Activity for Magic-Mouse
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Going slower in worlds where fuel is free or insignificantly cheap Established rules for the universe: FTL travel exists with special drives, special artificial generated wormhole like tunnels where space ships can break the laws of physics. Engines runs hot, burning at max (top 10%, depending on tech) for too long will make the engines overheat. Engines requires ... (more) |
— | about 7 years ago |
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Proxima Centuri - Traveltime "Group B" has acquired [Plot-device] and it is able to deliver over time infinite energy of the type needed for the story to work. They decide to place it on the most powerful space engine known to man Anno Domini 2017, place it on max thrust for 2 light years, turn the rocket around and then brake ... (more) |
— | almost 8 years ago |
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What is the bit rate of a human brain? When calculating large values with computers one is using Floating points, when calculating distances this can be a problem. The floating point problem: Eg. In early Kerbal Space Program the kerbins would hover above the ground 2-3 inches because of the floating point problem, this could b... (more) |
— | about 8 years ago |
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Mapping the far side of the galaxy Humans got a one time ticket to the other side of the galaxy, traveling $2r$ in just a few days (where $r$ is the distance from earth to the super massive black hole: 28,000 lightyears) The stars we see are roughly 56,000 years old; now, that's not really that old compared to the grand scheme of thi... (more) |
— | over 8 years ago |
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Would it be possible to make an inescapable planet? To start with, i know You measure the Kardashev scale from stellar success, but lets say we have a civilization that are vastly advanced compared to us, so they are equivalent to a type 2 civilization. The question is, could it theoretically be possible to lock an advanced race to a planet beyond te... (more) |
— | over 8 years ago |
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Generation ship design - Accommodations What would be required for a generation space ship to give residents the best possible living situation while still using the least amount of space, given the possibilities to have access to common areas. How little space can a person live on for life, and still be sane. Can people use common areas... (more) |
— | almost 9 years ago |
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The effect of a 6 megatonne space ship crashing in to a planet Follow up question to: How long time would it take for a space hulk to lose orbit? Let's assume that the spaceship crashes into the planet, I used the Impact Calculator to get some result of the crash. Your Inputs: Distance from Impact: 200.00 km ( = 124.00 miles ) Projectile diameter:... (more) |
— | about 9 years ago |
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How long time would it take for a space hulk to lose orbit? In the Warhammer 40k universe, there are planets where the population hasn't developed so far and are left in the feudal stage, (or the technology has degenerated so much it is back to the point). Around one of those feudal planets is a Tempest Class Frigate where some mystical (non essential for th... (more) |
— | about 9 years ago |
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Is it possible for a planet oddly similar to the ones we have orbiting our sun to make a shield to protect an interstellar space ship? The situation is bad, human kind have waited to the last minute (literally) with building the huge ship that is supposed to save man kind. The sun goes nova, nothing can stop that but the ship has to survive the shock wave. So the idea is the following: if something blows up you hide in the bathtub,... (more) |
— | about 9 years ago |
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Returning from ISS, Felix style Our main character Felixa (female, weight about 70kg) is onboard the ISS (altitude 408 km / 254 miles), when something similar to Gravity happens, and the space station is destroyed. Her assets: A parachute similar to the one Felix Baumgartner used. 5 kg CO$2$ fire extinguisher (brought for experi... (more) |
— | about 9 years ago |
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Would it be possible to excavate a planet and mine it without indigenous citizens' knowledge? There is a more strict version of Prime Directive on a subspace traveling Empire. This empire (without the morale codex of the star trek crew, maybe more like Avatar) would like to get the resources on this planet The resource is sufficient unique and valuable to be worth a lot of trouble. The crew... (more) |
— | over 9 years ago |
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Is a planet with only vaporized water atmosphere livable? Is it possible to have a planet where the atmosphere is mostly water vapor instead of mostly N + O2 with solid ground, so not a gas giant? In the sense - how close to the center star(s) should it be for water not to exist in greater bodies of liquid water or in any solid state as a result of water f... (more) |
— | over 9 years ago |
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Would Hawkings Stellar Drive be possible and would it be effective? Hawking's radiation emits particles from a black-hole. Lets play with the idea of harnessing a mini black hole in the center of a star-ship. Let alone harnessing the gravity pull to the front and move the emitting particles out the back, (creating a Push-Pull effect). Would the small black-hole be ... (more) |
— | over 9 years ago |
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Evergrowing blob A creature the size of a bacteria has awakened and starts eating, it eats it's own bodyweight everyday, and it never gets smaller (Unless it mates). The creature is hermaphrodite but it needs a companion. It only eats organic materials, it eats it by slowly consume it with it's surface. It can sli... (more) |
— | over 9 years ago |
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Can a planet with 2/3 Orbital eccentricity sustain life? On a planet where it is Earth-like, the orbit around the sun is a bit longer than 1 Earth year, and the orbit is on 2/3 eccentricity, but where only the "2" part is inside the Goldilocks zone. In winter everything freezes over, at about -200ºC surface temperature. Could animal and plant life susta... (more) |
— | almost 10 years ago |
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Mars as "Earth sister" Lets pretend that Mars was a bit larger, so the gravity could hold on to the water and possible atmosphere, and then play along with the accidents that happened on earth happened at a similar tact. Somewhere between when the telescopes appears and now we gaze at mars and see people just as us lookin... (more) |
— | almost 10 years ago |