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[Grim_]

Grim, which Exo-suits are you reverse-engineering?

If they're mine, I don't think so.

I'm doing the urk orz's but there are few parts of them that I really want and the matter cannon is the only part of the ship that I want.

[Seraphi]

Alrighty then.

[archimage_a]

how would you like researching something for eighty years before someone new comes in and takes control of the game and tells you your tech is disalowed because he thinks some teories are to be marked as unusable?

I wouldn't invent something that was unrealistic and impossible.

 

watts are produced per second, watts = volts * ampere / ohm / time, I think.

So .0 to infinatum*.0 to infinatum / 0 (since its wormholes) / 3,333 years.

So thats 0.

 

Also where did the strange matter bombs that I sent to the sephar system go?

Somewhere, things have just got difficult to control recently, both in game and in real life. Then there is Mather. Then there is Aerokia.

[Grim_]

So they were a victim of the infinite improbability drive archi ;)

[Nero]

My entire fleet is rallying around the Sol System, in prep for an invasion of *somewhere*.

[Retech]

Holy crap. *Prepares for eventuality of total annhialation*

[Nero]

I think I have around 2000 Battleships by now.

[Wisp]

4/5 of the Tefarn fleet is going into warp, and will be waiting about 50 lightyears from sol, while staying in warp.

[Grim_]

oooooooooooooookay then I guess now would be a good time to tell all of you that almost everything on earth was doubled on the eresu system (not anymore until cloning kicks in however) so I have a fleet the size of the one destroyed in the sinabo system waiting there...

[The Dark Lord]

The metal that scientists discovered over a decade ago seems to be light, ductile, and very conductive. When made into an alloy and hammered into a foil, the metal is hard to rip, and it is resistant to high temperatures. The exact rarity of this metal is unknown, but scientists are trying to artificially produce it.

 

 

Defensive structures continue to be produced in the Kajea system.

 

Tech support has been improved for Second Life. Basically, a person can summon the Tech Support during their simulated reality, which can be used either to change the scenario or to fix a glitch. In Second Life, the tech support appears as another human, which allows the person to interact easily with the program.

 

Haven has possibly found the first Farland.

 

Production of the Scion, Birthright, and Pax Britannica continues in Sega-Res.

 

Eden has reached maximum expansion on Zhoreuc.

 

Duna mining continues.

 

Several more mining barges have been created. Several barges have returned to Ema-Quartus.

 

Most of the DNA archiving has been completed.

 

The tourism business has been expanded into space. Cruise ships have been created by private companies. These ships will take people on cruises in the Kajea and Sega-Res systems. Also, the airship tourism business has become increasingly popular.

[Nero]

oooooooooooooookay then I guess now would be a good time to tell all of you that almost everything on earth was doubled on the eresu system (not anymore until cloning kicks in however) so I have a fleet the size of the one destroyed in the sinabo system waiting there...

What do you mean "everything is doubled"?

 

TFS Ragnarok and Terran Fleet Alpha is linking up with the Brazilian Fleet. It's very likely the largest force of spacecraft the universe has ever seen.

[archimage_a]

Sere is sort of the player that I always wanted to be....that damned green banner just got in the way. <_<

 

Grim, I think it was just a convergent temporal nexus, sending your ships back in time by 5 years, before they left, but leaving the rest of the universe as it was. As they say on Star Trek.

[The_Mather1]

how would you like researching something for eighty years before someone new comes in and takes control of the game and tells you your tech is disalowed because he thinks some teories are to be marked as unusable?

I wouldn't invent something that was unrealistic and impossible.

 

watts are produced per second, watts = volts * ampere / ohm / time, I think.

So .0 to infinatum*.0 to infinatum / 0 (since its wormholes) / 3,333 years.

So thats 0.

Zero-point energy is not the same as energy, zero-point energy is actually residual energy, the name zero-point energy is after Einstein and some other German cooperated on it and translated it from the word they used; "Nullpunktsenergie", and not because, it as you claim, is zero energy.

