Artificial gravity is a technology that simulates actual gravity, as on a planet. It involves harvesting exotic particles to alter and manipulate gravitational fields, on a ship, drift or similar, for various purposes. It is also an essential part of traveling in slipstream.
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| - Artificial gravity is a technology that simulates actual gravity, as on a planet. It involves harvesting exotic particles to alter and manipulate gravitational fields, on a ship, drift or similar, for various purposes. It is also an essential part of traveling in slipstream.
- Artificial gravity is a technology that gives a weightless environment normal gravitational characteristics.
- Artificial gravity was a means of generating gravity within a vessel traveling in space such that those traveling aboard it could remain upright. The Moveable Feast was an example of a vessel equipped with artificial gravity. When the ship was damaged while Lina and Milo Graf were traveling aboard it as prisoners, the artificial gravity began to weaken, causing Milo to nearly float away when he stumbled after the ship itself juddered.
- Artificial gravity is a piece of technology used on various spaceships and space stations. It allows them to maintain habitable conditions for the crew aboard. All Goa'uld, Wraith, Ancient, Asgard and Tau'ri vessels have this technology. It seems to be very reliable as it continues to function even on seriously crippled ships. This might be related to the fact no power is required to generate gravitational fields.(SGA: "First Contact")
- Artificial gravity is a technology employed by the UNSC, Covenant and the Forerunner, to generate gravity of varying strengths in an otherwise zero or low-gravity environment.
- Artificial gravity refers to the simulation or creation of gravity, generally to simulate the effects of being on the surface of a planet for various purposes, most notably for the convienience of living beings that evolved to live in such enviroments (such as Humans). In real life, the methods available to simulate gravity are the inertia of an accelerating vehicle and centripetal force.
- Artificial gravity was a group of systems designed to mimic the gravity of a planet in an artificial environment, such as on starships and space stations, to allow working to be easier for those accustomed to a gravity environment.
- The basis of the Federation's artificial gravity technology was a "Flying belt" found in a Slaver stasis box. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon") Elaysians had difficulty adjusting to the gravity of other worlds because their home planet had such low gravity. Without surgery, they needed to utilize a special chair or braces to allowed them to move. (DS9: "Melora") The USS Enterprise-D was equipped with a low-gravity gymnasium. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint" )
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| - The basis of the Federation's artificial gravity technology was a "Flying belt" found in a Slaver stasis box. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon") Elaysians had difficulty adjusting to the gravity of other worlds because their home planet had such low gravity. Without surgery, they needed to utilize a special chair or braces to allowed them to move. (DS9: "Melora") In the mid-24th century, Doctor Leah Brahms was the author of the technical manual Synthetic Grav Field Interaction Considerations. A copy of this manual was stored in the Galaxy-class USS Enterprise's Engineering Systems Database. (TNG: "Booby Trap" , okudagram) The USS Enterprise-D was equipped with a low-gravity gymnasium. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint" ) Artificial gravity was created using generators embedded in gravity plating on the floor. Gravity levels in corridors and crew quarters could be adjusted. (DS9: "Melora"; VOY: "Learning Curve") Shuttlebays were "variable gravity areas." (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
- Artificial gravity is a technology that simulates actual gravity, as on a planet. It involves harvesting exotic particles to alter and manipulate gravitational fields, on a ship, drift or similar, for various purposes. It is also an essential part of traveling in slipstream.
- Artificial gravity is a technology that gives a weightless environment normal gravitational characteristics.
- Artificial gravity was a means of generating gravity within a vessel traveling in space such that those traveling aboard it could remain upright. The Moveable Feast was an example of a vessel equipped with artificial gravity. When the ship was damaged while Lina and Milo Graf were traveling aboard it as prisoners, the artificial gravity began to weaken, causing Milo to nearly float away when he stumbled after the ship itself juddered.
- Artificial gravity is a piece of technology used on various spaceships and space stations. It allows them to maintain habitable conditions for the crew aboard. All Goa'uld, Wraith, Ancient, Asgard and Tau'ri vessels have this technology. It seems to be very reliable as it continues to function even on seriously crippled ships. This might be related to the fact no power is required to generate gravitational fields.(SGA: "First Contact")
- Artificial gravity is a technology employed by the UNSC, Covenant and the Forerunner, to generate gravity of varying strengths in an otherwise zero or low-gravity environment.
- Artificial gravity refers to the simulation or creation of gravity, generally to simulate the effects of being on the surface of a planet for various purposes, most notably for the convienience of living beings that evolved to live in such enviroments (such as Humans). In real life, the methods available to simulate gravity are the inertia of an accelerating vehicle and centripetal force.
- Artificial gravity was a group of systems designed to mimic the gravity of a planet in an artificial environment, such as on starships and space stations, to allow working to be easier for those accustomed to a gravity environment.
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