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How sensitive are animals, specifically humans, to changes in gravity that influence their body?
I am not talking about changes that a human would feel in a variable centrifuge.
The thought experiment would be:
1. A person is sat on a chair or reclined on a sofa.
2. Adjacent is a dividing wall through which the person cannot see, smell, taste, touch or hear (no vibrations, magnetic fields & RF shielded)
3. On the other side of the wall a large mass is in motion.
4. Would the person detect (un)consciously the changes?
I am not talking about changes that a human would feel in a variable centrifuge.
The thought experiment would be:
1. A person is sat on a chair or reclined on a sofa.
2. Adjacent is a dividing wall through which the person cannot see, smell, taste, touch or hear (no vibrations, magnetic fields & RF shielded)
3. On the other side of the wall a large mass is in motion.
4. Would the person detect (un)consciously the changes?