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Radomila Radon

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:FishMelt:

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Elly Catfox

nya

@Herr Kraus 02
Prolonged exposure to low gravity, followed by exposure to high gravity, equals this, methinks.

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Dr. Ivo Robotnik

I HATE THAT HEDGEHOOOG!!

@zBL4CKGH0STz
Yes, if gravity is high enough, the weight itself can be enough to crush a human being.

But this more accurately describes our bodies in prolonged exposure to low gravity, because there’s nothing weighing on our bodies. It makes it exceptionally easier to break our bones and can induce loss of muscle mass.

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