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The chase plane is a modified Canberra (license built WB-57).

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Streaming on NASA TV - hoping for a successful re-entry and splashdown.

Dragon should be docked to the ISS in the next 30-45 mins.

I was lucky and got to do it as part of a university study that my partner (he's a uni lecturer) was running. We didn't do full 0G but we did 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25 in different parabolas - the sensation is difficult to properly explain, but it's fantastic.

Totally agree that it would take a lot of guts to do it, but If I had the chance (phenomenally unlikely, obviously) I'd do it in a heartbeat. Of course there are risks and always will be, but the reward would be worth it in my opinions. I got to experience partial gravity on a parabolic flight...

Successful launch, nailed the landing and Dragon has seperated. Brilliant stuff.

Yep, awake and streaming it. Fingers crossed it goes well.