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N794AJ —

Submitted 4 years ago

VTS 7715 going out on another zero G flight

99 of N794AJ 214 of 727 1030 at KPSM

Derek Marshall

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JM324 years ago

Outstanding click Derek. Well done !

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Al Miller4 years ago

Zero G ?
Is this the famous (infamous) "Vomit Comet" ??

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Patrick McCoy4 years ago

Depending on the turbulence, they are all vomit commits.

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renato basso4 years ago

727 DAY

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skylab724 years ago

NASA's Original "Vomit Comet" was a 707. This aircraft was first outfitted for this duty by ex-astronauts and some other investors who formed the company Zero-G.

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