Another MythBusters Tie in: zero-g in a plane

Maybe you can tell I am watching the MythBuster's Moon Special. In the show, the MythBusters go in a plane to reproduce the gravitational forces on the moon. I previously went over this, so here is the link:
[Tutorial on how gravity and weightlessness (zero-g) work](http://scienceblogs.com/dotphysics/2008/09/gravity-weightlessness-and-a…)

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