Floating

[michaelvsmith]

The human's spaceship I am on has just left Mars.  I felt so heavy at first then I felt as if floating inside my bed.  If any of you have been in space before I must ask does the gravity keep shifting like this?  I feel as if I am going to throw up.

Comments

[blueflamechild]

I hear that it's normal in space, yes. Even though I haven't been there myself. Gravity will only shift again once you get to Earth, I think.

[michaelvsmith]

thank you for your thoughts. Everything seems to have settled down now. But I didn't like that experience at all. Now I'm looking even less forward to getting to Earth.

[blueflamechild]

You're welcome. Even though I hope you will like Earth once you get there.

[michaelvsmith]

The humans on the ship keeping telling me it is very nice. But it looks very colourful and hardly red enough. What is your Earth like?

[maraihi]

I didn't have any gravity problems in space.

[prettyasa_pichi]

That's odd. I didn't have any problems with gravity when I was kidnapped into space.

[michaelvsmith]

Perhaps it is just me. I do not know that was why I asked. Why were you kidnapped into space?

[prettyasa_pichi]

Well, to make a long story short, Bowser was trying to take over the universe and make me his queen.

[michaelvsmith]

Did it workout for you in the end? Are you his Queen?

[thricedeadwind]

Such would depend upon the design of the craft in question. If your Earth has built colonies within space, the living areas shall be acclimated to the gravity considered normal upon Earth.

Within other contexts, however, those shifts in gravity are merely a phenomena one must become accustomed to.

[michaelvsmith]

I'm sorry I can't tell you anything about the design of the spaceship. It looked like a big steel egg to me when I saw it. I do not know if Earth has built colonies yet. This will be my first visit to Earth.

The voice just announced that it has activated the pulse drive and now the gravity seems to be normal again.