Can you live without gravity

Answer 1

In a way, you can by creating a centrifuge. If you have an object moving in circular motion, there will be centripetal force directed towards the center of your circle (Centripetal force yields centripetal acceleration). Gravity's acceleration on earth is ~9.81 and if you rotate a circle correctly, the acceleration can be matched.

Answer 2

if there's no gravity, no escape velocity will remain. So escape velocity is zero means the objects and every matter will ejects and leave earth and leave the other every possible objects. No air, no water, no lives.

Answer 3

No. You can only see things that either generate electromagnetic waves within

a certain small range of wavelengths, or reflect those that are generated by

something else. Gravity doesn't do either of these.

Gravity is much like the sound of a Tenor Saxophone, the pull of a magnet, the

aroma of garlic, and the memory of a sunny afternoon with a beautiful woman,

in the sense that you can't see any of those things either.

Answer 4

yess... the closest thing we have to gravity is magnitism

Answer 5

You can simulate gravity by spinning the space vehicle but it would need to be very large to prevent the Coriolis effect becoming dangerous.

Answer 6

no