The phrase "at low gravity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environments with reduced gravitational force, such as space or specific scientific experiments.
Example: "The experiments conducted on the space station were designed to observe fluid dynamics at low gravity."
Alternatives: "in reduced gravity" or "under low gravity conditions".
To suppress buoyancy, experiments are performed at low gravity conditions.
To test the validity of these correlations, experiments are performed for the estimation of heat transfer rates at low gravity.
The investigation of gait strategies at low gravity environments gained momentum recently as manned missions to the Moon and to Mars are reconsidered.
In order to investigate the gait strategies likely to be favored at low gravity a series of predictive, computational simulations of gait are performed using a physiological model of the musculoskeletal system, without assuming any particular type of gait.
The results reveal skipping as more efficient and less fatiguing than walking or running and suggest the existence of a walk skip rather than a walk run transition at low gravity.
This can aid media stability at low gravities.
At sufficiently low gravity, the bubble formation frequency is proportional to gas flow rate whereas the bubble detachment volume is independent of gas flow rate.
The high ash in the fractions reflects that recovery of clean coal at low specific gravity is difficult to achieve.
Note also the absence of the typical burst of RF at the beginning of the swing phase at low simulated gravity levels), consistent with other studies on the effect of body weight unloading [ 42] and walking speed [ 43].
Kevin Fong, a doctor specialising in space medicine at University College London, says that, in the long term, the low gravity would mean bones and muscles wasting away.
The low gravity -- Eros's is just one-thousandth that of Earth -- requires landing at very low speeds, usually just a few miles per hour.
