I am trying to design a habitat for fish in microgravity and

>>8943964
spin gravity would give them the gravity they need

You'd be better off just having the whole station have spin gravity though

>>8943990
But zero gravity is fun for people
I vote for dangerous spinning fishtanks

>>8943964
Even if it works, congratulations you've made something useless some NASA cronies probably thought up years ago but didn't do because it's dumb

>>8943964
>am trying to design a habitat for fish in microgravity
y tho

>>8944379
Self-sustaining food production? Hello?

>>8944397
Then why the fuck does it matter if they'd die when they are reintroduced to earth? You simply keep sperm/eggs from them and recreate the population at the planet you land on.
>Inb4 your wrong ECT
I'm not, get over it

>>8944494
This is actually fucking brilliant and solves a lot of problems brought up when people talk about colonizing other worlds.
>Not trying to suck your dick, but seriously just wow.

>>8944501
It's trivial, just like most "problems" facing scientists today, which is why I find mainstream science to be boring.

>>8944597
>It's trivial, just like most "problems" facing scientists today, which is why I find mainstream science to be boring.
Have you considered that you might just be really ignorant about science?

>>8944644
I certainly could be. I know the majority of the major problems facing the scientific community in several different fields, and I know that they could all be solved in a decade with competent people working on them. I would, but there's simply no money in it, and as anyone with half a brain stem knows the world revolves around money.

>>8944722
>t. Robert Stadler
What can you do when you have to deal with people?