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Zero G experience for FOX 5 team

FOX 5 recently had an opportunity to learn about the Zero G experience first hand.

WASHINGTON - Space tourism may still be just for billionaires - but a company called Zero G is offering what it believes may be the next best thing.

With seats going for millions on flights like Blue Origin or Virginia Galactic, Zero G is giving people an opportunity to experience the weightlessness of space, without leaving earth.

FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado experiences Zero-G

A company called Zero-G is offering an experience that comes close to approximating the conditions of space - and FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado recently had an opportunity to experience it for herself.

During the flight, the participants experience seven minutes of weightlessness.

At $7,500, the experience still isn’t cheap – but it’s far less than the billionaires’ alternative.

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And currently, Skittles is sponsoring a contest that gives the lucky winner a chance to try Zero-G out for themselves for free.

FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado gets a glimpse of what it's like in space

FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado had an opportunity to find out what it's like to float weightless in space.

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