 

And here a wikipedia quote to back it up:

Foundational physics

 

The energy of a system is relative, and is defined only in relation to some given state (often called the reference state). One might associate a motionless system with zero energy, but doing so is purely arbitrary. In quantum physics, it is natural to associate the energy with the expectation value of a certain operator, the Hamiltonian of the system. For almost all quantum-mechanical systems, the lowest possible expectation value of this operator, which would be the zero-point energy, is not zero. Adding an arbitrary constant to the Hamiltonian gives an equivalent description of the physical system, but can make the zero-point energy different. Regardless of what constant is added to the Hamiltonian, the minimum momentum is always the same non-zero value.

 

[spoiler=Income]Taxes

Human

25 000 000 000

50 000

30 %

375 000 000 000 000

 

Jaffa

6 500 000

60 000

25 %

97 500 000 000

 

Goa'uld

12 000

1 500 000

10 %

1 800 000 000

 

Loan

1 500 000 000

5 %

75 000 000

 

Building company

Apartements

5 000

30 000

40 %

60 000 000

 

Townhouses

2 500

75 000

40 %

75 000 000

 

Farms

900

125 000

40 %

45 000 000

 

Mansions

1 500

1 000 000

40 %

600 000 000

 

Pyramids

50

5 000 000

40 %

100 000 000

 

Skyscrapers

100

1 000

40 000

40 %

1 600 000 000

 

Trade

Ring transporters

500 000

 

Naguadah bars

1 000 000

 

Drone sets

2 000 000 000

 

Tel'tac cargoships

5 000 000 000

 

 

Sales

Ross

500 000 000

 

Archi

1 000 000

 

 

Income

375 102 356 000 000

 

Budget

10 %

37 510 235 600 000

 

 

[archimage_a]

Sigh.... You are purposefully misunderstanding....

ZERO POINT ENERGY IS WHEN A SYSTEM HAS 0 ENERGY BUT CANNOT HAVE 0 ENERGY BECAUSE OF THE UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE. IE IF A SYSTEM HAS 0 ENERGY THEN ALL THE PARTICLES WOULD HAVE A KNOWN DIMENTION IN SPACE, WHICH CANNOT HAPPEN AND THEREFORE THERE MUST BE ENERGY EVEN WHEN THERE ISN'T/SHOULDN'T BE.

THEREFORE REMOVING THAT ENERGY WOULD MEAN THAT THE SYSTEM HAS 0 ENERGY, WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE. SO THE ONLY WAY TO GET ENERGY FROM THIS SYSTEM IS TO EXTRACT A MODICUM OF ENERGY, A FRACTION OF A FRACTION OF ENERGY.

 

I NEVER CLAIMED THERE WAS NO ENERGY THERE, I STATED, EMPIRICALLY, THAT YOU COULD NOT EXTRACT ENERGY FROM THAT IN ANY MEANINGFUL WAY.

 

I HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH IGNORING THE SPECIFIC LAWS OF PHYSICS WHEN THE TECHNOLOGY IS NOT GAME BREAKING, BUT YOUR TECHNOLOGY IS GAME BREAKING.

 

SO EITHER HAVE A REALISTIC ENERGY SOURCE OR FORGOT THIS ENTIRELY FLAWED IDEA.

 

So lets try the realistic energy source....Now then the smallest energy amount you can have is the Planck Constant 4.1e-15 eV or 6.6e-34 Joules. So assuming you magically removed that much energy without the universe collapsing: You would need 9.1+e56 atoms.

Now according to wikipedia there are 10e+80 atoms in the known universe, and 5e+22 stars. So divide one by the other and the average star has 5+e58.

Thus your ZPM has to have the mass of 1% of a star to produce ONE joule.

So to light a 100 watt lightbulb using Zero-Point-Energy you need to put a star inside a ZPM...

For your Penta-Watt/Joule ZPM you need a ZPM containing mass of 2e+70 or 1/50,000,000,000 (Billionth) of the universe. Or 1,000,000,000,000,000 stars.

 

Which is 6666666.7 times more mass than a supermassive blackhole.

 

Anyway, now that I have worked it out I am fine.

