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Speed has no effect on you, and you can't even feel it. What you feel is changes in

either the speed or the direction of your motion. (Those changes are called "acceleration".)

Even on Earth, or at least near it, you can move at 500 mles per hour in an airliner, and it's

so smooth that you can read a book or doze off.

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Q: Why can you withstand high speeds in orbit than on earth?
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