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The new initiative allows musicians to perform their top songs with an intimate group of fans, all while floating in zero gravity.

Americans have a deep fascination for air flight and space travel, so it’s not surprising that we have so many excellent air and space museu

We’ve rounded some of the ten best things you can do in zero gravity to spark your imagination.

The term “vomit comet” is a playful relic of a time when human beings were making their first attempts at exploring space.

We’re excited to unveil our latest offering: the "Zero-G Astronaut Experience" at Kennedy Space Center. This immersive opportunity–available to the general public–offers a suite of unique enhancements

Zero-G, the world leader in zero gravity flights, has announced an unprecedented opportunity for members of the general public to become shareholders in the pioneering space industry.

For decades, space travel was reserved for professional astronauts. the future of space travel may look completely different.

Zero gravity is the phenomenon in which no force of gravity acts on the body, creating a sense of weightlessness.

Few space movies are considered complete without a quintessential scene floating weightlessly.

Here’s a list of interesting space stories that will get you excited for the future of zero gravity.

Simulation-based virtual reality (VR) has come a long way since it was first developed in the 1970s.

The International Space Station (ISS) is turning a spry 25 years old in 2023.

Here are more than a dozen space-cation ideas to suit budding space tourist– what a better way to celebrate six decades of space travel.

Without the availability of oxygen and gravity, creating an environment that sustains human life can take a lot of experimentation.

In this article, we’ll look at the similarities between air travel and space travel, including the takeoff and landing experience

What do space and a child’s imagination have in common? Both are boundless and filled with beautiful possibilities.

For decades, space travel was reserved for professional astronauts. Although the vast majority of humans in space have been salaried employe