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SF (non-Military) Question of the Day!	by Illiad	2007-05-18 00:01:48
Depends how you count space elevators	by admeralthrawn	2007-05-18 00:13:28
Hang on, how can you stuff 6 billion people	by Klaranth	2007-05-18 02:02:47
Let's do the math	by Control	2007-05-18 02:21:29
Wouldnt it be better to have three rings, each	by Klaranth	2007-05-18 02:40:59
That'd cause problems with space elevators.	by Phoon	2007-05-18 02:44:34
What about the "wobble" in axial tilt?	by skern	2007-05-18 04:43:04
Do you mean Chandler Wobble?	by Control	2007-05-18 23:31:59
Or just the normal axial precession? The precession is a slow movement, like the axis of a spinning top. I completes one full circle once every 24000 years. I'd assume that's slow enough that the ring would shift along with earth without any great problems. Seeing as it's rotating, you might see some slight warping due to inertial changes. The Chandler wobble is such a small movement (about 20 meters at the poles) that it really wouldn't have any effect on the ring.
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