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Video: Jojo Sayson Microgravity Exposure 2006 
YouTube | by rss@youtube.com (usths80) | Mon, Jan 5
Jojo Sayson was certified weightless by the Zero-G corporation last Jan. 21, 2006 on board G-Force One on its 1000th parabolic flight mission over the Gulf of Mexico. Trained by Astronaut Robert Springer & Dr. Peter Diamandis, CEO of X-Prize, Jojo experienced 1/3 Martian G, 1/6 Lunar G...
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