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    • Title Fly Your Thesis!
    • Released: 27/03/2019
    • Length 00:02:07
    • Language English
    • Footage Type Documentary
    • Copyright ESA/N.Savage
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      The Fly Your Thesis! (FYT) programme gives master and PhD candidates the opportunity to fly their scientific experiment or technological research in microgravity conditions. The experiments can be related to fluid physics, chemistry, biology, material sciences, heat transfer and astrophysics. The parabolic flight campaign takes place on the Airbus A310 Zero-G, which is operated by Novespace from Bordeaux, France. Each campaign consists of a series of three flights of 30 parabolas each. These will provide about 20s of microgravity each.

      Credits: ESA/N.Savage

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    • Keywords Education, Parabolic flight, Research, Zero-gravity, Zero-gravity research and experiments

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