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Atma1001
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Lets say you're on a spaceship, and the floor of the ship is pulling you and the other objects in your ship toward it. (it might be easier to think of this in terms of a computer simulation)
If you go beneath the floor of your ship, you are not affected by it's artificial gravity.
Now think about this: If you put all of the objects in your ship towards the front end, would it start to dip down due to the 'weight'? Think about how a ship dips down in the ocean when more weight is added to the front or back.
If it did start to dip down, would your ship start to spin- like a seesaw only without the ground underneath it?
Maybe this makes no sense at all.
If you go beneath the floor of your ship, you are not affected by it's artificial gravity.
Now think about this: If you put all of the objects in your ship towards the front end, would it start to dip down due to the 'weight'? Think about how a ship dips down in the ocean when more weight is added to the front or back.
If it did start to dip down, would your ship start to spin- like a seesaw only without the ground underneath it?
Maybe this makes no sense at all.