Xeni Flies Zero G, part 4: zero gravity toilet
Will they have one of these on board Wednesday's flight? As your trusty spaceblogger, I vow to phonecam it for you if they do. Zero-G Corporation's commercial weightless flights are intended for fun, unlike the NASA KC-135 flights, for which the primary purpose tends to be research. At $3000 +/- per ticket, discriminating fans of weightlessness should expect all mod cons. Link to Zero-Gravity Toilet Instructions, from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.Previous "Xeni Flies Zero-G" posts: 3, 2, 1.
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