Torpedo Run Chapter 31
"we were designed for aquatic worlds and zero-gee environments. half of those are pretty heavy on the fish." "hah, makes sense.
Proving the Beaver
"what about zero gee instead?" "we can do that here!" he realized. "i should have tried cybersex long ago!" # "quiet everybody!" the bar tender yelled. "they're talking about us!" he pointed at the tavern's big monitor, then turned up the sound.
Chapter VII: Mastersong, Part Three
Gravity had turned off and in the zero gee environment, they were able to jump to the stop of the ground and to the top of the station. the back-up generator would have activated as they landed at the top and with that dustin froze them to ceiling.
New Horizons (An Iri Keltesh story)
Once they docked he'd add a faceplate to his helmet and seal everything up as a precaution, but while the mission involved some zero gee work there shouldn't actually be any vacuum operations to contend with. still, better safe than sorry.
Frienemies with Benefits
The transition from onboard earth-norm-gees into zero-gee was rattling but familiar. i'd experienced it plenty of times as pelicans or drop pods slid out into space with me aboard clinging for dear life.
Chapter II: Taunting the Metal
Raising his hand up, he adjusted the gravity in front of him and blobs took the forms of complete spheres as they simply just floated around in the zero gee environment.
Midline Shift 30 - Awakening
"least bein' in space didn't fuck up mah muscles much...then again ah never got much chance to be in zero-gee."
Space Rats 1.0: A Progeny Of Evils
Probably in zero-gee. i picked up my clothes and threw them over my shoulder, only bothering to pull my underwear back on. it was pretty common to see guys trudging to their bunks undressed, and everyone had seen me buck naked before anyway.
Space Rats 3.0: Up & Down
I struggled to free my paw from under the bunk covers, fighting with the elasticated sheet designed to keep you in place when sleeping in zero-gee, to feel gingerly at my throat.
Space Rats 2.0: Strange Matters
No, even when we were at zero-gee we 'climbed' the ladders. it was a lot of fun, sometimes, throwing yourself around in low-gravity. especially at first, once you got over the sickness. but eventually you'd hit something and learn your lesson.
Minotaur Hotel (long)
Chapter 1 > You don't exactly remember the details. > You were traveling, that you know for sure. But where exactly you were, or your destination, that's gone. Maybe you were in a dingy truckstop to take a p\*ss and have a snack of...