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>>11263971
>>11263781
ISS isn't 0g. It is in microgravity and has tidal forces acting on it all the time. No bubble of gas would form around you. There's still be convection, just a bit slower depending various variables in play. There's also gravity from any bit of mass on the ISS, though I wouldn't rely on that to move gases around fast enough to give you good respiration sans all the other variables.

>>10191971
It only failed due to massive cross winds. You can see white caps like crazy on the water.