Zero-gravity airplane flight that Stephen Hawking will take in April could set the stage for space trip to come.

Cambridge physicist Stephen Hawking suffers from a degenerative nerve disease that has turned him into a quadriplegic. Only being able to speak via a computerized voice synthesizer that he operates by batting his eyelids this man has made amazing achievements in his life and carried on no matter what the struggle.
He has a dream to go into outer space (one that Richard Branson wants to help him achieve), Stephen Hawking will be flying out of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida this April.
The Zero-gravity airplane flight should set the stage for a space trip to come if all goes to planned.