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Hey, rotation works. There was a NASA-funded NIAC proposal about using linear acceleration (oscillating up and down in an elevator) to do the same thing, but i
by Robotbeat 7y ago
Hey, rotation works.
There was a NASA-funded NIAC proposal about using linear acceleration (oscillating up and down in an elevator) to do the same thing, but it's pretty strange compared to just using rotation.
- kbutler 7y agoCentrifugal and coriolis pseudo forces cause objects to act strangely in rotating frames. Also, in small-diameter rotations, the tidal forces can be very noticeable (differential acceleration on different parts of an object).
- Robotbeat 7y agoThat’s what this article is about: those (primarily psychosensory) effects are apparently able to be mitigated entirely with training.