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It probably did not

you know it is actually worth it to get clickbaited by this video

so how are you typing? i will have you know i can contact the police if i see suspicious bevahiour from lunatics like you. i happen to have a phd in liberal arts!

Soo where's your grave?

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Where is he from? I love his accent.

@@Ryanisalive only he himself knows that

I think he from Russia. We Russians have this accent when we speaking on English.

@@Ryanisalive slavic country, likely russia

@@Ryanisalive he is from Lithuania he himself said that

I agree!

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You’re damn right she is

Gravity is a strange thing. Its counterintuitive. E.g. Right now, you're kinda accelerating away from the centre of the earth, relative to spacetime. In other words, accelerating at 9.8m² in a spaceship, is indistinguishable from the gravity you experience on the surface of the earth. . But something that is falling, is at rest and not accelerating, relative to spacetime. In other words, falling is indistinguishable from zero gravity. If you want to know what zero gravity feels like, jump off a high place inside a vacume. Now imagine this. A wide tunnel right though the earth. You're able to jump down the tunnel and come out the on the other side of earth. If there's a vacume in this tunnel, your entire trip would be indistinguishable from what the astronauts in the ISS is experiencing now. You'd experience zero gravity Relative to spacetime, you would not be accelerating at all, even if you fell back on forth through the earth lik yoyo. Our galaxy is falling toward that cluster. It feels like zero gravity, because we are moving at an average constant speed though the spacetime in our vaccinity. The expansion of space, is caused by more spacetime coming into existence everywhere. The distance between us and any distant galaxy is increasing, not really because we're moving away from those galaxies, but because more spacetime is forming between our galaxy and all other galaxies in the universe. Eventually, all galaxies were be alone and isolated with no other galaxies visible, from any galaxy. Everything is expanding away from everything (except inside galaxies). This doesn't happen inside galaxies. This strangeness is what dark energy represents, mathematically. The short answer is, you will feel nothing. Even when Andromeda collides with our galaxy, in term of acceleration, you'd feel nothing.