/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15224251
you absolute fucking retard
KSP's scale is smaller than the real one. Appropriately the chemical engines in KSP are weaker than the real equivalents. Why should the ion engine be randomly orders of magnitude stronger instead?

>>15031874
>black guy and diversity hire chick locked in a shitbox for months
can't wait for the first violent murder in space

I FUCKING LOVE ROTATING COLONIES
I FUCKING LOVE SPINNING
I LOVE THE GRAVITRON
UNEXPLAINED ARTIFICAL GRAVITY IS CRINGE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1sr6aVzW9M

Is this physically possible?

>>12094914
>orbital Gainstations
>orbital
>not tilt-a-whirl rail rings

>be electrician
>working in mine on ore processing gear
>all electronics in office die
>open switchboard
>earthing cables are so hot the insulation is melting
>pull an earth out of the earth bar and check voltage between them
>~160v
>current off scale (50A)
>no continuity between any active phase and earth
>MEN link in place
>check a couple of other earths against the earth bar for voltage
>ranges from ~20v to ~200v

Not going to spoil the sollution before giving any electrofags here a shot at figuring it out.

>>11054974
What don't you get about combining vectors? Look up a youtube video and you will understand in a couple of minutes.

You can increase the felt gravity on any body using a combination of the natural gravity and a centrifuge with diameter, speed and angle calibrated for your target felt gravity.

Pic related is a guy standing at the right angle to combine earths gravity and the rides force so he is "unright" from his frame of referance.