null-g n.

You're about my age—you must remember when they shot the parts of the first moon rocket up to the Space Station. Alphonse Craig was putting them together. Greatest single-handed construction job ever done! He had to start from scratch, learning all the null-g and vacuum techniques without another pair of hands nor another brain to help him.

The Station job requires a little bit of brawn—wrestling with masses takes muscles, even in null-g.

I cite the Null-G anti-gravity installations of 2022.

You slept through the whole thing, it seems. Blast-off and null-g and everything.

Null-gee races were a favorite if slightly nonregulation game with midshipmen.

The hold was little more than a vast open sphere within which all kinds of cargo could be stored at null g.

‘Speaking of rotation—how are you handling null-g deconditioning in your people? I don’t—’ his eyes inventoried the enormous structure, ‘I don’t even see an exercise wheel. No spinning gym?’ ‘There’s a null-g gym. The rotating personnel get a month downside after every three-month shift.’

Leo released his seat restraints, and stretched and relaxed in the pleasurable familiarity of weightlessness. Not for him the unfortunate nauseas of null-g that sapped the efficiency of so many employees.

Good thing I hadn’t eaten recently. I was pretty sure puking in null-gee was even more disgusting than doing it was in normal gravity.