Definition of zero gravity
: the state or condition of lacking apparent gravitational pull : weightlessness
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Examples of zero gravity in a Sentence
experiments conducted in zero gravity
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Both Arnold and Feustel acted like kids themselves, spinning their microphone in zero gravity to the amusement of the crowd.
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Under Armour wanted a zero gravity feel for the shoes, so that each step was effortless and light for the runner.
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Once in space, the crew can unstrap and experience zero gravity.
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To provide convincing simulations of zero gravity, Kubrick encouraged high-risk wirework stunts above a concrete floor.
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Passengers who can afford the $250,000 fare spend several minutes in zero gravity before returning to Earth.
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So in August, the University of Texas Medical Branch sent an experiment to the International Space Station to learn more about how a person's lungs function in zero gravity.
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Float Sphere Passengers will be able to enjoy the benefits of zero gravity in the orb situated in the middle of Destiny's hull.
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But why would a space bomber carry all those gravity bomblets in zero gravity?
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First Known Use of zero gravity
1951
ZERO GRAVITY Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of zero gravity for English Language Learners
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: a state or condition in which there is no gravity
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