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For questions about artificially modifying the DNA of a life form.
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Real DNA encryption (or at least making it hard to decode/change)
The big problem here is that the organism has to be able to decode its own DNA. Therefore the "decryption mechanism" has to be built-in in the organism.
You can make it more obscure by hiding the imp …
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Constant acceleration as artificial gravity. Would flipping over halfway still be comfortable?
Turnover point doesn't need a period of zero-g or any kind of noticeable effect on the passengers. Simply don't stop thrusting.
That is, when you get to the halfway point of the trajectory you start s …
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