KC-135 Flight II

KC-135 Flight
August 18 & 19, 1999
(Second Two Flights)

Press coverage of our project from local area and other news agencies.

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This first set includes the final group shots of both flights for this group and photos of one of them boarding the plane and leaving the plane.

KC-135 Climbing	KC-135 Diving	KC-135 Landing

Final Group Shot 1	Final Group Shot 2	Robert Sewell boarding plane

	Robert feels the effects of microgravity after the flight

**Internal components and other layout features described to NASA engineers and crew.**

Geoff explaining the thermal electric unit	Geoff talking about air flow	Marko presents experiment overview

Marko discusses fly chambers	NASA officials examine experiment	Robert answering NASA's questions

**Some pre-flight preparation photos.**

Marko enjoying the effects of hypoxia (lack of oxygen)	Marko really enjoying the effects of hypoxia

Martha prepares for hypobaric tests	Martha enjoying the hypobaric tests

Geoff waits for hypoxia to set in

**Students during their stay**

Out on the tarmac barbecuing	Attending NASA seminars	Hanging out at Pete's


Geoff, Marko, Mark, Robert and Martha, all posing in front of the Vomit Comet	Geoff, Marko, Robert and Martha posing with experiment

Martha, Marko, Geoff and Robert touring the hangars	Super Guppy on the tarmac

Onboard photos of people experiencing the effects of zero gravity.

Geoff and Marko enjoying weightlessness	Geoff giving the thumbs up in free-fall	Geoff watches Marko go head over heals

Marko and Geoff just hanging out	Martha acting like a bat	Martha checking on experiment

Martha inspects the video camera	Martha hanging on in zero gravity	Martha reading data from experiment displays


Marko and Geoff before takeoff	Martha and Robert before takeoff

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University of Vermont: College of Engineering & Mathematics
Last Rev: December 1, 2000
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