noun. The very slight gravitational field experienced by a mass that is far removed from any other mass, as in intergalactic or interstellar space.

noun. A condition, such as a free fall or orbital motion, in which acceleration of an object causes it to appear weightless even in the presence of a strong gravitational force.

noun. A minute shift in the earth's gravitational field that can occur through geologic processes in a region, such as the movement of the earth's crust along fault lines.

noun. A state of very low acceleration between two free floating objects, as found in sustained freefall, in orbit, or in interstellar space.

"For one, bone loss in microgravity is sorely needing more than a few data and interpolating curves through scattered points is the easy part."

hypergravity  hypogravity  macrogravity  zero gravity  

microgravitation  microgravitational  

adnexa  cordoned-off  deorbit  electro-magnetism  high-stress  

weightlessness  µG