

How Does it Feel to Be in Space?
8 snips Nov 15, 2024
What does it feel like to float in space? Discover the unique sensations of weightlessness and the inspiring journey of Sheri Wells-Jensen, a blind scientist breaking barriers for inclusivity in space travel. Explore the thrilling experiences of diverse teams flying in zero-gravity and how their insights can improve accessibility for all. Join the hosts as they celebrate young explorers' contributions, fostering a love for science and community in the exciting world of space.
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Elijah's Space Question
- Elijah, a blind 10-year-old, wonders what space feels like.
- He imagines it's like floating in a lake.
Sheri Wells-Jensen's Advocacy
- Sheri Wells-Jensen, a blind scientist, challenges the current restrictions on space travel for people with disabilities.
- She advocates for changing the rules and making space accessible to everyone.
Zero-Gravity Flight Project
- Sheri Wells-Jensen joins Astro Access, a group working to send people with disabilities to space.
- They organize a zero-gravity flight for people with various disabilities.