"Like the astronauts aboard the International Space Station, my fellow passengers and I did flips, caught floating candy in our mouths and chased droplets of water."
"For years, the company has been able to create an experience for customers that mimics the weightless experience of going to space by flying in parabolic arcs."
Christian Davenport describes his experience on a Zero-G flight that provided over seven minutes of weightlessness, offering a thrilling alternative to suborbital space tourism. Organized by Zero Gravity Corp, this cost-effective experience involves flying a 727 jet in parabolic arcs to simulate the sensation of zero gravity. Participants performed acrobatics, like flips and water droplet chasing, showcasing the joy of weightlessness. Costing $7,500 per flight versus $450,000 for space tourism, Zero-G flights present a more affordable yet exhilarating option for those seeking the sensation of being in space.
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