Artificial Gravity

>>57636943
do you mean creating gravity?
or being able to manipulate it?
kind of like floating or making things weigh whatever you wish.

>>57636943
>in what possible ways could we usefuly use the power to control gravity

We could use it to create apparent faster than light travel and explore the universe.

Unfortunately for science fiction nerds I'd bet my life that there is nothing much interesting out there. You'd probably meet a few aliums, realize that sentient life as a whole is rather boring and wonder why you wasted your time traveling the universe when you could've been shitposting on /g/ about the latest graphic card.

>>57636943
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIIOUpOge0LtW77TNvgrWWu5OC3EOwqxQ

>>57637279
but all that potential alien poosy
and all those elements we have yet to discover which will lead to drugs which make heroin feel like a marijuana high in comparison

>>57636943
Controlled nuclear fusion.

>>57636943
What. In a round space station you are not creating gravity. Just cenrripetal acceleration, and at the right diameter+radius of the inner surface you can create effects similar to gravity.
Still would be a real pain in the ass to control, since the center of mas would be always out of balance if we keep moving around and such

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>>57639848
The weight imbalance could totally be mitigated with current tech, the problem (and really the ONLY problem in space science) is getting that amount of power so far up into space and for so long, solar power just doesn't cut it

>create starship
>accelerate forward at 9.81m/s^2 for 0.969 years until you reach the speed of light
>flip the ship and accelerate the other way for 0.969 years
>repeat
Debate me fags

>>57639952
>reach the speed of light
>turn on flashlight
FTL ACHIEVED PHYSICS BTFO

>>57636943
You're looking for >>>/sci/, mate