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Zero-G Flight

Video: 6.5 million gallons of water at 25,000 ft. – NASA NBL Training
NASA training from E. Drake Martinet on Vimeo. Read more – ‘Video: 6.5 million gallons of water at 25,000 ft. – NASA NBL Training’.
Video from the Vomit Comet
Here is a little video mashup from my ride aboard the vomit comet. You can see more pics HERE, but please enjoy the video.  I’ve addd a little video from inside the NBL (Neutral Buoyancy Lab) where I did my physiological training VIDEO. Its also where they have the 6.5 million gallon pool with the [...] Read more – ‘Video from the Vomit Comet’.
NASA 0 G Flight- The most terrible experience I ever loved.
My hop finally came today after reporting to Ellington Airfeild at 7am. I was suited up, attached to my electrodes and sat down for a solid half hour of three seperate breifings (think pre-flight safety briefing on a commercial aircraft but in an acrobatic jumbo jet). The Vomit Comet du jour was a 727 operated [...] Read more – ‘NASA 0 G Flight- The most terrible experience I ever loved.’.
First NASA Photos
The first NASA photos are up. Have a look. I’ll be writing a little story/recap about my NASA zero G experience probably from my flight out tomorrow. it feels about 500% more awesome than the pictures look. Also, look for some cool videos soon. Read more – ‘First NASA Photos’.
Jealous?… You are if you’re 8.
My 8 year old self is shooting temporally displaced spit wads at the back of my 25 year old head today. Jealousy, thy name is NASA. These are some iphone shots from this mornings briefing at NASA Ames. I guess this is post is the first of many about my experience as a test subject [...] Read more – ‘Jealous?… You are if you’re 8.’.