system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If you were on a circular space station that was spinning so that it produced artificial gravity, and you ran opposite to the spin at the same speed would you still feel the affect of the artificial gravity?
gpt
No. (And conversely if you ran spinward you would get "heavier.") The force of "gravity" you feel is the floor of the station accelerating you inward and thus preventing you from flying of at a tangent. If you run opposite the floor at its tangential velocity, your tangential velocity in an inertial frame becomes zero, so you are no longer accelerating and will be weightless, just like if you were sitting in space next to the station but not spinning with it.

On the other hand, you couldn't hover for long, since the air in the station would be trying to push you along with it, decreasing your velocity in the station frame/increasing it in the inertial frame, giving you weight again.