Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn:
No. It is incorrect, although arguably poetic, to describe motion in vacuum
as “floating”. Floating requires a substance to float on (e.g. water) or
in (e.g. air), but “vacuum” means the absence of any substance.

There is no such thing as a vacuum. Nature doesn't just abhor a vacuum,
it forbids it.

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