Row 86847

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There’s gravity absolutely everywhere. The reason why you feel weightless in space is because you’re constantly falling. Being in orbit is just a case of going fast enough to miss the Earth while you plummet toward it.

(That’s an oversimplification, but it’s basically true.)

With that said, the G-forces being discussed have to do with acceleration: Whenever your spaceship speeds up, slows down, or changes direction, you feel it (just like you feel it in a car or an airplane). Since your body is essentially just a squishy ballon full of smaller, fluid-filled balloons, there’s a maximum amount of force that it can endure… so while your ship can accelerate at a certain rate without harming you, anything too much beyond that will cause you to resemble a jelly-topped pancake that someone threw at your cockpit’s back wall.

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text There’s gravity absolutely everywhere. The reason why you feel weightless in space is because you’re constantly falling. Being in orbit is just a case of going fast enough to miss the Earth while you plummet toward it. (That’s an oversimplification, but it’s basically true.) With that said, the G-forces being discussed have to do with acceleration: Whenever your spaceship speeds up, slows down, or changes direction, you feel it (just like you feel it in a car or an airplane). Since your body i…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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