Author Topic: Space travel via black holes  (Read 7117 times)


Just let me push the ships, I could pull off fast space travel.
« Last Edit: June 11, 2012, 09:54:24 PM by Alteration »



 :cookieMonster:

in star trek, romulan spaceships are powered by artificial singularities. its pretty cool.

That sounds safe!
It's safer than this, and a graphite coating on the steel-plate used to propel the ship is a few inches which, which, surprisingly, is protectiong against the bombs enough. The steel-plate is a few feet thick.

The nuclear bomb launcher out the back a km or two, and then it detonates, propelling the ship.


 :cookieMonster:

in star trek, romulan spaceships are powered by artificial singularities. its pretty cool.
Wait a minute what?

I never knew that lol

Screw black holes.

Worm holes are better.
Did you not see my post, dude!?

Did you not see my post, dude!?

I saw it but didn't bother to read it.

But since it's a bad thing to agree with you or something I'll go change it to me pushing spaceships for lightspeed or something.

I saw it but didn't bother to read it.

But since it's a bad thing to agree with you or something I'll go change it to me pushing spaceships for lightspeed or something.
No read my post it's meant to be a funny. :(

If you don't read my post I'm going to be sad.

:(


No read my post it's meant to be a funny. :(

If you don't read my post I'm going to be sad.

:(

I don't get it :s
Is it some sort of game reference or something?

The thing is, what to happen to our gushy bodies over lightspeed..?


i want love droids first

I don't get it :s
Is it some sort of game reference or something?



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster

You poor, deprived child you.

Sounds like a great idea except for one thing:
It's a black hole.
Okay, so all they have to do is put a black hole into an engine. Sounds easy.
Wouldn't this
You know
Cause the ship to collapse in on itself
Because
You know
There's a black hole in there which has a super powerful gravitational field which would probably cause stuff to get sucked up
It would never happen. For a very big and obvious, glaring problem. It's a black hole. By definition it can't be stored inside a spaceship. It's an area of such condensed mass that it sucks everything, including light into it. You would need a big ass spaceship to even house one, and when I say "big ass" I mean bigger than Earth.
containing black holes is easy with space magic