Is it something to do with the ears?
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It’s a combo of senses, including your ears/eyes that got used to trying to orient/balance you in a continuously changing environment during the day. Your brain takes a little time to realize it can chill out and doesn’t need to be constantly making fine motor adjustments to deal with that anymore/anticipate constant movement.
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Same reason the world looks like it’s spinning after you stopped spinning.
Whatever that reason is
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