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For questions about extremely large artificial structures, including buildings.
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Prevailing winds on a rotating space habitat
Convection is the answer.
Imagine you are inside a car, traveling at (just to say any speed) 65 mph. You, your clothes, your seat, and (of course) the air inside the car will be traveling at the sa …
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Prevailing winds on a rotating space habitat
Example with an O´Neill cylinder
Because this is a question science based, let´s take a standard O´Neill cylinder. This was a space settlement design proposed by American physicist Gerard K. O'Neill …
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