Nec pluribus impar, The idiosyncratic sensory of an extraterrestrial anthropology. Research residency in weightlessness at the “Observatoire de l’Espace”

« Nec pluribus impar: sensoriel idiosyncrasique d’une anthropologie extraterrestre. Résidence de recherche en impesanteur de l’Observatoire de l’Espace »
Possible translated by: Nec pluribus impar, The idiosyncratic sensory of an extraterrestrial anthropology. Research residency in weightlessness at the “Observatoire de l’Espace”
Observatoire de l’Espace, Retour de vol ZERO-G (3 April 2022) —
Online: https://cnes-observatoire.fr/ode-re...
– PDF: https://hal.science/hal-03633251

– Abstract:

“Anthropologist Vincent Battesti took part in the Observatoire de l’Espace (CNES) weightlessness research residency. He first observed a first flight campaign from the ground, then boarded the Zero-G Airbus. He tells us about his experience and observations during the parabolic flight.”

Upside down, experience of weightlessness on board of Novespace’s Airbus Zero-G, on March 9, 2022, over the North Atlantic. by Vincent Battesti

Extraterrestrial #Anthropology
An on-the-spot personal account of my first experience of weightlessness during ethnographic research on parabolic flights with @CNES (the French Space Agency). https://t.co/AdAhuuDQWn

— Vincent Battesti (@Battesti) April 6, 2022