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[Jehosaphat]

It wasn't rude.

 

Anyone going to post in zombie plans revised?

Yes, it was rude. Unless your definition of rude is nonexistent, which it appears to be.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

Hex, you also can't buy it because you don't have a country.

I lol'd

[Jehosaphat]

Hex, you also can't buy it because you don't have a country.

True dat.

 

Wait, if hex has no country, why is he still sticking around here?

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

Hex, you also can't buy it because you don't have a country.

True dat.

 

Wait, if hex has no country, why is he still sticking around here?

 

I'm rejoining in five days, I gave my country to dusty.

[RpgGamer]

When we switch over, all current cloning projects will be complete. Some are already, so pick them up whenever you feel like it.

 

Errant Venture has been equipped with the dioxide converters and is making it's way to Mars.

 

Production of Spaceship building areas in Mar's orbit will begin effective immidiatly.

 

'super' diggers are becoming quite handy and are able to tunnel deep into the ground at rediculous speeds. Pressure is becoming less of an issue, but the sheer speed of them seems to be overheating the drillbit. More funds - AWAY!

 

long range homing beacon research is complete, one has been placed in Madagascar. Two are on Errant Venture (one to be placed on Mars). The frequenies of these beacons can be bought for a simple 2 million dollars. Or you could spend a few million, and research/produce your own. Your choice really. But good luck finding your way to coordinates without homing beacons. The ahrd part is going to be trying to find TerrAvenger to equip it with one...

 

Did I have anything else going on that anyone remembers?

[Jehosaphat]

Errant Venture has been equipped with the dioxide converters and is making it's way to Mars.

 

Did you research those yerself, or did you just buy them from me? If so, I wanna know how much you bought them for - be reasonable, now - because I need to know if that's any more money I can have going towards research.

[The Dark Lord]

Pax Britannica: 17/20 (will be done Friday)

2 long-range colony ships: 3/6

4 battlecruisers: 2/6

Project Stellar Strife: 4/6

S2E: 7/10

 

Just a clarification: All of my ships (excluding my only Mars colony ship) have warp engines, which will only be usable by the time the Dyson bubble is finished. However, they are also capable of conventional travel, and they can travel at near-luminal speeds.

 

Project Stellar Strife involves unmanned stellar fighter craft that can be stored in Pax Britannica's hangars.

[Jehosaphat]

Errant Venture has been equipped with the dioxide converters and is making it's way to Mars.

 

Did you research those yerself, or did you just buy them from me? If so, I wanna know how much you bought them for - be reasonable, now - because I need to know if that's any more money I can have going towards research.

I'll buy the technology for $4 billion.

Sold. Anyone else want the tech?

[The_Mather1]

Sufficcient EM-thrusters to send the city-ship into space has been made and are now being mounted under it.

To make it easier to remember I just name it Atlantis now, instead of waiting until its done.

 

What's a dioxide converter? I get that it converts something with two oxygen atoms per molecule into something else, but what.

BTW: -dioxide is more correct than just dioxide I think, dioxide is normal oxygen while -dioxide means something that contains two oxygen atoms per molecule.

[Wisp]

Geothermal research has been completed, and is starting to be used on the majority of my habitats. This will supply my people with about 80% of our required energy, for most utilities, and transport (Transport mainly being automated public transit, with a few private vehicles)

 

The exterior of my building is complete.

[Seraphi]

So the building is a giant geothermal plant? Or were the two unrelated?

[Jehosaphat]

Sufficcient EM-thrusters to send the city-ship into space has been made and are now being mounted under it.

To make it easier to remember I just name it Atlantis now, instead of waiting until its done.

 

What's a dioxide converter? I get that it converts something with two oxygen atoms per molecule into something else, but what.

BTW: -dioxide is more correct than just dioxide I think, dioxide is normal oxygen while -dioxide means something that contains two oxygen atoms per molecule.

Yeah, -dioxide is probably more correct. But how exactly would one say "-dioxide"? And dioxide converter is just easier to type.

