SpaceX Starship Artificial Gravity Connector concept

This is a concept that we came up with about an artificial gravity connector for Starship as well as for Lunar Starship. It could also function for other space habitats.

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[briankumpan]

This brings back my days in elementry class with Miss Daniels teaching the class, I was spinning a bucket of water and decided to stop with the bucket over my head, Hey I was young and stupid then, but Miss Daniels gave me the push to love science even more. I love artificial gravity ideas and the art around it and the conceptual ideas also

[PaddyPatrone]

Well it would be easier to just connect two ships with their noses, seperated with a rope.
The main problem I see here is the "horizontal" orientation of the ships. On earth these ships & boosters are always oriented verically, because thats the only way they can withstand the loads, unlike F9, which can be transported horizontally without a problem.
Put them nose to nose, we have seen starships hanging on cranes with ropes attached around the nosecone. We know that would work. Plus, you could properly use the Interieur.
Edit: Ah you did it with the Moonship, yes that would work.

[WayneStroman]

Artificial Gravity is a must for long duration flights. Many problems though in balance to be solved. Easier attaching to the nose cone for better balance and to be able to use the interior as currently designed for vertical orientation. @MoonB4Mars

[notenoughtime]

Very good. But it's spinning wrong. You would want the star ships. To. Point in opposite directions. Then spin in the direction that generates gravity as if it was on the launch pad so the lay. Out of the starship can be kept the same and in a vertical position it would allow the different levels to be accessible.

[thomascorey]

The nose to nose concept would place the forces in the correct direction, toward the floors, the first design would require the ships to be turned 90 degrees, to achieve the desired results.

[Stealtharrowthe]

Gravity would be on the starships walls like that, the tethers should be attached to the top of the ship.

[connectedeurope]

I would only watch the videos for the voiceovers. Great job and great for being sarcastic to the haters. And respect for the work on the animation

[Steve_McMillen]

Finally a new video! So glad you're back! Awesome as always

[joebushnell]

Great start on AG (artificial gravity) concepts. Please keep developing these ideas and produce more content in this area. It's going to be mandatory for all long duration missions regardless if we're going to LEO or the moons of Saturn.

[christopherbrummet]

Not gonna lie, thought this was just another generic ripped off CGI Elon Musk Clickbait channel, but a minute in, the writing/narration is fantastic, hahaaha. You earned a subscriber, thanks for sharing!

[RandomGamer-qyys]

Love it, just dock the starships vertically since they are build to stand up not lie down

[LEDewey_MD]

Enjoyed this video very much! Love the hilarious and sarcastic commentary! Subscribed! :)

[deanlawson]

Wow. That's a really brilliant design!
In my opinion, a really good beginning concept for a "cycler" to transport to-from Earth-Mars would be to use your Centrifugal concept with Lunar Starships as you showed in your beautiful video orbiting the moon.
Really nice work and great concepts! Keep up the great work!

[cboy-ouhr]

I would love to see a mars journey animation

[scourge]

Now make the strut much wider, add an inflatable sleeve so the astronauts can move between the ships, and make it asymmetrical so one ship is at moon gravity and the other at Mars. (Stable because the "moon" ship has more fuel on board. And add a docking module to the front of the hub so it can be resupplied etc... great concept, this is what ISS 2 should look like.

[gavinsonsalla]

Stunning as usual, and the video was pretty good too.
I'm still obsessing over the fuel depot you proposed in the slss video, that idea is something I bet musk would do eventually.

[jamesstanbridge]

I feel I must point out that the Narration scripting in this video is hilarious!
I love the concept and the honesty in the narration. Well done!

[adriancox-thesantjordigolf]

Nice presentation. Might you naad a double point lock up on the arm to the starships ?

[nathanforrester]

Well done. I Always look forward to any video you put out. I would love to see the Mars video.

[vipondiu]

I wasn't expecting the PMSing narrator. Loved it, very original