if there was no gravity and we were all floating around in the universe would we be able to survive and if so would you

Question: if there was no gravity and we were all floating around in the universe would we be able to survive and if so would you enjoy it because I think it would be pretty cool
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Asked by bellaTGS to Connor, Jillian, Lidunka, Sarah, Steven on 15 Jun 2015. This question was also asked by AimeeTGS.
- Lidunka Vocadlo answered on 15 Jun 2015:
  
  @bellaTGS well our bodies are not designed to be in a weightless environment and the long term effects can be very damaging – bones weaken, muscles lose all their strength because they don’t have to resist anything, eye-pressure changes. Also you end up with brain problems and possibly the early onset of dementia
- Jillian Scudder answered on 19 Jun 2015:
  
  I like the feeling of weightlessness, but over time it takes its toll on our bodies. Interestingly, it seems that men and women respond to weightlessness a little differently – men tend to suffer more eyesight problems and hearing loss (bizarrely) in their left ear, which women don’t suffer from. Women tend to have a harder time returning from space, because their bodies have a harder time adjusting to standing than men to. There’s a handy graphic here:

Question: if there was no gravity and we were all floating around in the universe would we be able to survive and if so would you enjoy it because I think it would be pretty cool