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That's what I thougt! I'm actually trying to place them in the correct reference(Earth), whether they are measured in the reference of the plane. So I also have to substract the Earth attraction.. I put the Z axis down, do I have to add 9.81, or substract 9.81?

So what do I have to do? Add to my measure on Z the gravity?

No, during the period of micro-gravity, the value for the acceleration on z is 0.

Here are some samples we had from our theoretical analysis. -velocity on z axis (up) -path : x=f(z) -z acceleration...

Hello I've just subscribe because I've a problem with a project. First, I'm a student in France, in prep school. My team and I are working on a project : we study the perfect path for an airplane to be in micro-gravity (it means the only acceleration is the one due to gravity, like what we have...