/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14591159
There's plan. But from people who are either too dumb to care about health effect or lie to everyone and only want the glory from achieving something like a new manned delivery of flag beyond Earth.

There's simply no profit motive for colonization, space mining will be done best by robots.
There's no political will for colonization and it would start wars if anyone start claiming interesting place like Lagrange point 1 or the best place for a Lunar Elevator.
There's a science motivation to know the effect of artificial gravity, but the cost are currently too high to be worth it.
You can have a market for tourism but it will remain a niche and extremely costly with few individual getting a chance (unless you change the entire economic system).

We are working very hard to create a motive thought.
We are destroying Earth's ecosystem as fast as we can, so fast in fact we may have a motive to create Space colony or a Space Sunshield to save the planet long before having the technology to do so.

>>14564974
We know nowhere enough, we need a much bigger population and for much much longer time (years at minimum) to really understand the effect of 0G on human health.
And yes obviously it would be more efficient in a spinhab that let you modify the gravity at will.