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Not the absence of gravity, but the bliss of perpetually falling and missing the ground.
means The condition of apparent weightlessness experienced in orbit, where freefall cancels the felt pull of gravity.
from From Greek mikros (small) plus gravity (Latin gravitas, heaviness) — a 20th-century coinage hedging that the pull is reduced, not gone.
Still pulledEarth's gravity at the ISS stays near 90 percent.
Free fallAstronauts float because they fall around Earth endlessly.
Body changesSpines lengthen, hearts shrink, faces puff with fluid.