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Re: Space Stations... (and Space Relations)
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 16 Jun 2000 14:56:55 GMT
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In lugnet.space, George Haberberger writes:
> I'm working on several kinds of space craft, and I like having the constraints
> of technology, it forces me to make me craft more realistic, at least for me.
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> For my near future craft, they use chemical propulsion, so I have to include
> rocket fuel tanks. If the occupants need pseudo-gravity in space, they have to
> rotate their ships.
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> The next generation uses fission heated rockets (something like NERVA), so
> each ships needs a working nuclear reactor close to the nozzle, with tanks and
> shielding between the reactor and the crews quarters. They have enough thrust
> not to need rotation to produce pseudo gravity.
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> The generation after that will use fusion, and should be much smaller and more
> efficient than the fission powered craft, but they will need a fusion drive
> spine, like Niven details.
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> In short, I feel I can be more creative working within a limiting structure,
> but then I like Bach better than Schonberg, for a poor analogy.
Yes. Actualy, the LegoWars has a strict rule. You may not use technology
unless it might be created at this time, so thats what I do. :) In short, I
pretty much agree with you.
> Ooh, antimatter, that can be my generation after fusion. Thanks!
Oh yes, quite nice stuff. My newest ship, the Peryodention, is armed with a
DFKOAA, or Dual Fire Kalahasi Orion Antimatter Autocannon. :) Now that is
quite a mouthful.
> Agreed.
Good! I was thinkin of saying, when Tom said, "Should this really take off,",
"Yes, should it really take off, what planet would it come from?" :)
> I'm buying a bigger hard drive for Father's day, which will let me access my
> digital camera again, and may be start posting some of MOCs.
Good! Do you have Ldraw? If so, try making some of them, and then we can put
them in the landing bays of the Space Station.
--
Mark Nelson
Speedy's Lego Page: http://www.pressenter.com/~3nelsons/lego/
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