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TGB! · 12-05-2003, 04:37 PM

[quote:ae8e3]If there is no gravity to pull you down into your seat, then how would that be a problem?
I get what youre trying to say here, but i dont think that would be an issue..[/quote:ae8e3]

If there were no gravity, man wouldnt be able to survive long in space. But if that werent an issue, lets look at it this way -

Youre in a ship, no gravity, so your just floating there. What happens when your ship starts moving. You wouldnt remain stationary, and with no gravity and force pushing on you (which means you'd be wearing a gas mask to provide oxygen, assuming your in a vacuumed spaceship), then you would be pressed against the back of the ship. Now you have a force against against you and after that, only a matter of time.

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TGB! is Offline Command Sergeant Major Posts: 2,644 Join Date: Dec 2003	12-05-2003, 04:37 PM [quote:ae8e3]If there is no gravity to pull you down into your seat, then how would that be a problem? I get what youre trying to say here, but i dont think that would be an issue..[/quote:ae8e3] If there were no gravity, man wouldnt be able to survive long in space. But if that werent an issue, lets look at it this way - Youre in a ship, no gravity, so your just floating there. What happens when your ship starts moving. You wouldnt remain stationary, and with no gravity and force pushing on you (which means you'd be wearing a gas mask to provide oxygen, assuming your in a vacuumed spaceship), then you would be pressed against the back of the ship. Now you have a force against against you and after that, only a matter of time.