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The weightlessness that an astronaut feels in space is due to increased air resistance A. True B. False

The weightlessness that an astronaut feels in space is due to increased air resistance A. True B. False
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the weightlessness that an astronaut feels in space is due to increased air resistance A. True B. False

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False, it's due to the absence of gravity.
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