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| 28 | 230 | It is much as if one sat still in a room and the View more quotes about world">world whirled and sped about one. |
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| 28 | 227 | The flight of the disk itself is incredibly smooth and the effect is much as if the world and not yourself were moving. |
| 28 | 228 | When one lifts the craft it seems the earth moves from beneath one; when one moves it forward it seems as though the horizon rushed toward one; if one should place it in reverse, it seems the horizon glides away. |
| 28 | 229 | Perhaps one should not expatiate on this matter but the sensation tends to be an unsettling one, particularly at first. |
| 28 | 230 | It is much as if one sat still in a room and the world whirled and sped about one. |
| 28 | 231 | This is undoubtedly the effect of lacking the resistance of gravitational forces which normally account for the sometimes unpleasant, but reassuring, effects of acceleration and deceleration. |
| 28 | 232 | Needless to say, although ironically, the first transportation disk prepared for flight was a ship of war. |
| 28 | 233 | It was manned by myself and Al-Ka and Ba-Ta. |