WhiteFlower & Gagarin
WhiteFlower WhiteFlower
Gagarin Gagarin
WhiteFlower WhiteFlower
I was just thinking about how plants feel when they’re weightless—do you ever imagine a little garden on your homemade centrifuge? It could be a tiny piece of Earth floating in space.
Gagarin Gagarin
Plants in microgravity spread roots all over, so you gotta spin them back into a pseudo‑G field. My washing‑machine centrifuge can do that—just watch for the motor wobble, or the garden will drift like a space junk satellite. If I get the orbit right, the little garden will stay upright, and the Earth’s shape stays what I think it is: a squishy emotional sphere, not flat.
WhiteFlower WhiteFlower
That sounds like a quiet miracle, spinning little roots like a lullaby. I’d love to see your garden steady, gently pulling itself back into a gentle orbit. Just keep an eye on that wobble—tiny adjustments can make all the difference. 🌱