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View of Payload specialist Paul Scully-Power during Zero-G training
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View of Payload specialist Paul Scully-Power during Zero-G training

NASA / JSC · 1984-07-16 · photograph (digital archive)

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S84-37536 (18 July 1984) --- Astronaut Robert L. Crippen, left, 41-G crew commander watches as one of his fellow crewmembers gets an introduction to weightlessness aboard a KC-135, "zero-gravity" aircraft. Paul D. Scully-Power is the crew member literally floating here in the brief period of micro-gravity. Scully-Power, an oceanographer with the U.S. Navy, and Marc Garneau (partially visible in chair behind the floating Scully-Power)are payload specialists for 41-G.

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ASTRONAUT TRAININGKC-135PARABOLIC FLIGHTWEIGHTLESSNESSZERO GRAVITY
Credit lineView of Payload specialist Paul Scully-Power during Zero-G training. NASA/JSC, 1984-07-16. Public domain. ID: s84-37536.
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