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Great point about the treadmill. I guess my point is that I just can’t imagine that all the brilliant people involved with the ISS _didn’t_ think of a rotating
by thatswrong0 9y ago
Great point about the treadmill.
I guess my point is that I just can’t imagine that all the brilliant people involved with the ISS _didn’t_ think of a rotating structure.. but even just getting a sizable non-rotating structure cost 150B.
I wonder what kind of health issues we’d see even with a rotating structure tho. Would living on such a structure really help prevent most of these issues?
- baddox 9y agoOther comments in this thread have discussed it. Sounds like NASA is well aware of rotating structures, but large ones are way too expensive and small ones cause other issues due to the fast rotation required.