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Improbable Lobster posted:i kinda wish i had gotten into mmos during the heyday never played one. done a couple of weeks-long deus ex tears, but mmos just never looked interesting enough to me
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someone linked to the article earlier, but these are worth seeing in the thrad 
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Chris Knight posted:someone linked to the article earlier, but these are worth seeing in the thrad izzat lava?
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DiggityDoink posted:last ship was like if tom clancy went loving overboard when i first watched it, is it any different now? all the police are bad guys all the military peeps are good guys in an end of the world scenario literally the fantasy of the far right survivalist prepper types
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prefect posted:izzat lava? ya mang
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Chris Knight posted:ya mang the second one is extra-crazy. it doesn't seem like lava should look that way
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this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever?
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BANME.sh posted:this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever? if you do that but for a whole sun, it's called a dyson sphere
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prefect posted:if you do that but for a whole sun, it's called a dyson sphere yeah but with a star, you're burning a "fuel" essentially which will eventually run out, right?
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BANME.sh posted:this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever? the decay of radioactive elements produces heat. a big ball of iron and silicon in space would p much just cool down over time, unless it was vast enough to go neutron star/black hole. eventually even these decay into wisps of scattered energy. Rip.
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BANME.sh posted:this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever? Bruh, wheres the energy input coming from in this system? Whats the fuel? How does it get consumed? The moon has a lil molten core to it doesn't it?
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BANME.sh posted:yeah but with a star, you're burning a "fuel" essentially which will eventually run out, right? the planet and the sun are both powered by gravity, with things melting or fusing because there's so much gravity pressing down on them that they flip out. but eventually they will flip out so much that they get tired and turn into stuff that's harder to flip out. i'm now wondering if the earth's molten core is molten because of gravity or because it's still cooling off from when it was created
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BANME.sh posted:this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever? lol
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the decay of radioactive material generates some heat but the majority of the heat in the earth is residual from the accretion
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KoRMaK posted:Bruh, wheres the energy input coming from in this system? Whats the fuel? How does it get consumed?  huh, so it does. I thought for sure it was solid all the way through
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BANME.sh posted:this is probably a naive question but something I always wondered about the earth and phsyics. i know its impossible to generate infinite energy but as I understand it, the mass of the earth alone is what creates the pressure needed to produce earth's molten core (a poo poo load of heat). so what's stopping an advanced civilization from enclosing a planet in a big sphere so that no matter can escape and then just harvesting the generated heat from the pressure, forever and ever? to harness the heat energy would take what appears at a glance to be an infinitely looping energy generation system and open the loop. this is assuming you have equipment that can survive the strain of the molten core. if you had that tested and true equipment just hanging around, it kind of begs the question of what you're getting out of siphoning energy from the inside of a planet, tbh. there's also the energy required to transport the core energy to the outer crust, and the gear that can reliably contain and transport it without loss or rupture. the universe would have to be at a peak if you were to harness the heat energy, depending on the efficiency of conversion and the rate at which it was being pulled out of the loop, would eventually cause the earth to become a solid sphere of more or less uniform "crust" over time. this would probably not do great things for the magnetic field etc. but the repercussions would have to be explained by someone like the xkcd guy but i'm going to guess it's along the lines of a destabilization of orbit which renders the surface of earth utterly uninhabitable or something like that e: forgetting of course that a not-insignificant amount of inner Earth's heat comes from decay of radioactive elements. not sure that matters since the energy cultivation scenario is basically fantasy at this point due to the inputs required Kenny Logins fucked around with this message at 17:04 on Sep 26, 2016 |
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BANME.sh posted:yeah but with a star, you're burning a "fuel" essentially which will eventually run out, right?
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the moon is actually hollow and it's a reptilian base that was towed into orbit
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Kenny Logins posted:off the cuff: the mass of the earth's crust creates friction and pressure on the core, which heats it up, because there's nowhere for that energy to go, as long as it can't freely escape. it does, from time to time, but the escapes are largely self-sealing. even the air/oxygen pressure close to the core is problematic to survive for creature or machine iirc mars has a dead core and as such doesn't have a magnetic field and can't hold a life-sustaining atmosphere. if there used to be life there its core dying may have been what wiped it out
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epipen posted:https://twitter.com/Lewd_Imouto/status/779866704042164224 god fallout 3 rules
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Chris Knight posted:xpost: YSPOS
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Necc0 posted:iirc mars has a dead core and as such doesn't have a magnetic field and can't hold a life-sustaining atmosphere. if there used to be life there its core dying may have been what wiped it out i don't think we know if mars has a solid core or not but yes, it has a very weak magnetosphere which allows the solar wind to blast the atmosphere away slowly thanks magnetosphere
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Moist von Lipwig posted:god fallout 3 rules I loved it when random poo poo would just fall out of the sky. Like school buses.
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rewatchin dis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k84FMc1GF8M lol poor stallman. Im gonna call it gnu linux from now on
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spankmeister posted:I loved it when random poo poo would just fall out of the sky. Like school buses. i got a glitch where forces stopped being applied to gibs so when things would get blown up they would gib and immediately freeze in place. queue me walking around to find horrifying mostly-together blogs of brain and eyes staring at me. it is legitimately the scariest thing i've ever seen in a video game because i'd played like 60 hours of it and then suddenly oh god oh god what is that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vodQHlOB_GI
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axolotl farmer posted:Bethesda_physics.flv I reinstalled skyrim recently for some reason (I doubt I'll get past the first hour without getting bored again) and as I walked into the starting village I noticed a cow stuck on a fence glitching out and vibrating at high speed  Bethesda
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Sagebrush posted:I reinstalled skyrim recently for some reason (I doubt I'll get past the first hour without getting bored again) and as I walked into the starting village I noticed a cow stuck on a fence glitching out and vibrating at high speed I'm pretty excited for the new crop of glitches in the HD remaster
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Sagebrush posted:I reinstalled skyrim recently for some reason (I doubt I'll get past the first hour without getting bored again) and as I walked into the starting village I noticed a cow stuck on a fence glitching out and vibrating at high speed a fan mod came out a little while ago called Enderal that you should try. it's like a whole new game with its own story and everything.
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Sagebrush posted:I reinstalled skyrim recently for some reason (I doubt I'll get past the first hour without getting bored again) and as I walked into the starting village I noticed a cow stuck on a fence glitching out and vibrating at high speed
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Moist von Lipwig posted:i got a glitch where forces stopped being applied to gibs so when things would get blown up they would gib and immediately freeze in place. queue me walking around to find horrifying mostly-together blogs of brain and eyes staring at me. it is legitimately the scariest thing i've ever seen in a video game because i'd played like 60 hours of it and then suddenly oh god oh god what is that some of these glitches are just  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U54PTKQZy40
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35 seconds in https://twitter.com/PDChina/status/780098953899446272
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excellent kan re nao
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lmao look at these idiots http://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2016/09/the-bore-tides-of-the-qiantang-river/500843/ what is death? we just don't know.  PIIISSSSSS
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