>>14497646

If a helicopter is hovering stationary relative to the ground, anything hanging from it is at 1G. If it is descending, the thing feels less than 1G while it is descending. if it is ascending or turning, the thing will feel an excess of 1G. So; yes, gravity will feel different in an aircraft in motion, not necessarily just a helicopter either.

as the helo lifts off, it is accelerating away from the ground at 1G+the acceleration it uses to lift off. Probably would rip a person's head off it it were the only connection to the helicopter.

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>>14497956

You're lucky, i visited my aunt & uncle after their 1st jab * felt"under the weather" for 2 days after. They visited after their second jab and I felt under the weather again for 2 days. When my cousin had his 1st jab, he only told me after I had started feeling crook and that also lasted for 2 days. I won't jab but I 'probably have already been hit by the Vax variant! They all had the phizer jab.

>>14498007

Spoopy AF!