No this is the third iteration of a crewed station

Starship? I think It's a falcon 9 that will put this in space

Haven 1 will launch on a f9 and dock with a dragon

yeah, falcon is launching haven you might be thinking of another one, like gravatics

They will design a Starship sized module, though.

Yeah my bad guys confused it for vast 1

I forget but this is the solar wing system for the haven one right

@@Angor_rot9083 yes

Yes, it does! The station uses centrefugal force to create the sense of gravity. However, the force is related to your speed, so moving up or down the station would lead to different levels of gravity throughout.

i remember last year on their website it said something like 2030s-2040s.

Cool thing is that all you need is a wide enough diameter and then extra launches for more modules. The circumference of the ring won’t be a perfect circle, but it’d be close. With a diameter of 7 modules, you can make a ring of ~22 modules.

I think the idea is that you get a greater force due to the radius from the centre being much longer you won't require as much acceleration and maybe also the solar panels will always be facing the sun, it's very interesting I'm just guessing

@@valheruguild true, if the solar panels where always moving away from the sun that would be a problem, then again I think its weird how the gravity would work. Like imagine being in between the center and the end of the station. You would constantly be getting dragged to the edge.

I had thought it was going to be the roll and wondered how that would work with such a thin tube. I am not sure this is any better. Thegradient for the "gravity" strikes me as one that will cause a lot of problems. It also means that the tendency would be for everything to move towards the ends. How does one dock with this? Does the spin have to stop? HOw is the spin started, adjusted, or stopped? How is the mass balanced and what happens if there is too much on one end versus the other? With the roll, which it is really too narrow to do that, a ship could dock at one of the ends. Everything would fall towards the "floor", the outside wall I feel like I am channelling a membership in DENSA, I can not understand how this can work in reality. .

@@valheruguild With the roll version there is no reason for the solar panels to change orientation if they are attached to the station with bands that the station can roll under

You cannot make it "roll" because the gravity gradient would be too important on a too small distance. The human body needs to receive a similar amount of gravity from head to toes otherwise you will get extremely disea. That's the number one reason why gravitational stations need to be that big, to be as far from the center of rotation as possible, hense getting a homogenous gravity feeling on the body, whereas it's at the feets or the head. It does not matter that much if some "levels" in the station are at different gravity intensity (far or close to the center of rotation, the human body will be fine even with a 30 or 50% earth gravity level, as long as the feeling is homogenous from head to toes, hense the big rotation radius.)

Yuppers

Yeah, on their website I think they mention they want different levels of this "stick" station to have gravity corresponding to earth, mars, the moon, etc. so people can train for various missions onboard.

@@Parthanaux I see.

​@@Parthanaux It's not going to work. Also we all know someone would abuse it to be the first to have gay sex at Moon gravity. The risk of unapproved use is too high and from earth they have no way to stop it. This could end in disaster if it ever gets build.