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For questions about the use and perception of science by the inhabitants of a fictional world. Contrast with [science-based] which is for explaining fictional things with real-world science. Whereas [science-based] builds worlds using science (ex. "How could a dragon realistically breathe fire?"), [science-in-society] asks how people treat and use science in-world (ex. "How would a society with a taboo on dissecting people develop medicine?").
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Space City Gravity [duplicate]
First time post, so sorry if I seem rather clueless. Anyway, if there was a large city in space and I wanted it to have gravity. I know one of the only realistic options would be to emulate the artifi …
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