Question

Difference between weightlessness in earth and weightlessness on space

Answer 1

In space there is ZERO GRAVITY which means there's no force of gravity acting on a body as in darkness of universe...

WEIGHTLESSNESS means there's force of gravity acting on the body but in such a way so it cancels the effect.

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Answer 2

Difference between weightlessness on earth and weightlessness in space is:

• The gravitational force acting on the astronaut in space is unquestionably less than that acting on the Earth's surface.
• However, it is insufficient to explain a significant weight loss.
• If the space station is orbiting at a height of 400 kilometers above the Earth's surface, the amount of g will be reduced from 9.8 to 8.7 m/s2.
• While it does help astronauts lose weight, it doesn't account for the sensations of being completely weightless.
• The lack of a surface to support them while they free-fall into the Earth gives them the sense of being completely weightless.