 

And to answer your question, a dioxide converter basically converts anything with 2 oxygen molecules and any other molecule (carbon dioxide, etc.) into oxygen, which is let out into the air, and "waste molecules," some of which are released into the air to prevent too high of an oxygen concentration and some of which are put into a disposal bin, which would need to be emptied periodically.

 

Basically it causes a chemical conversion from XO₂ to X + O₂, where the "x" element is any element that can combine in that way.

[Wisp]

Mather, how big is the city?

 

Ross, they're related, but it's not geothermal.

[The_Mather1]

Sufficcient EM-thrusters to send the city-ship into space has been made and are now being mounted under it.

To make it easier to remember I just name it Atlantis now, instead of waiting until its done.

 

What's a dioxide converter? I get that it converts something with two oxygen atoms per molecule into something else, but what.

BTW: -dioxide is more correct than just dioxide I think, dioxide is normal oxygen while -dioxide means something that contains two oxygen atoms per molecule.

Yeah, -dioxide is probably more correct. But how exactly would one say "-dioxide"? And dioxide converter is just easier to type.

 

And to answer your question, a dioxide converter basically converts anything with 2 oxygen molecules and any other molecule (carbon dioxide, etc.) into oxygen, which is let out into the air, and "waste molecules," some of which are released into the air to prevent too high of an oxygen concentration and some of which are put into a disposal bin, which would need to be emptied periodically.

 

Basically it causes a chemical conversion from XO₂ to X + O₂, where the "x" element is any element that can combine in that way.

Wouldn't it be better to call it a carbondioxide or CO2 converter, that's the only -O2 gass we produce as a biproduct.

[Jehosaphat]

Sufficcient EM-thrusters to send the city-ship into space has been made and are now being mounted under it.

To make it easier to remember I just name it Atlantis now, instead of waiting until its done.

 

What's a dioxide converter? I get that it converts something with two oxygen atoms per molecule into something else, but what.

BTW: -dioxide is more correct than just dioxide I think, dioxide is normal oxygen while -dioxide means something that contains two oxygen atoms per molecule.

Yeah, -dioxide is probably more correct. But how exactly would one say "-dioxide"? And dioxide converter is just easier to type.

 

And to answer your question, a dioxide converter basically converts anything with 2 oxygen molecules and any other molecule (carbon dioxide, etc.) into oxygen, which is let out into the air, and "waste molecules," some of which are released into the air to prevent too high of an oxygen concentration and some of which are put into a disposal bin, which would need to be emptied periodically.

 

Basically it causes a chemical conversion from XO₂ to X + O₂, where the "x" element is any element that can combine in that way.

Wouldn't it be better to call it a carbondioxide or CO2 converter, that's the only -O2 gass we produce as a biproduct.

It's best used as a CO₂ converter, however, it can be used for any other O₂ molecule as well.

[The Dark Lord]

Project Stellar Strife: 4/6*

 

Okay, this project is now having stuff added to it. I will have the tech for stellar fighters in two days, but I am going to add a part B to the project itself, which will deal with AI for unmanned fighters. Ross has given me some of his AI tech in order for me to study and adapt it for unmanned stellar fighters due to the fighters' ability for complex manoeuvres. This will give me a huge advantage within the field of unmanned fighters due to the elimination of the human element, allowing for more complex manoeuvres, last-second commands, faster/more accurate firing, etc.

 

Project Stellar Strife B will take another 8 years to complete.

 

Project Stellar Strife A: 4/6

Project Stellar Strife B: 0/8

 

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We are now producing 150 Helios spheres over the course of 4 years, costing 3.75 billion total.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

[The_Mather1]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

Sorry, Hex, but if you tried to breathe liquid air you'd freeze to death.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

Sorry, Hex, but if you tried to breathe liquid air you'd freeze to death.

I wouldn't be breathing air I'd be breathing perfluorocarbons. The rainbowmancers strong insides would allow it.

[The_Mather1]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

Sorry, Hex, but if you tried to breathe liquid air you'd freeze to death.

