@cleoabram: This airplane fuel is floating. Alarms start blaring when a plane goes into zero gravity! On a Zero G flight, one pilot’s job is to figure out which alarms matter and turn off the others. One that gets turned off every time? The low fuel warning. Because everyone on this plane starts experiencing zero gravity SO DOES THE FUEL! It floats away from the fuel pumps which means soon it won’t be getting to the engines. But that’s ok because… #ZeroG #Airplane #Technology #Science

gab :

why they don't use foam in there fuel tanks like in f1?

mauri :

You would think they figure out a way to fix the issue

Who’sKnox :

Elethu Khoza :

Why do we say zero gravity when it's free fall as we are still under earth's gravitational influence or it's a word we normally use 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Au :

why don't they design a zero g flight plane so it's still fun just without the risk ?

;) :

That would freak me out

Mohriño Mayet :

Unfortunately, the pilot in the middle doesn’t exist anymore. That’s a Flight Engineer. The highly advanced indications and system monitoring displays made having a third pilot, whose sole purpose is monitoring systems, unnecessary.

hello :

didn't know that fuel is in the aircraft's wings

Black swordshin. :

Because Because Because I only get videos in English.

Amplified.Silence. :

Why don’t they put an INLET on the top of the fuel tank so when it goes “up” it’s still feeding the engines? 🤔🤔🤔

kreshimirko :

Not solving expected problem is beyond me

mango :

is it about cheese? do you want cheese?

Alphabird :

Well if the plane is designed to fly in 0g, why don't they add pumps on the top as well

Amnot Ashaunni :

Why do you look like Hailey Bailey

cooper :

New fear unlocked

Nate :

where's the why!?!?!?!?!?!?

CaptainRhyno :

the engine oil systems don't like 0G either 😅

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Luigui77 :

Hi

Lucky Lucy Dog :

Thanks for your information very informative

Ihatedmyold@ :

cheese is it about cheese

Oyfel :

~|•|~* Berri *~|•|~ :

wait a minute... the fuel is in the wing??

256 gearzz :

You would think they would have bladder bags that would fill up with air and push the fuel into the pump

FlywithAly :

Fighter jets and aerobatic aircraft can fly inverted and in zero G for extended periods because they use specialised fuel systems, such as an inverted or zero-G tank and additional fuel pumps 😎, to maintain continuous fuel flow even when upside down or in zero G.