Yusaku Maezawa is on the International Space Station.
A Japanese space tourist recently traveled to the orbital outpost for a 12-day vacation. He can have a lot of fun this time around, even though it may be a bit too early for his eventual journey on board a SpaceX Starship around the Moon.
In a new video, theentrepreneur can be seen playing in zero gravity. He is trying to regain his composure by waving his arms and legs. It is a bit silly, but who doesn't dream of drifting around in microgravity?
It's bumping into things.
The entrepreneur talked about the strangeness of finding yourself without a tether.
He said that he has no sense of direction because of the lack of gravity.
Maezawa had the chance to wax poetic about life on Earth.
He told the cameraman that the evolution of life was created in 1G gravity.
It's not something you can explain in words, he said after doing a backflip.
The Crew-3 Mission specialist seemed less impressed with Maezawa's antics, and appeared to be working right behind the floating space tourist.
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