The space station will have both research-dedicated and living spaces. Its walls and surfaces will be covered in soft ...

In short, it is theoretically possible to create artificial gravity by either constantly accelerating (good luck getting ...

Early NASA concept for creating artificial gravity. Of course, there’s an obvious problem with this: every hour spent exercising in space is an hour that could be better spent doing research or ...

Space startup Vast has shown off the final design of what it claims will be the "world's first commercial space station." The ...

Haven-1 promises a glimpse into humanity's spacefaring future, offering 30-day orbital stays, high-tech research facilities ...

Guided by an iconic former Apple designer, the wood paneling, viewing window, and cozy duvets aboard the Vast Haven-1 ...

The concept of artificial gravity using the inertial force of a rotating spacecraft has been around for over a century and has been a stalwart in the world of science fiction for decades.

Vast Space unveiled the design of the space station it plans to propose to NASA in the next phase of the agency’s program to develop commercial successors to the International Space Station.

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Vast, a California-based startup, is redefining space travel with Haven-1, the world’s first commercial space station.

Astronauts living in zero gravity pose unique design challenges. Creating an environment that is both highly efficient and ...

To combat this, scientists have conceived different designs of installing artificial gravity on spaceships. One way is to rotate the spacecraft, like in the film. The rotation creates a force ...