Shhh, not in front of the neutrons.
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Shhh, not in front of the neutrons.
international audience. please don't embarrass your fellow britons in public.
Tritium has been used in all thermonuclear weapons and in fusion research reactors, but probably won't be used if and when fusion power generation goes mainstream due to the high neutonicity of the reaction.
Natrual tritium is produced constantly by the interaction of fast neutrons on nitrogen. Traces of it are present in Earth's air and water, and higher concentrations are likely to be present in icy rings/bodies around certain stars, despite it's low half-life. Getting a few tons from a multi-million ton chunk of ice that's constantly being irradiated doesn't seem terribly far fetched to me.
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Well that would be just stealing someone else's idea all over again!
I knew I wasn't the only one!
If I ever get to name a station it's gonna be called "Glen Roths" and every Cmdr docking will be welcomed with a double on or off the rocks.
FCs, or all ships for that matter, should run on Scotch, multi purpose fuel for the win.
There's no f in sulphur.
Just like there's no i in denial.
Check it out smart boy: https://www.google.com/search?q=mea...rome..69i57.2894j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Deuterium and tritium, two isotopes of hydrogen have, for decades, been considered the fuels for the first generation of fusion reactors. Deuterium is practically inexhaustible due to its presence in our oceans. When it comes to the heavier tritium, the story differs considerably. Tritium is radioactive, decaying with a half-life of 12.3 years, which explains its almost natural lack of existence. In fact, the natural tritium abundance is only around 3.5 kg.
I'm just surprised the 2 "u"'s didn't get nerfed to oblivion.
I should have also mentioned that the British have been spelling it Sulphur long before U.S.A became a country. But I'm U.S. so we spell it the easy way, "Sulfur". This has the benefit of including a phoneme (fu) that matches how it smells.
I was floored when I realized Fdev had ripped off the idea of using Tritium to fuel Fusion from Spider Man 2.
Then I started seeing the signs.
Vulture? Spiderman villian.
Shock mines? Shocker is a Spiderman Villian.
Massacre? We have Massacre mission.
I think the evidence speaks for itself and Fdev should be ashamed
Then I started seeing the signs.
Vulture? Spiderman villian.
Shock mines? Shocker is a Spiderman Villian.
Massacre? We have Massacre mission.
I think the evidence speaks for itself and Fdev should be ashamed
There's no F in Tritium either, not below 3.9K.
I've seen numbers 1 to 9 used in the game, this is clearly theft from the Arabic numeral system.
For shame, FDEV.
For shame, FDEV.
Coning from someone who was a bit too curious with H bombs in their youth: Sorry, no. No one borrowed tritium from NMS.
I wouldn't play nms if it was free lol , the whole thing was developed on a lie and a con , and if your playing it then your just saying it's ok to cheat players.
What they originally launched was certainly little better than a pale shadow of what was promised. It was nearly criminal in fact. However, the current state of the game, has made up for that. It is now pretty close to what was hyped, promised and paid for. While I am not going to forget how it launched, I am also not going to forget they eventually made good on their promises. They did not abandon their screw up like so many other companies that drop a stinker do. They owned up and did something to fix it. That is worth something to me.
EDIT: sorry for combo-breaking a joke thread, this one is better suited for what I posted:
Let's continue there, this one should be clean of serious discussions as OP can't be serious
I think you also should look into these social concepts called "forgive and forget", and "redemption through actions not words". You might learn something. The above comment from @gorankar sums it up perfectly:
One nitpick though: if it was criminal, there would be ligitation, especially in the UK where they have this advertising board or whatever it is called and it can smack a company pretty badly for misleading advertising.
Also, <shocker> there are people not interested in multiplayer </shocker> and it wasn't that bad as the salt-fueled cancel-hungry lynch mob on the internet tries to paint it. Just to quote one of our Elite veterans:
Meanwhile, in a parallel universe where the sky belongs to no man...
...they continue getting regularly new major updates with new stories, new contents and new stuff to explore. The last one was released a few hours ago. Thanks to the gods of our universe, we will receive something new in just 6 months! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 .... 🍿🍿🍿
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Stop playing Elite then, there's no "big game hunting", there's no "stealing other people's ships", there's no "landing on atmospheric planets", there's no "flying in gas giants", there's no "offline mode", there's no "walking around ships" etc. etc.
I think you also should look into these social concepts called "forgive and forget", and "redemption through actions not words". You might learn something. The above comment from @gorankar sums it up perfectly:
One nitpick though: if it was criminal, there would be ligitation, especially in the UK where they have this advertising board or whatever it is called and it can smack a company pretty badly for misleading advertising.
Also, <shocker> there are people not interested in multiplayer </shocker> and it wasn't that bad as the salt-fueled cancel-hungry lynch mob on the internet tries to paint it. Just to quote one of our Elite veterans:
QFT.
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