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Thanks, I didn't do any of the math, but I should have remembered better from this counteractive fact: You're already at 30km/s, it takes more energy to fall in
by avar 10y ago
Thanks, I didn't do any of the math, but I should have remembered better from this counteractive fact: You're already at 30km/s, it takes more energy to fall into the Sun than escape the Solar System.
Even if you press the "gravity off" button at some random time during the day the odds of you hitting anything are tiny, even if you fly towards the sun most of the time you'll just fly right past it and be no worse off. Except for the part where there's no oxygen and you can't breathe of course.
- spynxic 10y ago"gravity off" is a lofty term to toss around so freely. Consider an omnipresent force or curvature vanishing one spot. I can't imagine gravity but the effects in an ocean would obviously be to fill the hole with massive force.