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G-Force Capsule is a multi-physics simulation system designed to model an autonomous cryogenic capsule operating under extreme acceleration. It integrates thermal, structural, and life-support dynamics with an adaptive AI controller to maintain internal stability under high-G conditions.

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🚀 G-FORCE CAPSULE SIMULATION SYSTEM

Author: Marta Reinhardt
Version: 1.0.0
License: MIT
Language: Python 3.10+


🧩 Overview

The G-Force Capsule is an advanced multi-physics simulation environment designed to test and validate an autonomous cryogenic capsule operating under high acceleration (up to 10g).

It integrates:

  • Thermal modeling
  • Structural stress analysis
  • Life support environmental control
  • Adaptive AI regulation
  • Automatic data logging

🧱 Architecture

g-force-capsule/ ├── src/ │ ├── init.py │ ├── thermal_sim.py │ ├── stress_sim.py │ ├── life_support_sim.py │ ├── ai_control.py │ └── data_logger.py │ ├── main.py ├── requirements.txt ├── simulation_log.md └── README.md


⚙️ Installation

git clone https://gitlab.com/martasreinhardt/g-force-capsule.git
cd g-force-capsule
pip install -r requirements.txt


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▶️ Usage

To execute the full simulation sequence:

python main.py

This will:

1. Run all simulation modules in order.


2. Collect and log results into simulation_log.md.


3. Display real-time console output for progress tracking.




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🧮 Modules Description

thermal_sim.py

Simulates heat transfer, insulation, and internal temperature gradients through multiple protective layers.
Output metrics:

heat_flux (W/m²)

delta_T (°C)



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stress_sim.py

Analyzes structural deformation and mechanical stress under acceleration up to 10g.
Output metrics:

peak_stress (MPa)

max_deflection (mm)



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life_support_sim.py

Models oxygen and CO₂ exchange, pressure stability, and temperature regulation over multi-hour cycles.
Output metrics:

O2_final (m³)

CO2_final (m³)

temperature_drift (°C)



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ai_control.py

Implements adaptive regulation for homeostasis using control algorithms (PID-like or neural approximation).
Output metrics:

stability_index (0–1 scale)

system_status (nominal / alert)



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data_logger.py

Automatically generates and appends results to simulation_log.md after every execution.
Capabilities:

Timestamped Markdown logs

Modular metric tables

Easy Git diff comparison



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📊 Example Output (from simulation_log.md)

# 🧪 Simulation Run — 2025-11-11 12:00:00 UTC

## Module: `thermal_sim`
| Metric | Value |
|---------|--------|
| heat_flux | 134.5 W/m² |
| delta_T | 22.4 °C |

## Module: `stress_sim`
| Metric | Value |
|---------|--------|
| peak_stress | 412 MPa |
| max_deflection | 0.35 mm |

## Module: `life_support_sim`
| Metric | Value |
|---------|--------|
| O2_final | 0.208 m³ |
| CO2_final | 0.00051 m³ |

## Module: `ai_control`
| Metric | Value |
|---------|--------|
| stability_index | 0.997 |
| system_status | nominal |**Simulation cycle completed successfully.**


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🧠 Future Extensions

neural_agent.py → AI learning from real-time feedback

dashboard_ui.py → real-time visualization in 3D

data_visualizer.py → automated result graphs

hardware_interface.py → integration with onboard sensors



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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for details.


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🌐 Author

Marta Reinhardt
AI Systems Developer — Simulation & Adaptive Design

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