The phrase "feeling of weightlessness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sensation of seeming to float or be free from gravity, such as when a person is skydiving or floating in a swimming pool. For example, "The sensation of skydiving was incredible - I felt a sense of weightlessness as I fell toward the ground."
Look straight ahead and focus on the track and you'll only feel a slight feeling of weightlessness that should actually be pretty pleasant and should pass in a moment or two.
Take those forces away, like you feel when you jump off the ground, and that instant feeling of weightlessness is what being in free-fall — or being under the influence of gravity alone — is like.
When he was the computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon, he learned of a program that NASA has that allows college students to go up into the air in NASA's Vomit Comet, which uses parabolic arcs to simulate the feeling of weightlessness.
I love the feeling of weightlessness, the freedom".
"You can have a feeling of weightlessness that's a bit disorienting," he admitted.
The first sign that something unexpected is going on here is a surprising feeling of weightlessness.
Here's one character in the midst of a slip-up: "She had a brief feeling of lightness, of weightlessness, like the instant you're above the diving board when gravity hasn't caught you.
This exploratory study examined the effects of varying g-forces, including feelings of weightlessness, on an individual's physiology during parabolic flight.
There will be tears -- of happiness, sadness, and anger -- and there will be smiles, and belly laughs, and feelings of weightlessness.
"Faster!" Earlier that day, after lunch at a mutual friend's house, Pajitnov, 58, was eager to have us take turns driving his Tesla through the placid suburbs of Bellevue, Washington, where he lives, urging us on to bursts of acceleration that left momentary feelings of weightlessness in my chest every time the road dipped.
Rather, he said, the feeling is of weightlessness and blissful surrender.
