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[Seraphi]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

[Wisp]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

[jasignhagj]

Progress (116 Bil)

6/15 - SS Kazakhia (50 Bil)

11/30 - Port Uzbekia (25 Bil)

4/50 - Inter-Planetary Orbital Missile Grid (16 Bil)

GrimDeath's Super Secret Project - 1/6 (25 Bil)

 

Doom, im still wondering how much you want for plasma window tech.

[Wisp]

Progress (116 Bil)

6/15 - SS Kazakhia (50 Bil)

11/30 - Port Uzbekia (25 Bil)

4/50 - Inter-Planetary Orbital Missile Grid (16 Bil)

GrimDeath's Super Secret Project - 1/6 (25 Bil)

 

Doom, im still wondering how much you want for plasma window tech.

Sorry, I forgot to say, I've decided not to sell any of my tech anymore, since it benefits the other person usually way more than me.

[jasignhagj]

Damn. How long would it take to research plasma windows?

[Aeon_]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

Yeah that's more of what I was thinking. I want to have a long reach so I can reach other systems efficiently.

[Icuownage]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

Yeah that's more of what I was thinking. I want to have a long reach so I can reach other systems efficiently.

 

 

Why do you need terraforming?

There are many planets you can colonize that don't need it.

[Aeon_]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

Yeah that's more of what I was thinking. I want to have a long reach so I can reach other systems efficiently.

 

 

Why do you need terraforming?

There are many planets you can colonize that don't need it.

It means if there is an uninhabitable planet near somewhere I want to keep on eye on/use it as a shipyard close® to enemy planets and friendlies.

[The_Mather1]

Damn. How long would it take to research plasma windows?

You could buy it from me.

[Wisp]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

Yeah that's more of what I was thinking. I want to have a long reach so I can reach other systems efficiently.

 

 

Why do you need terraforming?

There are many planets you can colonize that don't need it.

Well, the advantages would be that he could be on a planet other people couldn't colonize. So if he managed to set up one on a volcanic planet, he would be able to defend it from ground attack way easier.

 

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

[Seraphi]

Basically, a planet that is negative to your race, will always be negative, unless you happen to have a couple quadrillion in spare funding.

[Aeon_]

Is working on terraforming OK? I want my Veroxians to be called an empire for a reason. :P

Actually, not really.

Mars was basically a godmod. In reality, the materials and chemicals needed for terraformation cost several quadrillion.

The closest thing you could do logically, I think is terraform a part of the planet, and somehow contain the atmosphere in that part. Maybe a dome of some sort.

Yeah that's more of what I was thinking. I want to have a long reach so I can reach other systems efficiently.

 

 

 

Why do you need terraforming?

There are many planets you can colonize that don't need it.

Well, the advantages would be that he could be on a planet other people couldn't colonize. So if he managed to set up one on a volcanic planet, he would be able to defend it from ground attack way easier.

 

 

 

And use the energy of a volcano to power things.

[Hedgehog]

A ship has been sent to Earth to retrieve a narwhal and a horse, we're gonna make a unicorn.

[Seraphi]

Take horse, take clay horn.

Apply glue to horse head, attach clay horn.

Tada, unicorn.

[Hedgehog]

Not the same.

[Grim_]

My ion cannon is 2/3 complete.

 

Two more warships have joined my space fleet.

 

We begin working on earth to space missiles.

Rocco you already have them they are part of the tech you get when you are in the NWO

Also this is to mather and hex~ Shut the [bleep] up as ross said there is no evidence for subspace foam and even if you could produce one of those things it would cost several trillion dollars and produce less energy than one. Also dont try to screw around with your gdp. Finally 500,000 slaves vs. 5,000 warriors I think you have a revolution on your hands.

[The_Mather1]

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

My scientists have been able to find a way to generate electricity out of alpha radiation, although not near effective enough to halt all further research on the topic.

I start making objects capable of both opening a sub-space window and converting radiation the size of 5 P90's side by side, I call the ZPM's, Zero Point Modules due to the fact that they are modules that use zero point energy generated by subspace foam.

 

I start working on a way to bend plasma windows into spheres.

Page 22.

Although ZPM research started long before that post(maybe 10 or so pages).

[Grim_]

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

My scientists have been able to find a way to generate electricity out of alpha radiation, although not near effective enough to halt all further research on the topic.

I start making objects capable of both opening a sub-space window and converting radiation the size of 5 P90's side by side, I call the ZPM's, Zero Point Modules due to the fact that they are modules that use zero point energy generated by subspace foam.

 

I start working on a way to bend plasma windows into spheres.

Page 22.

Although ZPM research started long before that post(maybe 10 or so pages).

And thanks to your spamming that was 1 day ago :shame:

[The_Mather1]

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

My scientists have been able to find a way to generate electricity out of alpha radiation, although not near effective enough to halt all further research on the topic.

I start making objects capable of both opening a sub-space window and converting radiation the size of 5 P90's side by side, I call the ZPM's, Zero Point Modules due to the fact that they are modules that use zero point energy generated by subspace foam.

 

I start working on a way to bend plasma windows into spheres.

Page 22.

Although ZPM research started long before that post(maybe 10 or so pages).

And thanks to your spamming that was 1 day ago :shame:

Actually 5 look at the datestamp.

