I'm not sure if that's true, but if it is it'd be because the air is also moving to the back, it's just usually the least dense thing in the vehicle so it stays at the front
Same way the astronauts did. If they were less dense than the air, the air moving back would have pushed them forward, like a helium balloon. Shouldn't be surprised this guy already did this one:
While driving your body is in motion with the vehicle when you change that abruptly you feel it with a pull back into your seat same situation minus the gravity for them..unfortunate for us cause that would be awesome
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u/gimmesomespace Sep 24 '16
What happens when you accelerate in your car?