10 Months Ago, Webnewswire.com says (in NASA Selects 21 Tech Projects for Reduced-Gravity Flight Testing)  India
The flights will be conducted using commercially available services from the Zero Gravity Corporation, provided under a commercial contract with NASA. The aircraft will fly approximately 30 to 40 reduced-gravity parabolas per day for four consecutive ...

19 Months Ago, katana from katana.blogfa.com says (in NASA Uses Commercial Microgravity Flight Services For First Time) NASA for the first time last week used microgravity research flights aboard commercially-owned aircraft to test hardware and technologies. These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation,. simulated the weightless ...

And media-newswire.com from Media Newswire says (in NASA Uses Commercial Microgravity Flight Services For First Time) WASHINGTON -- NASA for the first time last week used microgravity research flights aboard commercially-owned aircraft to test hardware and technologies. These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation, ...

And Satnews Publishers from Satnews.com says (in FAST Action By NASA + Innovative Partners : Satnews Publishers) These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation, simulated the weightless conditions of space. In addition to numerous NASA experiments, five companies sponsored by the agency's Innovative Partnerships Program ...

And Klaus Schmidt from Space Fellowship says (in NASA Uses Commercial Microgravity Flight Services For First Time) WASHINGTON, (NASA) — NASA for the first time last week used microgravity research flights aboard commercially-owned aircraft to test hardware and technologies. These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation, ...

And aggrkmhl from The India Post says (in NASA Uses Commercial Microgravity Flight Services For First Time) WASHINGTON 15 Sep : NASA for the first time last week used microgravity research flights aboard commercially-owned aircraft to test hardware and technologies. These flights, on an airplane operated by the Zero Gravity Corporation, ...

28 Months Ago, Jessica Hicks from vaeng.com says (in The Virginia Engineer: Zero Gravity Wins NASA Contract) NASA has chosen Zero Gravity Corporation (ZERO-G®), the first and only FAA-approved provider of commercial weightless flights, to manage and operate an aircraft to perform parabolic flights for NASA-operated experiments and personnel. ...