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From the outside they measured a high gravity even though they estimated 500 meters diameter and there's reason to believe there have been past explorers, so it
by JetAlone 6y ago
From the outside they measured a high gravity even though they estimated 500 meters diameter and there's reason to believe there have been past explorers, so it only makes sense to me if it's actually bigger on the inside. The actual mass and inner depths could be expanding as you posit, though.
- zaarn 6y agoIt might exist in hyperbolic space; the station folds in on itself. Although it appears to be only a few dozen meters large from the outside, once you're in it's space, it appears much larger (500 meters) and the inside, which is endlessly looping in on itself) contains much more mass than the space should allow, squeezing what seems to be endless amounts of space into finite space.