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Re: A way to imitate gravity in space
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Originally Posted by freeztar
Why would the suit need to mold to your body if its sole purpose is to be attracted to the floor. Why not magnetic boots?
You could, in theory, use an electro-magnet placed in a boot that has some type of automatic variable resistance to allow for different strengths. If it is too strong, you can't move. If it is too weak, you float away.
How do you envision this working exactly? |
I don't want boots because I want the gravity (Force) to be felt all over the body, so that everything we do takes effort. Training in this suit could allow us to easily navigate planets with higher gravity than ours, right?
The suit won't stop you from eating because you can take it off. Your can breathe through a hole in front of your mouth and nostrils.
This would require an advanced fabric, thats like a flexible magnetic plate, that can bend and curve like cloth.
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Last edited by Gardamorg; 02-13-2008 at 05:16 PM..
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