What would you most like to do in zero gravity? Why?

I would like to play Michael Jordan one on one.

--Matt Burow,

John F. Kennedy High

Have a life-sized pong game with real people.

--Brad Netherton,

Corona del Mar High

Juggle bowling balls. That would make me look so talented.

--Katie Welbourn,

Newport Harbor High

Institute a new sport called Zero-G Ball. With two goals, including a rocket-powered ball. I would do this to keep from being bored in space.

--Peter Monfore, Mater Dei High

I would like to fly like Superman so I could rescue victims of crime.

--Laura Gresham, La Quinta High

Play “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron” because that is the most appropriate place to play that game.

--Neil Patel, Servite High

I’d like to let myself go, eat all the food I want without having to worry about gaining weight.

--Vicky Tran, Garden Grove High

Play a game of paint ball because nothing will hold you back except fear.

--Starry Hang, Century High

Cry my eyes out, laugh until my stomach hurts, smile broadly, and close my eyes and dream just to prove that emotions are never limited to earth.

--Niki Wilson, Dana Hills High

Spend my life with the girl of my dreams because never would the phrase “walking on air” be so appropriate.

--Jeff Ton, Marina High

Eat dippin’ dot ice cream because it would be fun to have to move around to eat all the micro ice cream balls. And zero-gravity ballet because it would be like water ballet without getting wet. And what a workout it would be.

--Stephanie Martin, El Toro High

I would like to sleep upside-down because in zero gravity I wouldn’t get a headache. I would also like to sleep on the ceiling.

--Jenna Fillman,

Southern California Christian High

Conduct plant growth and survival experiments because in years to come people will be living in space or traveling, and fresh veggies and roots would be a very beneficial food staple.

--Cori Clark, Cornelia Connelly High