If you ever try to use a ZPM the system it is in will collapse into a super massive blackhole and the rest of the universe will go into orbit around it, the radius of the Super Massive black hole will be about 50 AUs. There will also be a 25 Lightyear no warp zone around it. Any ship or system within 15 lightyears will be sucked inside.

Since it took 100+ years I think that this Doomsday weapon should be allowed.

[Retech]

Sooooo many big numbers. Oooooooh, Doomsday Device. Booooooom!

[The_Mather1]

Archi, I think you need to sleep more, your brain is totally messed up, and so is your perception of this piece of quantum-physics.

 

A ZPM taps into a small pocket of the quantum foam(the quantum foam is a subatomic space in the void between atoms that is made up from pockets containing a near infinite ammount of wormholes), there it drains energy from the nano-wormholes(wormholes are to points in space connected through a "shortcut" made up from energy moving FTL), this energy has a constant of one petawatt but after 3,333.3... years of draining this pocket becomes unstable and colapses.

 

Also for destabilizing pockets to alter the physical laws of a small piece of space there must be thousands if not millions of those pockets colapsing winthin at the same time, within one atoms width of eachother.

 

Now stop complaining and arguing with theories you make up yourself.

[archimage_a]

In cosmology, the Steady State theory (also known as the Infinite Universe theory or continuous creation) is a model developed in 1948 by Fred Hoyle, Thomas Gold, Hermann Bondi and others as an alternative to the Big Bang theory (known, usually, as the standard cosmological model). In steady state views, new matter is continuously created as the universe expands, so that the perfect cosmological principle is adhered to. Although the model had a large number of supporters among cosmologists in the 1950s and 1960s, the number of supporters decreased markedly in the late 1960s with the discovery of the cosmic microwave background radiation, and today only a very small number of supporters remain. The key importance of the steady-state model is that as a competitor to the Big Bang, it was an impetus in generating some of the most important research in astrophysics, much of which ultimately ended up supporting the Big Bang theory.

For most cosmologists, the refutation of the steady-state theory came with the discovery of the cosmic microwave background radiation in 1965, which was predicted by the Big Bang theory. Stephen Hawking said that the fact that microwave radiation had been found, and that it was thought to be left over from the Big Bang, was "the final nail in the coffin of the steady-state theory."

 

I'm with professor Hawkin on this one. Steady State is debunked. Atoms do not randomly come into existance or go out of existance. Protons have a half life of longer than the universe in any case.

 

 

So Doomsday weapon? check.

[Seraphi]

With all your crazy physics, you guys have started to attract search engine bots.

Or at least, thats the only theory I have for seeing two bots looking at this page.

[The_Mather1]

Wormholes does not require atoms to exist, only photons, electrons, heat, radiation, magnetism,etc. anyways quantum foam does contain nano-wormholes just check it yourself.

[archimage_a]

it can also be used as a qualitative description of subatomic spacetime turbulence at extremely small distances of the order of the Planck length.

 

So we are looking at maybe a star .8% the size of the sun per watt...

 

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

 

Anyway.

[Retech]

Ross, I think you're right.

 

This is probaly the only page on the entire internet with all these terms stuck in one page. :thumbsup:

[archimage_a]

Hehe, between me an Mather we could open a sci-fi wiki. :thumbsup:

[Grim_]

Dusty I meant that for every ship I created on earth I created one on nova lux. While I cannot do this anymore due to certain restrictions I do have a rather large fleet there.

[The_Mather1]

Maybe, although we would have had to use some sort of paralell-universe sectioning on some things, since some sci-fi's don't agree with others.

 

 

Anyways could you just stop denying me ZPMs, it's not like I'm going to use them to blow up a planet or anything.

 

Also one PW isn't an overly epic power generation thinking about the fact that we are more than a hundred years into the future, even if it was the fact that I soon have used over a hundred years on it would even it out.

 

 

My tel'tak fleet is now slowing down from warp, cloaking is to be engaged as soon as they enter the sun's gravitational field.

[archimage_a]

I am not opposed to you having it, I am opposed to you producing up to 36 a year.

 

I think you need to limit it to 1 per 5 years and 1 Petawatt total.