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Re: New MOC: The Omicron
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 11 Jul 2003 10:33:29 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Baulch wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Travis Matheson wrote:
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> > Now if I recall physics, wouldn't the over all force of the engines need to
> > be applied to the center of gravity or any ship? I mean this doesn't
> > dictate a symmetrical shape but it does make me think a little more about
> > design...
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> There are so many straightforward explanations to explain such
> pseudo-scientific quibbles that I generaly don't bother wondering about it
> and just enjoy the design instead. That being said, if I aim for a particular
> mix of sci-fi technology (which I usually do), I try to make some effort to
> stick to it... I don't think that's contradictory.
I completely agree with you paul, there are so many explanations possible ...
However to satisfy everyone i use the next killer explanation:
This series of ships are from a very very very advanced alliance of species, in
fact every ship had a elaborate AI making it an entity by itself.
As a consequence every imaginable drive and techonolgy are built in, so
depending the need this craft does or does not follow classical physics...
it has manoeuvering thrusters, classical rocket drive, hyper engines (passing
through hyperspace), warp drive (bending space), gravitational acceleration
drives (a gravitational source is projected in front of the schip), a quantum
slipstream drive, an improbability drive and a temporal engine ... Finally the
imagination drive (allowing to use whatever physics theory needed ;-) )
seriously, the ship does have no problems moving, i know cause i made it ;-)
Didier
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| (...) Well, it could be some sort of gravitic propulsion which applies a force which is located outside the engine, or it could simply be that the engine constitutes the majority of the mass and itself has a non-symetrical internal distribution that (...) (21 years ago, 11-Jul-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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