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because g is *not* zero at the space station. It's at least 8-9 N/kg. You want to consider it somewhere where g is close to zero--perhaps in deep space, where g might approach zero (but we all no that there is nowhere where Newtonian gravity is exactly zero. If there were there would be no galaxies or clusters of galaxies, or even superclusters of galaxies).