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Have you ever experienced zero gravity before? If you’re not an astronaut, then that’s likely a big “no.” Luckily, for today’s Pay-it-Forward-Friday, you don’t need to be a big fancy astronaut to experience zero gravity. In fact, all you need to do is just relax. 

At Cloud Nine Float Center, relaxation is key. They use state-of-the-art sensory deprivation tanks that use skin-temperature water to give people the sensation of floating. Essentially, it’s the world’s most incredible bath. If you close your eyes while inside one of these tanks, you could easily convince yourself that you’re sitting at the top of a cloud. The deprivation tanks also use dissolved epsom salts that nourish your skin to keep it from getting all wrinkly, so you don’t have to worry about looking like a freshly-picked prune after enjoying a session in the tank. For further information, be sure to visit their website, which will answer any questions you may have about the experience.

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Anyway, we’re giving away four 90-minute floating sessions. That’s right. You’ll get to enjoy four floating sessions, which is normally a value of $180. But that’s not even the best part- you also have the opportunity to share these sessions with your friends! If you have three other friends who want to jump on this incredible opportunity, you can take one of the sessions for yourself and give the other three to your best pals. If you have a best friend’s birthday coming up, then you can take two sessions and gift the other two as a birthday gift! The possibilities are endless, and your friends will think you’re the coolest person ever. Be sure to share this with them!

In order to win, you must answer a simple question: What is the name of the inventor of the first sensory deprivation tank?

Email your answers to David@aboutboulder.com, and the first person to submit the correct answer will win the four 90-minute floating sessions. You better start researching, because this offer certainly isn’t going to last. Good luck, and remember to keep paying it forward everybody!

Sam Skelton Chief Technology Officer