Quote (Confoozled @ Oct 30 2011 08:18pm)

IMO being able to control gravity = the ultimate technology.

Oh sup, yeah.. I condensed a neutron star, which is already a super condensed star, into the size of a grapefruit. It is 1 million degrees kelvin and powers my entire planet. Oh, and yeah.. this thing would normally have a lot of gravity n crush the planet n stuff rite? Naaah. As well as gravitizin' it to shrink it, I encased it in an anti-gravity bubble, which not only keeps us from dying, but it keeps excess heat from escaping (Creates an actual perfect vaccum, which doesn't exist anywhere in nature, allowing absolute zero to exist. Normal deep space still has molecules in it, with a strong enough gravitational field, you could keep it completely empty. Nothing there = heat can't travel through it). Oh, and the same also gave me perfect superconductors.


I also don't need any form of engines. I just create artificial graivty in a direction to push/pull my vehicle, from rollerskates to interstellar space ships.

Quote (Confoozled @ Oct 30 2011 08:18pm)

Normal deep space still has molecules in it, with a strong enough gravitational field, you could keep it completely empty. Nothing there = heat can't travel through it). Oh, and the same also gave me perfect superconductors.

Quote (Confoozled @ Oct 31 2011 06:18am)

IMO being able to control gravity = the ultimate technology.

Oh sup, yeah.. I condensed a neutron star, which is already a super condensed star, into the size of a grapefruit. It is 1 million degrees kelvin and powers my entire planet. Oh, and yeah.. this thing would normally have a lot of gravity n crush the planet n stuff rite? Naaah. As well as gravitizin' it to shrink it, I encased it in an anti-gravity bubble, which not only keeps us from dying, but it keeps excess heat from escaping (Creates an actual perfect vaccum, which doesn't exist anywhere in nature, allowing absolute zero to exist. Normal deep space still has molecules in it, with a strong enough gravitational field, you could keep it completely empty. Nothing there = heat can't travel through it). Oh, and the same also gave me perfect superconductors.


I also don't need any form of engines. I just create artificial graivty in a direction to push/pull my vehicle, from rollerskates to interstellar space ships.

Quote (Ocen @ Oct 27 2011 12:48pm)

who knows what would've been there without gravity

Quote (bentherdonethat @ Oct 31 2011 12:58pm)

Without gravity the galaxies themselves would never have formed.

Quote (bentherdonethat @ Oct 31 2011 09:58pm)

Without gravity the galaxies themselves would never have formed.

Quote (Samapoil @ Nov 3 2011 02:30am)

Maybe it works like magnets but on a larger scale.
Where does the energy in magnets come from ?
Also if gravitation can make planets turn for billions of years, magnets could make motors turn... free energy ?

Quote (Ocen @ Nov 3 2011 12:22pm)

exactly my point



yeah things like this make me love science, it's amazing
sort of like the sun burning in space without oxygen, mind-boggling