If I'm swimming in the 890 Jump swimming pool and the gravity generator gets destroyed, what happens to me and the water in the pool? And will we see a difference between space and atmosphere?
John CreweVehicle Pipeline Director
That is a very difficult question. I would suggest that the water will probably be sucked out of the pool very quickly to avoid a Passengers-style drama happening. As cool as that might be, that terrifies me as a non-programmer. That's really hard. Obviously, if the ship's in gravity, and it's less about space and atmosphere, I assume, where this question is going: gravity in a planet and the gravity drive on your ship goes off.
Jared HuckabyHost, Community
Does the water stay?
John CreweVehicle Pipeline Director
The water stays there. That's in the planet gravity.
Jared HuckabyHost, Community
How about if you're flying upside down?
John CreweVehicle Pipeline Director
If you're flying upside down in an 890 in gravity, the water in your pool is probably the least of your problems.
Jared HuckabyHost, Community
Yeah, something for the physics programmers.
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