 

Also this is to mather and hex~ Shut the [bleep] up as ross said there is no evidence for subspace foam and even if you could produce one of those things it would cost several trillion dollars and produce less energy than one. Also dont try to screw around with your gdp. Finally 500,000 slaves vs. 5,000 warriors I think you have a revolution on your hands.

Quantum foam, also referred to as spacetime foam, is a concept in quantum mechanics, devised by John Wheeler in 1955. The foam is supposedly the foundations of the fabric of the universe,[1] but it can also be used as a qualitative description of subatomic spacetime turbulence at extremely small distances of the order of the Planck length. At such small scales of time and space the uncertainty principle allows particles and energy to briefly come into existence, and then annihilate, without violating conservation laws. As the scale of time and space being discussed shrinks, the energy of the virtual particles increases. Since energy curves spacetime according to Einstein's theory of general relativity, this suggests that at sufficiently small scales the energy of the fluctuations would be large enough to cause significant departures from the smooth spacetime seen at larger scales, giving spacetime a "foamy" character. However, without a theory of quantum gravity it is impossible to be certain what spacetime would look like at these scales, since it is thought that existing theories do not give accurate predictions in this domain. However, observations of radiation from nearby quasars by Floyd Stecker of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., have placed strong limits on the possible violations of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity implied by the existence of quantum foam.

 

Also no revolution as all slaves are unarmed and kept away from all weapons/armor while the Jaffa wariors are physicaly stronger than humans.

[Hedgehog]

You are starting to become a horrible leader.

[The_Mather1]

You are starting to become a horrible leader.

Don't think the Goa'uld and Jaffa would agree to that, and the slaves will probably not consider that either as they only know they have higher taxes then the rest.

[Wisp]

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

My scientists have been able to find a way to generate electricity out of alpha radiation, although not near effective enough to halt all further research on the topic.

I start making objects capable of both opening a sub-space window and converting radiation the size of 5 P90's side by side, I call the ZPM's, Zero Point Modules due to the fact that they are modules that use zero point energy generated by subspace foam.

 

I start working on a way to bend plasma windows into spheres.

Page 22.

Although ZPM research started long before that post(maybe 10 or so pages).

And thanks to your spamming that was 1 day ago :shame:

You never said anything about plasma windows, other than bending them. If you don't have them, you can't bend them. Plus you canceled that project, iirc.

[Grim_]

[hide]

You could buy it from me.

When exactly did you research it? Along with pulling subspace foam out of your [wagon], and tons of other stuff, when did you have time to research that?

My scientists have been able to find a way to generate electricity out of alpha radiation, although not near effective enough to halt all further research on the topic.

I start making objects capable of both opening a sub-space window and converting radiation the size of 5 P90's side by side, I call the ZPM's, Zero Point Modules due to the fact that they are modules that use zero point energy generated by subspace foam.

 

I start working on a way to bend plasma windows into spheres.

Page 22.

Although ZPM research started long before that post(maybe 10 or so pages).

And thanks to your spamming that was 1 day ago :shame:

Actually 5 look at the datestamp.

 

Also this is to mather and hex~ Shut the [bleep] up as ross said there is no evidence for subspace foam and even if you could produce one of those things it would cost several trillion dollars and produce less energy than one. Also dont try to screw around with your gdp. Finally 500,000 slaves vs. 5,000 warriors I think you have a revolution on your hands.

Quantum foam, also referred to as spacetime foam, is a concept in quantum mechanics, devised by John Wheeler in 1955. The foam is supposedly the foundations of the fabric of the universe,[1] but it can also be used as a qualitative description of subatomic spacetime turbulence at extremely small distances of the order of the Planck length. At such small scales of time and space the uncertainty principle allows particles and energy to briefly come into existence, and then annihilate, without violating conservation laws. As the scale of time and space being discussed shrinks, the energy of the virtual particles increases. Since energy curves spacetime according to Einstein's theory of general relativity, this suggests that at sufficiently small scales the energy of the fluctuations would be large enough to cause significant departures from the smooth spacetime seen at larger scales, giving spacetime a "foamy" character. However, without a theory of quantum gravity it is impossible to be certain what spacetime would look like at these scales, since it is thought that existing theories do not give accurate predictions in this domain. However, observations of radiation from nearby quasars by Floyd Stecker of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., have placed strong limits on the possible violations of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity implied by the existence of quantum foam.

 

Also no revolution as all slaves are unarmed and kept away from all weapons/armor while the Jaffa wariors are physicaly stronger than humans.

[/hide]

yeah except its 100 to one and I doubt humans like being called "slaves" Also this still doesnt explain how you keep it in space for more than a milisecond.

[The_Mather1]

^We don't call them slaves to their faces, I just think slaves are easier to type than humans. And keeping what up for milliseconds?

You never said anything about plasma windows, other than bending them. If you don't have them, you can't bend them. Plus you canceled that project, iirc.

I did, I even learned a bit about them myself first. And I didn't cancel them, they were the replacement for another tech(EM-shield).

[Wisp]

^We don't call them slaves to their faces, I just think slaves are easier to type than humans. And keeping what up for milliseconds?

You never said anything about plasma windows, other than bending them. If you don't have them, you can't bend them. Plus you canceled that project, iirc.

I did, I even learned a bit about them myself first. And I didn't cancel them, they were the replacement for another tech(EM-shield).

Regardless, you can research bending plasma windows all you want, but you still never researched the windows themselves.