mtchtrnr

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   by mtchtrnr 5y ago

   Choice.
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   by mtchtrnr 5y ago

   I agree that it's bad for the planet. Can we make a list of all the sectors that are consuming energy and determine which are providing the most benefit? Then we can focus on making reductions in the most harmful and the least importan
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   by mtchtrnr 10y ago

   Well, for humans it's because you'd need a really big ring to make it actually feel right. If the ring is too small, the difference in outward force created in your head and your feet will be different enough that your blood will
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   by mtchtrnr 10y ago

   (BTW... I recently graduated and am looking for a job. If anyone has any leads for a mech/aero engineer with some programming background, please get in touch via my profile )
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   by mtchtrnr 10y ago

   I was part of the USU team mentioned in the article. There are a lot of variables to take into account when growing plants in micgrogravity: Particulates, like soil, are actually considered a hazardous material in space because it can float