Future space living envyroments

[belovelife]

do you think it is possible to build a atmoshere living envyroment

 

atmoshere held in place by a magnetic field

so solar winds and such wouldn't blow them away

then you wouldn't neccisarily need ground

you could float

and the pressure of the artificial atmoshere would be enough

to keep our delicate bodies intact

it may also keep some bone density

[Moontanman]

do you think it is possible to build a atmoshere living envyroment

 

atmoshere held in place by a magnetic field

so solar winds and such wouldn't blow them away

then you wouldn't neccisarily need ground

you could float

and the pressure of the artificial atmoshere would be enough

to keep our delicate bodies intact

it may also keep some bone density

 

An atmosphere could not be held in place by a magnetic field dude, some sort of artificial gravity is nesesarry to keep humans healthy so a weightless environmnt wouldn't be possible for the long term.

 

I think living inside a toroidal body, the inner surface, would be the most practical. spin the torus for artificial gravity, make a thick layer of soil in side the torus, fill it with air and light it and you have a artificial world. They could be quite large, possibly miles across and be made of materials obtained in space. Such colonies could be used as orbiting colonies and as slow ships to travel to the stars.

[belovelife]

the main issue with living in space is boiling right

on earth you have the pressure of a vw beetle

on every point on your body

gravity makes you body make your bones strong

thats why in space you lose bone density

i also have a theory that accupressure could artificially

induce bone growth

 

now since we can move hydrogen with magnetic fields

why can't we use it as a force shield

 

(in the future)

 

have a membrane consisting of magnetic field inducers

which constantly spin hydrogen (being the shell)

then pressurize the "membrane"

giving the "vw beetle" amount of pressure to the whole space envyroment

[Moontanman]

the main issue with living in space is boiling right

 

Ah no, I would think suffocation would come first.

 

on earth you have the pressure of a vw beetle

on every point on your body

 

Ah no, we have 15lbs per square inch on our bodies, a VW beetle weighs in the neighborhood of 2000 lbs.

 

gravity makes you body make your bones strong

thats why in space you lose bone density

 

Basically this is true

 

i also have a theory that accupressure could artificially

induce bone growth

 

The mechanism of this would be?

 

now since we can move hydrogen with magnetic fields

why can't we use it as a force shield

 

No we can not move neutral hydrogen atoms with a magnetic Field. We can use it to repel charged particles.

 

(in the future)

 

have a membrane consisting of magnetic field inducers

which constantly spin hydrogen (being the shell)

then pressurize the "membrane"

giving the "vw beetle" amount of pressure to the whole space envyroment

 

I will give you points for excellent technobabble. Emphasis on the babble part.