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11 years ago
I always though that the human body, or anything on Earth, was used to Earth's rotation. Do astronauts feel anything or do they have to prepare for it or what?
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11 years ago
That's how we grew up, guy. You spend your whole life on a rotating orb....you get used to it, don't you? Born used to it.  I used to get dizzy and throw up, but I got used to it......the throwing up, I mean.
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Due to Einstein's theory of Special Relativity. There is no experiment one can perform to see if he is in motion or not. Ever since you were a zygote in your mothers womb, you were traveling at the same speed as the earth. Astronauts don't feel a difference in movement because the amount they slow down is negligible.
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