Zero Gravity~OK Go video Upside Down & Inside Out

What conditions are needed to simulate zero gravity on Earth?

• High atmospheric pressure
• Constant temperature
• Increased gravity simulation
• Free fall, parabolic flight, or neutral buoyancy.

How does the band move differently in zero gravity compared to normal gravity?

• The band moves faster in zero gravity due to less resistance.
• In zero gravity, the band can jump higher than in normal gravity.
• The band plays their instruments differently in zero gravity, using special techniques.
• In zero gravity, the band floats and needs supports to stay in place, while in normal gravity, they move naturally and stay grounded.

What objects behave unexpectedly in zero gravity in this part of the video?

• Heavy objects float easily
• Gases behave like solids
• Large objects fall faster
• Liquids and small objects behave unexpectedly.

How do you think their coordination is affected by zero gravity?

• Coordination improves significantly in zero gravity, enhancing movement skills.
• Zero gravity has no impact on coordination, keeping it the same as on Earth.
• Coordination is negatively affected by zero gravity, leading to disorientation and difficulty in movement.
• Coordination is enhanced by zero gravity, allowing for smoother movements.