/r/SciFiRealism
The future of everyday life. Science fiction meets Realism!
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Sci-Fi Realism is a visual style that attempts to seamlessly fool the viewer into thinking fantastic technologies are actually real and well-used, giving such tech a sort of visual authenticity akin to an unaltered photograph. It also describes fantastic technologies and happenings that already exist and cause the person to say "I'm living in the future!"
It is a sub-style of Futuristic Realism.
Artwork, photos, videos, gifs, stories, movie screencaps, photoshops, anything goes.
Please credit the artists, creators, and/or copyright holders!
Not everything here is fictional. By the sub's very nature, many images will depict real life situations.
Though they are accepted, try to avoid vistas
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I'm writing a book in which large centrifuge stations (1-5 km radius) are common. I like the idea of stations with multiple wheels attached to the central hub, but I have never seen any practical concept of a giant centrifuge station with more than two wheels. From an engineering/physics standpoint, is there any reason a station with multiple wheels, like the one below, would not work?