However, I'd be quite curious if the g level is actually very low. You could have a small gently rotating section of a station.
> small gently rotating section of a station
A small rotating section near the center would have extremely uncomfortable tidal effects. You want to be as far as possible from the fulcrum to reduce the tidal effects.Wouldn't work with the 4.5 m size limit of the current ISS modules, it's barely doable with a Starship-wide module, but seems totally doable with inflatables. Bigelow was designing 12m+ wide modules and that was a limitation of the rocket fairing that was launching it. With, say, Starship, the module could be much wider.
I don’t know what is the maximum difference that would be tolerable but it’s not 2x for sure.
So to get it down to single digit % you are looking at 200M+ or so in diameter.
If it’s just for sleeping and liquid pooling at the back won’t pose a health risk then if they are lying down the diameter can be much lower but you are still probably looking at 15-20M which might be possible with inflatable modules I think 3.5-4X expansion would be quite possible with the existing inflatable modules we have.