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Steve Gale (pilot) and Gail Iles (right) next to the Marchetti jet. Kieran Blair

23 junio 2022

Australia just flew its own ‘vomit comet’. It’s a big deal for zero-gravity space research

Gail Iles, RMIT University

A freefalling ‘parabolic flight’ launched from Essendon airport is a leap for home-grown space science in Australia.

Me (top, third from right) with others from the International Space University, in front of the Shuttle Atlantis at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

3 agosto 2021

I’m training to become Australia’s first woman astronaut. Here’s what it takes

Kim Ellis Hayes, Swinburne University of Technology

Later this year I will spend time with former NASA astronaut instructors, before receiving high-G training, crew resource management training and spacesuit training, among other skills.

16 septiembre 2019

What neuroscientists are learning about our brains in space by launching themselves into zero gravity flight

Elisa Raffaella Ferrè, Royal Holloway University of London

The constant pressure of gravity affects our thoughts and perception, but it’s so constant we haven’t noticed – until now.

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Elisa Raffaella Ferrè
Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychological Sciences, Birkbeck, University of London
Gail Iles
Associate Professor - Physics, RMIT University
Kim Ellis Hayes
Senior Lecturer in Space Research & Law / In training as Suborbital Spaceflight PoSSUM Astronaut Candidate Graduate, Swinburne University of Technology

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