When will human-scale centrifugal artificial gravity be first tested in space?
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When we are thinking of space travel, the first thing that comes to mind is weightlessness.
- Despite how cool it looks, it constitutes one of the big challenges for spaceflight.
- Not only is it harmful for human health, but it also complicates a lot of basic actions like eating or using the toilet.
- A viable solution to this has been known for a long time: rotate a spacecraft or its part to create centrifugal force that emulates gravity.
- So far this has only been tested with smaller centrifuges that couldn't fit a whole human.
- The question will resolve positively as soon as a human-scale centrifuge is tested in space for the first time.
