Could Antimatter Lead to Artificial Gravity?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Put a human being up in space, away from the gravitational bonds of the surface of the Earth, and they'll experience weightlessness. Although all the masses in the Universe are still pulling on them gravitationally, they pull on whatever spaceship you're in equally, too, and so you float.
Put a human being up in space, away from the gravitational bonds of the surface of the Earth, and they'll experience weightlessness. Although all the masses in the Universe are still pulling on them gravitationally, they pull on whatever spaceship you're in equally, too, and so you float.