18. Does one get electrical shocks in space? How would we ground ourselves? (A K2S Question)

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One can get a shock if we touch an object or a wire that has electricity on it and we are not grounded. In space, the ground is the shell of the spaceship.

Answer provided by John Cavallaro


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