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4 -Mars/Lunar & Zero-Gravity flights with techno-bio-science experiments !

Lunar-G and Zero-G Flights !

Check this ! https://youtu.be/ywHjSqZux2s JOIN our next FLIGHT MISSION with TRAINING and TAKE-OFF at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida: download, fill in, sign and send the application form (which you can find in this page) to SpaceLand @ SpaceLand.it ! https://www.goamerica.it/viaggi/go-world-universe-viaggio-nello-spazio-in-assenza-di-gravita/ SpaceLand© is showcasing a new model for Space business: merging public engagement in Space with microgravity research. coupling ground with flight activities, techno-scientific research and test opportunities in weightlessness are mixed with science edutainment and aerospace tourism open to the general public, in several Countries and through several ad-hoc facilities. It capitalizes on SpaceLand’s legacy on board parabolic flights from the NASA Space Shuttle L.F with ICT and biomed payloads operated together with the world’s youngest (11-yr-old Kim Marco Viberti), world’s oldest (93-yr-old Cesare Massano) and first 100% disabled person (Elma Schippa, in April 2005) test subjects for 0-G R&D, also for research groups led by a Nobel-Prize-winner. This novel multi-faceted business provides much-needed novel flight services, generates new jobs and socio-economic stimuli for the involved territories: such goals are facilitated thanks to a first network of ground Centers of Excellence for microgravity STEMM (Techno-Sciences, Engineering, Math & Medicine), including R&D, Education and Tourism initiatives through up to six parabolic flight platforms on board the world's largest single-aisle aircrafts modified to fly as new Mars-gravity, Moon-gravity, Zero-gravity vehicles, also serving as aero-launch platform for rockets, world-wide. For the ground segment, people and payloads get prepared at SpaceLand Centers, where proprietary underwater and ground-based microgravity facilities and laboratories can be utilized within immersive "Mars-base-like” environments, before boarding flight missions at the world's lowest cost per parabolic flight seat, for up to 30 minutes of cumulative Mars-gravity time. The flight segment also includes aero-launch services from such aircrafts also serving as first stage for rockets to be aero-launched from the high troposphere. The ground segment has already been presented at United Nations' level even by a well-known scientist in her capacity as Head of State of one of the Countries involved, for Africa: see https://youtu.be/2RthuFMcdfg. This multi-disciplinary business approach showcases an actual democratization of Space, providing large ROI to shareholders and enabling almost everybody to access Space-related techno-scientific or touristic services without those hundreds of thousand dollars-minimum price-tags charged by space-moguls for short sub-orbital joyrides: the societal relevance for such a transformative “Space for All” approach is deemed not to be negligible also for Governments, insofar as this business concept can aggregate knowledge and passion with hand-on tools triggering progress and innovation in technology, sciences and biomedicine, thanks to the uniqueness of weightlessness, while also inspiring young generations for STEMM and future-facing planetary exploration, bringing anybody at the edge of Space

R&D for the Nobel Prize winner

R&D for the Nobel Prize winner

11-yr-old Kim Marco Viberti flying for Alzheimer-related tests

A kid in weightlessness for Nobel-Prize-winner-led R&D on Alzheimer

Leveraging Microgravity to Unlock the Underlying Causes of Neurodegenerative Diseases: every six minutes, someone is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive neurological disorder that can affect movement. Similar statistics apply to Alzheimer and an estimated 200 people are diagnosed each week with multiple sclerosis, a progressive neurological disease that affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. To better understand the mechanisms behind these and other neurodegenerative diseases, researchers are leveraging the SpaceLand flying laboratory. The microgravity environment may reveal new insights into how brain cells interact, and results from this research could ultimately lead to improved diagnostics and new therapeutics that would benefit millions of people worldwide. Promising results have been proven during the first flights by SpaceLand with 11 year old Kim Marco Viberti and several laypersons from 18 to 93 years of age, conducted also on behalf of the winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine Rita Levi Montalcini. Further details by Google-search with key words: "Kim Marco Viberti Nobel Prize microgravity"

Training and flights at the edge of knowledge

Training & Flights

All the phases on ground and underwater to become a SpaceLander and get prepared for an application to an astronaut job for techno-science or space tourism purposes

SpaceLand Center presented at the U.N.

UNITED NATIONS - SpaceLand Center

Italy represented by SpaceLand

Research & Development

Research & Development

SpaceLand Center

SpaceLand Center

SpaceLand City

SpaceLand City

TV & media productions

TV & media productions