 250 miles up.
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Created by long-time base jumper and skydiver, Ossie Khan, and shot over a two-year period, Experience Zero Gravity reveals some of the most stunning base jumping locations in Europe.
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Virgin Galactic is aiming for the winged, minivan-sized SpaceShipTwo to rocket tourists into zero gravity in two or three years, Branson said in December.
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