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Post by maverick on Jul 11, 2017 12:54:19 GMT
hello, astronauts! on the website of airzerog in the flight schedule says you get to experience lunar and mars gravity. how was it? would i be able to perform a salto or any acrobatics? i always dreamed to try but never managed  |
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Post by mozg on Jul 11, 2017 13:35:05 GMT
hello, astronauts! on the website of airzerog in the flight schedule says you get to experience lunar and mars gravity. how was it? would i be able to perform a salto or any acrobatics? i always dreamed to try but never managed Yes you can! )) Here is me doing back salto  |
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Post by maverick on Jul 11, 2017 13:44:50 GMT
hello, astronauts! on the website of airzerog in the flight schedule says you get to experience lunar and mars gravity. how was it? would i be able to perform a salto or any acrobatics? i always dreamed to try but never managed Yes you can! )) Here is me doing back salto soooooo cooool man!!!! did you know how to do it? what was the difference between two gravities? |
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Post by mozg on Jul 12, 2017 9:12:27 GMT
Yes you can! )) Here is me doing back salto soooooo cooool man!!!! did you know how to do it? what was the difference between two gravities? Martian gravity is 1/3 of Earths' and Lunar gravity 1/6. You can do one-hand push-ups, saltos etc. To do salto is easy, just jump back or forward and bring your knees up quickly. The only thing you need to watch out for is not no hit ceiling with your head ) But it's padded and instructor is usually next to you, so don't worry! |
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Post by germanwings on Aug 12, 2017 10:50:42 GMT
hello, astronauts! on the website of airzerog in the flight schedule says you get to experience lunar and mars gravity. how was it? would i be able to perform a salto or any acrobatics? i always dreamed to try but never managed Yes you can do saltos and many acrobatic, like one hand push ups, it is fun! No experience necessary! |
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