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[mikej]

They used to call this the Gravitron and it was at every county fair, I loved it.

[daemonthorn]

5:05 A spinning spacecraft would most likely be spinning on a vertical axis, and the spacecraft would be HUGE. With the craft being very large, these effects that she speaks of would be greatly diminished. Just as they are diminished here on Earth. You don't feel the planet spinning because of it's size. If the planet was much, much, smaller, though, you would feel it.

[mrsmith]

Who else can't get enough of space content 🌌🚀☄🛰 who else thinks there's other Intelligent life in the universe 👽👾

[gisterme]

After extensive mental calculations, it seems that the probability of an extraterrestrial spacecraft hiding in the Kuiper Belt turns out to be indistinguishable from the probability that such a spacecraft is orbiting Uranus.

[DeVstatrOmga]

So *THAT’S* where I parked. Thanks Earthlings. 👽

[icare]

They know, we know, they know. Now we all know.

[GilezDavidson]

NASA's electronics always conveniently fail when anything interesting shows up LOL

[kingbrit]

It could be possible the object may have some form of electro magnetic field around it, maybe it is made up of naturally magnetic materials that can fritz out the probes sensors when it gets to close, kinda like how radiation causes cameras to glitch out once it reaches a certain threshold.

The spin could be caused from collisions with other objects way back when. Speed and movement is relative in space, unless an outside force acts on the object, it will keep it's momentum, so if you threw a football into space, it would keep going forever, at least until it hits something. Considering this is the kuiper belt, it is very likely that asteroid collision are the reason for the spin.

I'm not against the thought of alien life, i personally believe aliens life forms exist. But there is always a mundane answer to any question.

[drew-shourd]

Wait, they are testing gravitation pull from a very small room, the effects of gravity are related to the size of the internal AND exterior force, meaning, if there was a very large space spinning, like the ones in the early pics in this video, they would react totally different than what the female doctor experienced in her VERY small space...it's like comparing apples to oranges, as they say.

[jfkj]

That expirement she was doing is incorrect. She is creating artificial gravity on gravity. She would need to weigh as light as a feather to walk in a straight line.

[Sioux]

Huge respect to the cameraman who traveled space to get this footage. 🙏🙏🙏

[lindaj]

Just for fun: what if the Kuiper Belt is the remaining debris from a super-massive Ringworld structure? (like Larry Niven imagined).

[DWCmoose]

This cuts out the parts about how the Coriolis effect is drastically reduced when your spinning body is large. The sickness is caused by the % difference of rotate between your head and feet, if you're standing inside a 30ft rotating body, and your 6 feet tall, the velocity difference between your head & feet is a lot more than if you're in something the size of delaware...

[whatthedeuced]

There be a couple leaps of faith in this "science" channel...

[kenn]

2 aliens are talking in outer space, looking down on Earth.
"It seems the inhabitants of planet Earth have created nuclear technology and missiles" says one alien
"are they showing signs of intelligence?" asks the other
I dont think so. They seem to be aiming at themselves"

[stephenc-s]

The spinning spaceship concept starting about 03:09 reminded me very strongly of Larry Niven's Ringworld novels. The science is sound but to make it liveable he had a radius of 93 million miles - the same distance as the Earth is from the sun. That certainly solves the rotational issues discussed later in the video, but who could build it and why? Definitely not us! In any case Arawn could not be a ringworld - it is much too small. Interesting speculation though - I'll definitely be looking at more of these videos.

[richardmann]

It's spinning is consistent with that of a large spaceship.
REALLY?
And just what large spaceship would this be?

[markmcarthy]

Not sure but there’s a few hiding in the Oceans

[anjotheweezky]

Scientists only thought about the inner spin... They forgot the thought that a spaceship could have two layers and only the outward layer spins which could be the key to how Aliens control their craft's motion

[DoreenBellDotan]

The aliens act a lot like social media moderators.