Where there’s a will, there’s a way. It’s a famous saying, but more than ever, it seems perfectly true. And one thing that humans have striven to do for a long time is to capture the power of flight.

This summer, a team of engineering undergraduates will plummet 8,000 feet out of the sky, and they’ll do it eighty times in two days. As a part of NASA’s Reduced Gravity Research Program, 10 students ...

Robert Gordon McAfee became the oldest man to fly in zero gravity at age 97 He flew with Zero G lunar spaceflight company to Earth's atmospheric peak in 2025 McAfee served in World War II and retired ...

Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket successfully simulated lunar gravity for an extended two-minute period during a recent suborbital flight, a significant improvement over previous capabilities. This ...