> Artifical Gravity:
> I've kinda imagined a tube (made of some sort of 'really cool metal') that
> is filled with densely packed gravitons.
> These particles proprogate throughout the tube in a closed loop.
> I imagine there would be some energy to contain the gravitons in the tube.
Sorry, but gravitons can't affect you if they are confined to the
tube.
Gravitons "do" gravity by being exchanged between two bodys,
resulting in the bodies being attracted to each other.
> Yes, I know it's not hard science, but I'm trying to make a case for
> artifical gravity sound as scientific as I can...
Then avoid getting overly specific...
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