Artificial Gravity News Today

Id Software founder John Carmack prompted Elon Musk to reveal that artificial gravity is being considered for Starship's trip to Mars.

The expense and prestige involved in sending landers and rovers to the Moon means you can’t afford for them not to work when they get there. But the lunar landscape is like nothing here on Earth. So how, and where, do you test equipment that’s bound for the Moon?

The NASA Artemis project aims to return Americans to the moon by 2025. NASA's Artemis Program brings landing, living, and exploring on Earth's moon closer to reality, as the third Space Resources Roundtable at the Colorado School of Mines showed institutions, small and large businesses, and international space agencies' growing interest in lunar activities.

Some of the volunteers will cycle while being spun on a centrifuge.

The "pancosmorio theory" says that for humans to survive in space, missions must duplicate ecological conditions found back home, including Earth's gravity.

Zero gravity isn't all that fun in prolonged periods. Here's how humanity can create artificial gravity.

Astronauts floating in space stations might be a thing of the past in the foreseeable future. Astronauts floating in space stations might be a thing of the past in the foreseeable future.

Microgravity can have disastrous effects on human health, but NASA claims that artificial gravity may provide protection.

New plans for ultra-futuristic bases on Mars and the Moon create artificial gravity by rotating the base itself like a centrifuge.

NASAs Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program has awarded funding to 17 researchers for varied futuristic space technologies.