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It's not the same - that's buoyancy, not weightlessness. Gravity still exerts force on your body and internal organs, and you feel orientation, i.e. up and dow

It's not the same - that's buoyancy, not weightlessness. Gravity still exerts force on your body and internal organs, and you feel orientation, i.e. up and down. It's a very different feeling.

samstave 5y ago
That's why I was asking! What would the difference in sensation be for one who is submerged on earth, versus one who is encapsulated in a floating sphere of water...
- _moof 5y ago
  There’s no buoyancy without weight so it wouldn’t feel like anything until you moved. Then you’d have the same drag forces you would on Earth. It’s unlikely the sphere would stay together very long with nothing to hold it together.
  - samstave 5y ago
    SCUBAG Is what we need to invent then...