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Why is there weightlessness in space?

Why is there weightlessness in space?
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Why is there weightlessness in space?

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Because there is no gravity in space. In space your so far away from Earth so gravity doesn't pull you to the ground, so you float.

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Because there is no gravity in space or at least nothing compared to earth's gravitational pull.

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