To: Bloody Sam Roberts
when are they going to make a wheel shaped spacecraft so they can artificially create at least SOME gravity
Likely right after someone invents a frictionless material for the huge bearings that will be needed at the hub of such a "wheel". Are you assuming the need for non rotatating center core? What need is there for that? Given a slow rim speed, a fixed central core would barely register as moving, no?
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07/19/2016 12:47:38 PM PDT by
Covenantor
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To: Covenantor
Given a slow rim speed, a fixed central core would barely register as moving, no?Of course. But what good is a slow rim speed? The rim woul;d need to move quickly enough to generate the needed force to simulate gravity. There would need to be a hub and there will be friction.
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