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The reddit thread has the following calculation. "At a spin rate of 1 rotation every 7.3 hours and a radius of 200 metres, an object on the inner surface of the
by valuearb 9y ago
The reddit thread has the following calculation. "At a spin rate of 1 rotation every 7.3 hours and a radius of 200 metres, an object on the inner surface of the very end of the "spaceship" would experience gravity at 0.000001g"
That's really far to small to simulate any type of artificial gravity.
- AdamJacobMuller 9y ago0.000001g doesn't even seem like its enough to make liquids pourable.
- mrfusion 9y agoMaybe it’s still spinning up to a higher rate?
- clort 9y agoAs its already passed through the system (I think?) that would be spinning down.. though realistically for my scenario, it would fully exit the system before it did that.