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Skycontrol.net: New NASA Space Experiment Rack To Undergo Flight Tests 
Skycontrol | by alain | Tue, Sep 9
The rack will fly aboard NASA’s first commercially-provided research flights on Zero Gravity Corporation’s reduced gravity aircraft. Flight testing of the FASTRACK Space Experiment Platform will be performed on four consecutive days ...
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sev.prnewswire.com says
(in NASA Selects 21 Tech Projects for Reduced-Gravity Flight Testing - PR Newswire)
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 ...
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prnewswire.com says
(in NASA Selects 21 Tech Projects for Reduced-Gravity Flight Testing - PR Newswire)
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 ...
21 Months Ago,
GoodBytes from Digital Aurora says
(in Small Businesses to Fly New Technologies on Zero-Gravity Flights)
The Zero-Gravity Corporation contract is managed by NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland and is part of an effort to expand the agency's use of commercial services. The reduced-gravity flights will be conducted from Ellington Field ...
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