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I've wondered the same - why don't we make artificial gravity up there? The best answer I can find is experts saying, "What's the point, after all the trouble o
by BrandonMarc 12y ago
I've wondered the same - why don't we make artificial gravity up there? The best answer I can find is experts saying, "What's the point, after all the trouble of getting to space?"
The point is, living in zero-g is destructive to humans. Living in even 1/3 g makes a lot of things a lot better ... and a space station with a zero-g part as well as a small-g part would have the best of both worlds.
- idlewords 12y agoOr spin it at 2g and raise a generation of ripped space bros. Let's think big!
- lucaspiller 12y ago"Do you even lift?" has a new meaning in space.