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This seemed teh best sub-forum for this question.
Feel free to move it if it is not.
What would be the gravitational effects of living on the inside plane of a hollowed-out planet with a huge crust?
How thick would the crust have to be in order to have a great enough gravity to allow you to use the inside surface of the planet as a living surface?
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How would I determine what the difference between gravitational forces on a body at points A, B and C?
Other than having no light from an eternal source (and the requirement of the planet not having a liquid core), what concerns/difference from living on a planet's outside surface would there be with this scenario?
As you head more towards the center, gravity would exert less of a force on you, right?
If I based a story on a scenario such as this, what other things would I have to address?
Thanks
Feel free to move it if it is not.
What would be the gravitational effects of living on the inside plane of a hollowed-out planet with a huge crust?
How thick would the crust have to be in order to have a great enough gravity to allow you to use the inside surface of the planet as a living surface?
Please click here to view
How would I determine what the difference between gravitational forces on a body at points A, B and C?
Other than having no light from an eternal source (and the requirement of the planet not having a liquid core), what concerns/difference from living on a planet's outside surface would there be with this scenario?
As you head more towards the center, gravity would exert less of a force on you, right?
If I based a story on a scenario such as this, what other things would I have to address?
Thanks