I think it's supposed to rotate at the horizontal axis, like our plans for the Mars mission, where the bow and the aft would rapidly rotate in order to provide a sort of gravity for the crew module at the end of the ship. The issue is, that vessel was supposed to be over 100 meters long, and at full rotational speed that would not completely destroy it (because gravity would want to pull an insanely delicate ship apart) it would still provide only about .4 of earth gravity.
Wouldn’t the radius differentials of the design mean different parts of the ship would be at different gravity levels and be extremely disorienting? To the point you couldn’t possibly do anything productive. In these end modules they’d be spinning at something like 15RPM to get close to earth gravity and have to walk on the walls and ceilings towards the direction of forward motion.
Yes. That's why the Mars mission would have a singular crew module, located at a single location, where the gravity experienced would be the same across its entirety. That's what the plan was, at least. Mission was deemed too costly.
If I was in the audience I would have heckled the fuck out of him. There's a reason why I'm getting a Doctorate in Physics and focusing on nuclear energy and space physics (for those who don't know astrophysics and space physics are different).
Prepare to go to prison, stalker child
I had to tap out because of the math. I guess it’s like you think you’re a pretty good football player at high school till you get to college and realise there’s no possible way you could ever compete with the freaks and blacks.
I'm actually not great at math, I think I mainly coast due to my long term memory. Unless you're teaching a class I find that the math is pretty "basic" and not as weird if you're focusing on on space physics over astrophysics. You're confined to a smaller area of the universe and set of variables.
I know it’s hard to compare when we’re speaking this broadly - but having said that - broadly I could get there, but not all the time and not as effortlessly as I feel you need to. To have any sort of decent career at least.
He should try to write a book people will buy before practicing his elaborate autograph. Putting the cart before the horse there, bigly.
"Boo-hoo, I can't enjoy my derivative shit cartoon because of my crippling addiction to twitter outrage."
Yes.
Anyone who constantly calls everyone "child" probably has serious issues in that regard.
He does. There's no doubt he has issues. He has a lot of classical mental health issues. If I had to take a guess he has a personality disorder. Whether it be multiple personality, bipolar, mild ptsd.... He has something. On top of autism. Cause he definitely shows signs of autism.
He’s got schizoaffective disorder, which is when you have both symptoms of schizophrenia and one or more personality disorders. His lack of purpose in life and desperate attempts to come off as something that he’s not screams borderline personality disorder, and his psychotic delusions about Trump and “stalkers” are classic symptoms of schizophrenia.
