system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
What would it be like to swim in a pool on the moon?

Assuming it was inside a pressurized, breathable environment.  In terms of the lower gravity, how would the viscosity and buoyancy of the water play a role?  Would it be like swimming through syrup?  Would we be able to swim more efficiently?
gpt
Actually, and surprisingly, there wouldn't really be any difference at all. First, water is (nearly) incompressible, meaning it would be at the same density on the Earth or on the Moon, and buoyancy is not a function of gravity so you would have to swim just as hard to stay afloat in both locations. The only real difference would be since gravity is pulling you down less on the moon, you would sink slower if you did nothing to keep afloat, or after cannonballing in.