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How to move a planet. That's easy just use the Death Star. Now if you want to
move it in one piece that is another matter entirely. :-)
> 1. Oooo can we start a Stargate Physics vs. Star Trek Physics debate? I
> say that a Goauld mothership could take out the Enterprise-D, except that
> the Goaulds' weak understanding of tactics would make it too easy for the
> Federation... :-,
The Federation has NO understanding of tactics. First Contact for example,
they needed Piccard to tell them to concentrate their fire on one spot. Well
duh. Nevermind the fact that the Federation uses the ancient Roman era navel
combat model. Ramming your ship into an opponent and trying to board their
ship is more effective than actually shooting at it. I will be honest I have
only ever seen 3 episodes of Stargate (I am usually at work when it comes on)
so I can't really comment on how silly the Goaulds are. :-)
-Mike Petrucelli
FUT off-topic.geek
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| ...One dumptruck load at a time. I think it'd be seriously less expensive to dismantle an entire planet, move it in chunks, then use its resources to construct a new one elsewhere, than it would be to tug the whole shebang at once. If you want your (...) (22 years ago, 15-Feb-03, to lugnet.space)
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