Due to the unforeseen consequences of space colonization, the rent control laws of Earth have been replaced by the Zero-G rent control system. In this revolutionary new system, landlords are forced to adapt to the unpredictable nature of weightlessness.
Key features of Zero-G rent control:
When astronaut and renter, Jane Johnson, was forced to navigate a particularly turbulent space storm while trying to pay rent, she found herself at the center of a landmark lawsuit against Space-X, her landlord. The court ruled in favor of Space-X, citing "sufficient notice" of the storm, despite the fact that the weather forecast had been conveniently replaced by a "Mood Ring" of uncertainty.