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THRILLING WONDER STORIES (October 1951)
Copyright, 1951, by Standard Magazines, Inc.
DISCUSSION
The docking port for the rocket attached to the disk-like space station is
an interesting mechanism unlike the design of the space shuttle docking
systems.
The circular structure of the space station implies a rotational capability
about the station's axis to simulate Earth's gravity. To compute the angular
rotation rate of a space station to simulate Earth's gravity, click
here.
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