Support the channel by visiting https://www.curiositystream.com/medlife and use the code 'medlife' for a year of CuriosityStream and Nebula – where you'll find 14 and a half extra minutes of footage at the end of this video! I got to do some real science in weightlessness! A total of 23 whole astro minutes in freefall. This wasn't a tourist flight but a real life science campaign with the European Space Agency and NASA. It really was a dream come true. I've wanted to do a parabolic flight ever since I watched 'The Making of Apollo 13' (the movie not the actual event) as a kid and learnt how they filmed it. I guess this will be the closest I'll get to going into space! Huge thank you to Neil Melville, Ruth McAvinia, Anne-Clotilde Duchesne, Sébastien Turay, Karina Marshall-Goebel, Rosita Suenson, Lars, and all the scientists I met and chatted to on the campaign. As the channel scales up, I'm really trying to commit to things I've wanted to do but previously told myself I don't have time or money to address. The first on that list is subtitles, which I'm going to do my best to provide for every video if I can. Sometimes they're uploaded a bit last minute/impromptu and I'll endeavour to get them up afterwards, but I'm now working with a company to get subtitles in place before publication if possible. To everyone who uses subtitles – sorry it took so long. Link to Karina's 2019 paper about jugular flow on the International Space Station: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2755307 Sign up for my free newsletter: https://medlife.substack.com/ ----------------- More Medlife Crisis: http://www.medlifecrisis.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/medcrisis https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXFgI0Lgrwc_fY2ttqQ9Yhg https://watchnebula.com/medlifecrisis https://www.instagram.com/medcrisis https://www.facebook.com/Medlifecrisis