FQM Reactions

QuarianRex · #1 September 21st, 2003, 09:02 PM

IF:

Yes, the gas giants of the Sol system do have dense cores, but those cores are made of gasses being squeezed into a metal by the pressure of all the gas on top of it. A state that can only be sustained with a large enough amount of gas in one place (aka. a giant planet). Strip off the outer layers to a small or tiny sized core and the metalic hydrogen decompresses (quite spectacularly I would imagine) and you are left with a rather large storm.

Granted, there are some trace amounts of the hesvier elements in the various cores, but these are negligible compared to the vast amounts of hydrogen and such.

Fyron · #2 September 22nd, 2003, 09:02 AM

Well... more variety is not a bad thing IMO.

Does everything have to be realistic? When will you start complaining about warp points?

They are not realistic at all. Sure, there are theories that could lead to this stuff, but those are just theories, and they are not true in reality.

JLS · #3 January 26th, 2004, 10:10 PM

FQM is a GREAT MOD Fyron.

I have a technical se4 question for the expert.

Fyron, is it possible a Black Hole can be remote mined?
If so this may open some doors, in mods.
If not, well it did not hurt to ask.

oleg · #4 January 26th, 2004, 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JLS:
FQM is a GREAT MOD Fyron.

I have a technical se4 question for the expert.

Fyron, is it possible a Black Hole can be remote mined?
If so this may open some doors, in mods.
If not, well it did not hurt to ask.

Why not place an asteroid belt in the center of the BH

Mined it if you don't mind.

[ January 26, 2004, 20:25: Message edited by: oleg ]

Loser · #5 January 26th, 2004, 11:09 PM

Pretty much the only Solo I play is FQM-TDM. The painfull warp point tick me off, and they also restrict the AI. I don't care for them, or maybe I could just make them less common, as you suggested.

gregebowman · #6 January 26th, 2004, 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by oleg:

quote:
Originally posted by JLS:
FQM is a GREAT MOD Fyron.

I have a technical se4 question for the expert.

Fyron, is it possible a Black Hole can be remote mined?
If so this may open some doors, in mods.
If not, well it did not hurt to ask.

Why not place an asteroid belt in the center of the BH Mined it if you don't mind.

Well, if you ever saw the movie The Black Hole, you'll see what happens when a meteor storm comes near a black hole. Unless you got super strong shields, and a big enough engines to keep your position steady, I don't see how you can mine a black hole. Especially as matter is being sucked in there toward oblivion. Unless you're talking about a mining device that sucks up energy instead of matter.

PS, Fyron, you're mod is great.

JLS · #7 January 26th, 2004, 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by oleg:

quote:
Originally posted by JLS:
FQM is a GREAT MOD Fyron.

I have a technical se4 question for the expert.

Fyron, is it possible a Black Hole can be remote mined?
If so this may open some doors, in mods.
If not, well it did not hurt to ask.

Why not place an asteroid belt in the center of the BH Mined it if you don't mind.

Humility can have awful repercussions

[ January 26, 2004, 21:20: Message edited by: JLS ]