(06-13-2015, 05:38 PM)Error Wrote: The middle of an average person should work quite well. The velocity wouldn't matter as long as it is constant; humans can't "feel" velocity in any way unless they have an external reference point (such as the trees beside a road when you're moving in a car, or the stars in space) that can tell you that you are moving. The 1 g I mentioned is just the Earth's gravitational acceleration of 9.81 m/s^2 again; the constant g is equal to 9.81. m/s^2.
OK that makes sense... but what you are hinting at is that lets say the base rotates where the person is at 5 m/s.
They will not feel that then unless for example they look out the window? If that is the cast then as long as the wheel doesn't accelerate or decelerate then it should be good then. right?
I'm just making sure that no one gets sick if the thing turns too fast hehe. Would windows cause people looking outside to feel sick or as I am thinking the same as you go on a plane, you wont feel it but you will feel the acceleration if it slows down or speeds up.
