weightlessly

weightless | American Dictionary

weightless
adjective
us/ˈweɪt·ləs/

weightlessadjective (NOT HEAVY)

being in a state in which gravity (= the force by which the earth attracts objects) does not cause movement of objects:
The astronauts are weightless in space.

weightlessness

noun[ U ]us/ˈweɪt·lə·snəs/
Then the rocket motor will shut down and passengers will experience the silence of space and the magic of weightlessness.

Examples of weightless

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Therefore, the shadow system can be considered as a nearly ideal weightless rigid body system.
This is to enable the puppet to be as weightless as possible thus allowing for maximum flexibility.
Given that it is pure energy, it will be weightless.
Don't forget, it is our bodies which must be weightless to go into space.
A second section introduces the cellos and basses, pulling down the center of the music - but somehow it remains weightless.
It is regrettable that the discontinuous (dynamic field) use of the term "representation," however it gets fleshed out ultimately, is metaphysically weightless.
The absurdity of noncolored objects being the cause of color, or of weightless entities causing weight, drives this physics to guard this absurd inconceivable process from ever being observed.
The manipulator is attached to the moving base by a revolute joint, and the base is attached to weightless wheels by two linear springs and two linear dampers.
But we can do everything in our imagination: we can fly, we can blaze, we can become weightless, or we can be as heavy as a mountain.
The two weights can then be placed where they had previously communicated their combined weight to the main beam through that (assumed virtually weightless) secondary fulcrum.
Mignon's alter ego is no longer the cold body of sculpture, but the ephemeral vision of weightless pigment.
We will therefore continue to assume that weightless coda consonants share a preceding vocalic mora, and turn to additional facts that are consistent with this hypothesis.
Wilhelmson's team used the computed velocity field data in order to simulate the trajectories of imaginary "weightless tracer particles" through the storm environment.
The thesis that we are entering a so-called "weightless economy" in which all that counts is the service industry is not supported by the facts.
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