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The Cloverfield Paradox: NASA bone loss, simulated gravity, and gyroscopes w/ Adrian Falcone
The Cloverfield Formula
Cloverfield -> 10 Cloverfield Lane -> The Cloverfield Paradox -> Overlord
Artifical gravity. With a twist!
Like, literally a twist. Balancing huge gyroscopes on a central stem. Spinning buckets. Bucket size
Combating bone and muscle atrophy with the ARED.
How the ARED works. The danger of jackedstronauts coming back from space to take over the planet.
Particle colliders
Anatoli Burgorski took a proton bream to the back of the face. It went surprisingly well for him! Phineas Gage of the nuclear age. Linear vs circular particle accelerators. The Cloverfield Paradox.
3D printing
Impressively unimpressive food printing. Printing plastic handguns and metal lower receivers. Maybe don’t use a gun on a space station though that’s pretty dangerous.
Gyroscopes
Chris’ immense latissimus dorsi. Avoiding affecting sensitive space mechanisms by avoiding spewing mass into space around your station/telescope.
Losing earth/losing a space station
Geocentric vs heliocentric orbits. How to tell if Earth is gone/how to tell if your space station is gone.
10 Cloverfield Lane: iTunesAmazon
Burning Astronaut Pee - Smarter Every Day 149: YouTube
Space Telescopes Maneuver like CATS - Smarter Every Day 59: YouTube
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The Cloverfield Formula
Cloverfield -> 10 Cloverfield Lane -> The Cloverfield Paradox -> Overlord
Artifical gravity. With a twist!
Like, literally a twist. Balancing huge gyroscopes on a central stem. Spinning buckets. Bucket size
Combating bone and muscle atrophy with the ARED.
How the ARED works. The danger of jackedstronauts coming back from space to take over the planet.
Particle colliders
Anatoli Burgorski took a proton bream to the back of the face. It went surprisingly well for him! Phineas Gage of the nuclear age. Linear vs circular particle accelerators. The Cloverfield Paradox.
3D printing
Impressively unimpressive food printing. Printing plastic handguns and metal lower receivers. Maybe don’t use a gun on a space station though that’s pretty dangerous.
Gyroscopes
Chris’ immense latissimus dorsi. Avoiding affecting sensitive space mechanisms by avoiding spewing mass into space around your station/telescope.
Losing earth/losing a space station
Geocentric vs heliocentric orbits. How to tell if Earth is gone/how to tell if your space station is gone.
10 Cloverfield Lane: iTunesAmazon
Burning Astronaut Pee - Smarter Every Day 149: YouTube
Space Telescopes Maneuver like CATS - Smarter Every Day 59: YouTube
Support the show!
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