What is the name of the area in north/south dakota that has no gravity?
There is an area in south or north dakota that has a zero gravity, can anyone please tell me the areas name?
Rapid City, South Dakota: Cosmos Mystery Area, 16 miles South of Rapid City on Hwy 16, 6 miles from Mount Rushmore.
It’s an optical illusion, it doesn’t really have no gravity, opposite gravity or magnetic powers.
http://www.cosmosmysteryarea.com/
Doesn’t exist.
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That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard of. There is nowhere on Earth that has zero gravity.
Stop reading tabloids!
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You may be thinking of Mystery Hill, NC. I know of no place on earth where there is zero gravity other than in simulators.
http://www.mysteryhill-nc.com/
We recently had the opportunity to learn about U.S. Space Camp, an educational/recreational program for children and adults, that features several simulators patterned after NASA’s actual training apparatus.
The 1/6th Gravity Trainer reproduces the sensation of walking on the moon, where the gravitational pull is one-sixth that of the Earth; the Microgravity Wall uses hydraulics to simulate neutral buoyancy and the weightlessness of space; and the Five Degrees of Freedom trainer runs on air bearings to simulate the frictionless environment of space.
While Space Camp works closely with NASA to create a vivid learning environment, it’s not a state-of-the-art training facility, so we boldly went to find some additional information. We paraphrased your question by typing zero gravity simulation space training into Yahoo!’s search box.
The results launched us towards the KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft category in the Yahoo! directory. This plane, a predecessor of the Boeing 707, was first designed in the 1950s to serve the military for air refueling. Modified by NASA, one of these aircraft is now used at the Johnson Space Center for investigating the effects of zero gravity by flying parabolas — it has acquired the nickname Vomit Comet.
We learned that in order to produce approximately 20 to 25 seconds of zero-gravity conditions, a very specific trajectory maneuver must be performed. We read a description of a typical microgravity research flight, which included a photo of the author losing his breakfast.
Several of the space tour operators we came across in the search results offer zero-gravity flight experiences for their paying clientele. We assume the airsick bags are included.
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nasa simulators????
http://grin.hq.nasa.gov/ABSTRACTS/GPN-2000-001454.html
Uh, as in on the surface of the earth, where everyone can go? I doubt it’s a natural occurance, if possible. So, what exactly do you mean?
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There is not a single place on earth that doesn’t have gravtity. It doesn’t make sense and it’s not possible. Either you or whoever told you this is a fool (or both). And in addition, there is no such thing as a simulator or chamber on earth that has no gravity.
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Rapid City, South Dakota: Cosmos Mystery Area, 16 miles South of Rapid City on Hwy 16, 6 miles from Mount Rushmore.
It’s an optical illusion, it doesn’t really have no gravity, opposite gravity or magnetic powers.
http://www.cosmosmysteryarea.com/
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Someone needs to review their Physics. Gravity exists everywhere. The moon has gravity. If you have invented a way of concelling out gravity — patent it and become rich.
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Nope…
There is no place on earth that is free from the pull of gravity.
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NASA uses a special plane that performs a long and large loop in-flight. This causes the area inside the plane to be like a zero-gravity enviroment to train aspiring astronauts. This lasts for more than a minute. Maybe 5, I think. I believe this is what answer #3 was talking about.
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Gravity is everywhere you go on Earth, it even acts on simulators! The only thing is that simulators counter-act that effect so then it seems that there is no gravity. Oh…also depending on what kind of drugs you are on it may feel like there is no gravity too! =)
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