Can a rotating space settlement in the main asteroid belt be put in the orbit around sun?

Question

I mean to say a rotating space settlement in sun's orbit?Do we require the tangential velocity of sun?How will we launch it?

Answer 1

Artificial intelligence robot construction would help.

Answer 2

You can put any body in orbit of any other body, it's a question of a few simple computations. However there are more practical concerns in your case. The sun's energy would probably vaporize anything we put too close to it, or atleast heat it to the point of turning it into a molten mass of metal. Human beings would not survive.

Answer 3

You would have to monitor the asteroids - be aware of movements - hope no unexpected movements - rotating meaning gravity? size - cold have adverse affects on other orbits and or may not be able to relocate for deep space travelers (comets, etc.,)

Answer 4

With as many smaller asteroids that exist that we haven't even charted, I don't think putting a space station in the asteroid belt would be very wise.

Answer 5

I have no idea what your question is. If you're asking if we are capable of putting something in orbit around the sun, the answer is yes.

Answer 6

it particularly is cool. even with the indisputable fact that, some caveats;there could be great cosmic rays on account that there could be no protecting ecosystem, there could be grand temperature fluctuations additionally for an identical reason, there could be a great form of dangerous meteor and cosmic debris bathe nonetheless for an identical reason, and there could be very small gravitation, and one result's that our settlers will go through probable deadly weakening.