I wouldn't be breathing air I'd be breathing perfluorocarbons. The rainbowmancers strong insides would allow it.

No matter how you make it an fluid, the new form would make the air have a temperature about the level of liquid nitrogen(as it consists mostly of it in gas form) to stay liquid and compressed. :ugeek:

[Wisp]

Project Stellar Strife: 4/6*

 

Okay, this project is now having stuff added to it. I will have the tech for stellar fighters in two days, but I am going to add a part B to the project itself, which will deal with AI for unmanned fighters. Ross has given me some of his AI tech in order for me to study and adapt it for unmanned stellar fighters due to the fighters' ability for complex manoeuvres. This will give me a huge advantage within the field of unmanned fighters due to the elimination of the human element, allowing for more complex manoeuvres, last-second commands, faster/more accurate firing, etc.

 

Project Stellar Strife B will take another 8 years to complete.

 

Project Stellar Strife A: 4/6

Project Stellar Strife B: 0/8

 

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We are now producing 150 Helios spheres over the course of 4 years, costing 3.75 billion total.

So how big exactly is a helios sphere? And a better description of it other than it's a defensive platform. Because if they cost 3.75 billion for 150, they are probably about the size of a tv, if you're lucky. Getting them into space would cost as much as building them too.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

Sorry, Hex, but if you tried to breathe liquid air you'd freeze to death.

I wouldn't be breathing air I'd be breathing perfluorocarbons. The rainbowmancers strong insides would allow it.

No matter how you make it an fluid, the new form would make the air have a temperature about the level of liquid nitrogen(as it consists mostly of it in gas form) to stay liquid and compressed. :ugeek:

look perfluorocarbons up.

Also I won't be able to use them until I give the cyberkinetic limbs.

[The Dark Lord]

Ross, for what happened yesterday. I didn't mean ferrofluids I meant Perfluorocarbons. They are liquids which contain tons and tons of air allowing you to breathe liquid.

Sorry, Hex, but if you tried to breathe liquid air you'd freeze to death.

I wouldn't be breathing air I'd be breathing perfluorocarbons. The rainbowmancers strong insides would allow it.

 

Perfluorocarbons are actually legit. The only problem with them is the fact that the PFCs are twice as dense as water and can cause problems with gas exchange.

[Seraphi]

Project Stellar Strife: 4/6*

 

Okay, this project is now having stuff added to it. I will have the tech for stellar fighters in two days, but I am going to add a part B to the project itself, which will deal with AI for unmanned fighters. Ross has given me some of his AI tech in order for me to study and adapt it for unmanned stellar fighters due to the fighters' ability for complex manoeuvres. This will give me a huge advantage within the field of unmanned fighters due to the elimination of the human element, allowing for more complex manoeuvres, last-second commands, faster/more accurate firing, etc.

 

Project Stellar Strife B will take another 8 years to complete.

 

Project Stellar Strife A: 4/6

Project Stellar Strife B: 0/8

 

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We are now producing 150 Helios spheres over the course of 4 years, costing 3.75 billion total.

So how big exactly is a helios sphere? And a better description of it other than it's a defensive platform. Because if they cost 3.75 billion for 150, they are probably about the size of a tv, if you're lucky. Getting them into space would cost as much as building them too.

They are assembled in space, and cannot move much at all on their own. the inside is about 80% hollow. They're only about 45m diameter, So assuming the shell is about 4 feet thick and made of tungsten...

 

I have no idea how to go about this.

Maths is most definately Not my strong point :-|

[RpgGamer]

I'll buy the air conversion tech for 4bil as well then. No big deal.

Rocco, your ships have already been released, and most of them are lightyears away. How do you plan on equipping them?

Also I think it was Rocco, but I'm shutting down your telekinesis BS that you posted yesterday, if you didn't get a chance to read the post. Like I said, gravity guns are fine, but Telekinesis is just God-modding.

 

Oh, and I also had single person space craft research going on. I almost forgot about that.