0-G problems

From: omar vega [mailto:oevega@...]

> I agree with you, because I believe that in the long
> term humans will have to adapt to live in zero
> gravity.

Why do you believe this when it's no significant expense or great
engineering difficulty to provide a substitute for gravity via rotation?

> If Man need to change to achieve that, It may
> be the way to go. In nature it's called evolution.

Don't get me wrong; I bet some segment of space-based humanity probably
will chose to "evolve" in this direction. But I don't think all would.
I don't even expect that most will.

Regards,

Mike Combs