Atonement; slight spoiler

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Subject: Atonement; slight spoiler
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s  1: Feb 26, 1997: Scott Swoboda <scotswo1 at airmail.net>
*  2: Feb 26, 1997: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: Scott Swoboda <scotswo1 at airmail.net>
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At the end of the episode "Atonement," ...


























At the end of the episode, there are two characters apparently sitting
in a zero-gravity container ship.  My question is, since we can see that
the ship's engine is running, why aren't all of the objects in the hold
laying against the bulkhead as a result of the ship's movement?  Aside
from that, it was a pretty neat effects shot.

Regards,
Scott Swoboda



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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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"My question is, since we can see that the ship's engine is running, why
aren't all of the objects in the hold laying against the bulkhead as a
result of the ship's movement?  Aside from that, it was a pretty neat
effects shot."

Because it's accurate; it's the same reason you don't see everything
slammed up against the back wall of the shuttle even though it's circling
the earth at thousands of miles per hour.


 jms





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