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12/20/2016 6:14:55 AM
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It's not possible to do continuous "anti-gravity" using a plane for the time-frames you are implying.
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I see what you mean.. they stitch it together and make it in advance. That's why we don't see much interior on the ISS. Also, why is every room [i]about as big as a plane[/i].
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That's a pretty huge conspiracy if they record every livestream in advance. That would mean that they bring every person involved with asking questions into the conspiracy. Hard to imagine they can trust every person not to spill the beans on that one. But I don't know where you are getting the "rooms as big as planes" thing. The rooms I've seen are not nearly that big.
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Edited by watwgegshwarjh: 12/20/2016 12:33:37 PMI am saying every room interior on the ISS is about the same size as a plane, not an actual full plane. Also, NASA's employees might actually think they're working on something space related, but perhaps the technology they work on is for something else.
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Edited by Kamots: 12/20/2016 12:38:45 PMYou're still typing it wrong, but I do know what you are trying to say. To be honest, that'a a nonissue. It still fits the size description of the station.
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I apologize for my grammar, it's something I am trying to work on. I often have something in mind and I can't figure out how to word it. Thanks for the discussion and not being hostile.
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It's actually a method very often used in space movies. Allowing the plane to fall for a couple seconds creates a state of anti-"gravity". It's really cool actually.
