TV and Film

If you dont mind subtitles and like a true story , the hell of 63,  a Dutch film about the 11city skating marathon in 1963. Its gruelling in any year its skated 200km on natural ice across the province but 63 was the worst,  of the 9294 starters only 69 finished.

I don't usually go for pure fantasy at all but do like it when I can link things into real science.  That way I prefer Star Trek to Star Wars but like both.

It's interesting and makes me wonder, getting into reality, as to exactly what would happen. Any physical object has gravity, even something like a marble, but the force is weak. When you get to planet size you do get what we have here on Earth. On the Moon it is far less so the astronauts could jump or play gold easier lol. From that, taking the Death Star as a moon size object it would have detectable gravity, but how much? Without the spinning that they have suggested from time to time certainly not enough to appear to walk normally. One thought that does occur to me, taken from the idea of the ways the Romulan drive motors use in Star Trek, what would happen if a miniature black hole, or maybe more likely supercompressed matter, was held at the centre of such an object. Maybe useable gravity? What occurs to me though is that the Death Star is so close to a planet. The interaction would be far less predictable. I will make anything work lol.