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While doing this, they'd also be testing artificial gravity + whatever else they use to mitigate the effects of cosmic radiation. Would be a really interesting mission for those who are interested in such things, and those who aren't - I think would in practice ...
As stated before, artificial gravity research hasn’t been a priority with any space agency since the 1960s. It’s likely that an agency might not abandon decades of research in one direction to start off in another. This may be irrelevant since the cost of DragonLab missions (several tens...