low gravity
Floating feels natural
Low gravity refers to gravitational pull weaker than Earth's—conditions found on the Moon, Mars, smaller asteroids, or in spacecraft.
The term describes environments where objects weigh less and fall more slowly: The astronauts bounced across the lunar surface in low gravity.
In gaming and science fiction, low-gravity settings often feature exaggerated jumping and floating physics.
- weightlessnessAbsence of apparent mass
- floatingStaying atop liquid
- zero-gInformal term for weightlessness
- space stationOrbiting crewed research facility
- astronautSpacecraft crew member
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- weightlessnesszero-g, microgravity, weightless, weightlessness, floating
- Mars gravityfree fall, weight, escape velocity, g-force, jump height
- PlutoPluto, Charon, dwarf planet, Hydra, Styx
low gravitysurface gravity
Gravitational acceleration at ground level
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