Yesterday, SpaceX marked its debut to the Mars form Kennedy Space Center. Falcon Heavy SpaceX, breaching the blue skies headed to the journey of another world. The world most powerful, SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, the rocket launched into space from the Florida Launch site,an another addition for billionaire Elon Musk's Rocket Company SpaceX.
Today is again another day to be marked in the history of space, as world first "Zero Gravity Flight Club", a Zero-Gravity Rave, held up above the skies in Germany at Frankfurt, redefining the imagination dancing. The event management company BigCityBeats in association with the European Space Agency has launched the gig in space which has already redefined the image of fun, gala and dancing. The flight was DJed by Steve Aoki and W&W and had only twenty attendees.
Breaking the news the DJ Steve Aoki, tweeted all in happiness bouncing in the base out in space, "#aokijump #863. The World’s First Dj Set in Zero Gravity, Happy Floating Jump. Frankfurt Germany February 7, 2018. @bigcitybeats @worldclubdome".
#aokijump #863. The World’s First Dj Set in Zero Gravity Happy Floating Jump. Frankfurt Germany February 7, 2018. @bigcitybeats @worldclubdome pic.twitter.com/zu6UKCnIOc
— Azukita Aoki (@steveaoki) February 8, 2018
Have a look how the space junkies had all the fun!
The shot gig was called "World Club Dome Zero Gravity". It used first converted aircraft A310. The sapace bus was first developed by the Airbus as commercial flight and was later adapted by European aerospace manufacturers, and is currently used as training flight for European Space Agency astronauts.
The flight took off from the base Frankfurt and was in space for said 90 mins. The team comprises of 20 party goers, DJ's and two European Space Agency astronauts on board.
The zero gravity is achieved by making parabolic flight manoeuvres. At first, the plane is set to go at high altitude and then is followed by a very quick drop of 25 to 30 seconds. Weightlessness is experienced during this cycle and again the gravity comes back at a maximum of 1.8Gs as the plain again starts to gain altitude. Such 25 cycles were done in this set flight . - Window To News
The flight took off from the base Frankfurt and was in space for said 90 mins. The team comprises of 20 party goers, DJ's and two European Space Agency astronauts on board.
The zero gravity is achieved by making parabolic flight manoeuvres. At first, the plane is set to go at high altitude and then is followed by a very quick drop of 25 to 30 seconds. Weightlessness is experienced during this cycle and again the gravity comes back at a maximum of 1.8Gs as the plain again starts to gain altitude. Such 25 cycles were done in this set flight . - Window To News
