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A doctoral student in nuclear science and engineering at MIT, Florian Chavagnat is working with professors Matteo Bucci and Emilio Baglietto to answer fundamental questions about heat transfer that will shape the success of nuclear power plants and extended missions in space.

As you can see, it's hard to master, but this is the closest that we can get to experience what being an astronaut is like. john, how are you finding it? look at this! i mean, where do you get this? how has this happened?! 0h! and down. woo! this isn't the first time john's pushed himself to the limits. he's a former medal—winning paralympian, a sprinter. this was the first international race he won. for the last ten yearsjohn has been working as a surgeon on orthopaedic wards. hiya, sir. how are you? but his life is about to change. my name's john. possibly forever. john uses an extremely h...

Here we go. i joined john for his and my first flight. 0h! oh, help! i want to come down. 0h! it's like the ground. it's moving away from you. it's really hard to actually control where you're going. as you can see, it's hard to master. this is the closest that we can get to experience of what being an astronaut is like. john, how are you finding it? look at this! i mean, where do you get this? how did this happen? 0h! the flight is a chance to see howjohn's prosthesis response to weightlessness. in normal gravity, if you look here, the knee bends under normal gravity. but when you go into zer...

John, how are you finding it? look at this! i mean, where do you get this? how did this happen? 0h! the flight is a chance to see howjohn�*s prosthesis responds to weightlessness. in normal gravity, if you look here, the knee bends under normal gravity. but when you go into zero g, you'll probably see, i'm floating around with the leg straight because that gravity isn't there. each parabola is a learning opportunity. it is! and this is what the project is all about. working out what needs to be adapted for a person with a disability to live and work in space. john's not guaranteed a mission,...