Truly to open 1st zero-gravity hard seltzer bar aboard astronaut training aircraft

[Admin]

A popular hard seltzer brand is giving new meaning to the term 'pop-up bar' with a zero-g twist that could have its fans popping up and down and in every which way this summer.

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[AlbusRockets]

Truly a sad day.

 

[Unclear Engineer]

Considering that this plane is also known as the "Vomit Comet" by the astronauts who actually use it to train for zero gravity, I am thinking this publicity stunt might backfire with some truly disgusting results.

 

[Helio]

Considering that this plane is also known as the "Vomit Comet" by the astronauts who actually use it to train for zero gravity, I am thinking this publicity stunt might backfire with some truly disgusting results.

Yep, a bubbly mess is likely. “Zero Gravity” isn’t what they think it is, literally.

 

[Unclear Engineer]

Yes, most people just watch the ISS crews on TV and think of weightlessness as swimming in air instead of water - and then are surprised that it feels more like falling continuously - because that is what it is, really.

When swimming in water, your inner ear still tells you which way is up. And, the contents of your stomach have a "down".

But, what gets really interesting is when it is time to use the toilet. At least the parabolic flight paths are not long enough to require that experience.

 

[Helio]

Yes. This is another example of how sizzle is favored over substance; “zero gravity” vs. “free fall”.