Inside the spacestation

worth the download...some ver brave souls

insidethespacestation

[BrianG]

It would be wierd sleeping standing up, but I guess it wouldn't make a difference in 0g. Although it was neat the way that they don't need a countertop to place their shaving accessories.

But, at the end, the alien blow-up doll is a little disturbing. They could have at least made it look a little more female-like.

I wonder what sex is like in 0g...also wonder if there is any "hushed" experimentation in this area....you know like for the benefit of mankind

[riceman]

Originally Posted by bustitup

worth the download...some ver brave souls

insidethespacestation

Definitely some VERY brave souls. Being an astronaut takes lots of courage but I bet this wasn't in the job description.

Cheers!

[MetalMan]

Originally Posted by bustitup

I wonder what sex is like in 0g...also wonder if there is any "hushed" experimentation in this area....you know like for the benefit of mankind

Better be wearing a raincoat or cleanup might be a bit tricky

[VintageMA]

I wonder if they are allowed to bring beer into outerspace - I think studying alcoholic beverages in a 0g environment is also very important for all mankind.

ps - That video is really cool!!

really cool video! whats with the blow up doll at the end though?

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

Would be interesting driving a RC Car up there

[BrianG]

Originally Posted by bustitup

I wonder what sex is like in 0g...

I read somewhere that you can take a airplane, climb at a decent angle, and then descend at a certain rate to get around 30 seconds of weightlessness at the apex. 30 seconds is a bit short, but I'm sure you could manage.

Originally Posted by DRIFT_BUGGY

Would be interesting driving a RC Car up there

If a car, it would need really sticky tires, or some type of magnetic system to keep traction. A small indoor heli would be fun though - hovering would be simple.

[BL_RV0]

[surfer_tone] Dude, I can make my heli go up when it's off. Whoa, righteous![/surfer_tone]

Originally Posted by BrianG

I read somewhere that you can take a airplane, climb at a decent angle, and then descend at a certain rate to get around 30 seconds of weightlessness at the apex. 30 seconds is a bit short, but I'm sure you could manage.




If a car, it would need really sticky tires, or some type of magnetic system to keep traction. A small indoor heli would be fun though - hovering would be simple.

I have seen video of the inside of a large military jet in which they have achieved 0 gravity , it was pretty cool and if they had a sign up sheet to go up in a space station I would do it in a heart beat