A room with a stronger gravitational force?

[harris_T]

Hello dear scientists,

I was wondering if it's possible to create a room with a stronger gravitational force, whether on this planet or not, as opposed to an anti-gravity room. This is where athletes such as fighters could train for substantial results. Any ideas on how this could be possible?

Thank you.

 

[Jsimonetti]

Like a place with let's say, 1.2 the times of gravity, so that runners could way more, and therefore train for higher amounts of stamina for races with Earth gravity?

If gravity is the result of the mass of the earth, I really don't know how you could do it unless you had a very large habitable planet lying around.

 

[Danger]

It could be simulated with a centrifuge—a much larger version of the type used for fighter pilot and astronaut training.

 

[Ralph Spencer]

The 747 accelerating upwards at high speed?

 

[Q_Goest]

The 747 accelerating upwards at high speed?

or any aircraft flying in circles.

 

[Nabeshin]

whether on this planet or not

Train on Jupiter?

 

[DaveC426913]

Weights on their arms and legs?

It may not be exactly what you want - but you can't beat it for $$$!

 

[xxChrisxx]

Hello dear scientists,

I was wondering if it's possible to create a room with a stronger gravitational force, whether on this planet or not, as opposed to an anti-gravity room. This is where athletes such as fighters could train for substantial results. Any ideas on how this could be possible?

Thank you.

You've been watching dragonball z haven't you...Sadly no ther eis no way to artificially increase gravity in a localised area in a practical manner.
Dave has the best method, form fitting weights.

 

[gloo]

depending on the results you want. for athletes that need to train their fast twitch muscles they wouldn't want to train that way b/c it trains their muscles to move at less than the fastest speed attainable.