A habitation module with a gravity chamber that provides an artificial gravity environment. In one embodiment, the gravity chamber includes an inner cylindrical structure, outer wall segments that are attachable to one another to form an outer cylindrical wall, and opposing side walls having support members that are extendable. The gravity chamber has a first diameter when the support members are contracted, and has a larger second diameter when the support members are extended. The gravity chamber connects to the habitation module with rotating attachment members so that the gravity chamber rotates about an axis. The habitation module also includes an inflatable shell that encompasses the gravity chamber.

A habitation module with a gravity chamber that provides an artificial gravity environment. In one embodiment, the gravity chamber is annular and includes an outer cylindrical wall, an inner cylindrical structure, and opposing side walls that connect the outer cylindrical wall and the inner cylindrical structure. The gravity chamber attaches to a cylindrical core member of the habitation module with support bearings. The support bearing includes an inner race attached to the cylindrical core member, and an outer race attached to the gravity chamber. A drive mechanism drives the outer race of the support bearing to rotate the gravity chamber about an axis to simulate a gravitational force within the gravity chamber.

A habitation module with a gravity chamber that provides an artificial gravity environment. In one embodiment, the gravity chamber includes an outer cylindrical wall and opposing side walls. The gravity chamber attaches to a hull of the habitation module with support bearings. The support bearing includes an outer race attached to an inner surface of the hull, and an inner race attached to the gravity chamber. A drive mechanism drives the inner race of the support bearing to rotate the gravity chamber about an axis to simulate a gravitational force within the gravity chamber.

A habitation module with a gravity chamber that rotates to provide an artificial gravity environment. In one embodiment, a portal chamber is installed adjacent to the gravity chamber and configured to rotate about the same axis. The portal chamber includes a brake mechanism to stop the rotation of the portal chamber, a first access opening for a crew member to pass between an interior of the habitation module and the portal chamber while rotation of the portal chamber is stopped, an engagement mechanism that engages the gravity chamber to rotate the portal chamber about the axis at a speed of the gravity chamber, and a second access opening for the crew member to pass between the portal chamber and the gravity chamber while the portal chamber rotates at the speed of the gravity chamber.

A habitation module with a gravity chamber that provides an artificial gravity environment. In one embodiment, the gravity chamber is annular and includes an outer cylindrical wall, an inner cylindrical structure, and opposing side walls that connect the outer cylindrical wall and the inner cylindrical structure. The gravity chamber attaches to an outer surface of a hull of the habitation module with support bearings. The support bearing includes an inner race attached to the outer surface of the hull, and an outer race attached to the gravity chamber. A drive mechanism drives the outer race of the support bearing to rotate the gravity chamber about an axis to simulate a gravitational force within the gravity chamber.

An aerodynamic platform or spacecraft including a habitable 1G centripetal force rotating gravity producing interior corridor within an aerodynamic shell and an aerodynamic drone booster launch system with reentry and reuse capability.

A method of generating a localized gravitational field and gravity in the vicinity of a block of frozen hydrogen that has been polarized with respect to the composite proton and gluon spin. This is a practical application of the theory that polarized gluon spin generates an enhanced excitation of the gluon field in the vicinity of the block of frozen hydrogen which in turn causes a dilation of the particulate space of loop quantum gravity and concurrent dilation of time which becomes gravity.

Hypergravity system comprising a mechanical shaft connected to at least one central motor configured to cause rotational movement to the mechanical shaft, at least one connecting arm connected to the mechanical shaft, at least one housing chamber, and wherein each housing chamber is connected to a connecting arm by means of a hinged connection, wherein the hinged connection is configured so that, during rotation of the mechanical shaft, the housing chambers move radially outwards wherein the connecting arm comprises at least one object passage configured to enable the entry and/or exit of objects into the housing chamber by the connecting arm.

The present disclosure provides an apparatus comprising a first outer ring module and a second outer ring module configured to produce artificial gravity environments when revolved about a rotational axis. At least one circumferential access tube may connect the first and second outer ring modules. A central hub may be connected to the first and second outer ring modules via first and second radial access tubes, respectively. A microgravity module may be located coaxial with the rotational axis and connected to the central hub via a rotary union. The apparatus may enable simultaneous provision of artificial gravity and microgravity environments within a single space vehicle structure, allowing for diverse research, manufacturing, and habitation capabilities in space.