Re: plans for new dead space game?
by RSebireOriginal Post
Hello again Tom. I just got a load of emails saying I’d been awarded some trophy’s for forum use, and as I haven’t been here for a bit, thus, I thought I log in.
What can I report about my world of science that relates to this game again. Well I’ve learned something new, so I can share it I suppose. I’ve argued with my professor for several years now that Saturn has a surface, and finally proven it, but in doing so opened up a whole can of trouble.
See that blue spot. Our favourite creation Juno, (named after our cat by the way) flew so close she’s now dying from the radiation.. but in her final decent around its circumference she saw what we needed to see. She was traveling at over 70 thousand miles a hour by the way to get that close, and break free the orbit.
That blue spot? = It’s the surface. Saturn’s surface is comprised of a blue super heated, super pressured dense metal, that rises and falls into the gases above it in very sharp waves, like that of a sisemagraph in its extreme, and unlike earth and its soft waves in comparison.
But that one blue spot controls all of Saturn’s magnetic fields.
Its North Pole is one giant hexagon, it’s very strange, the storms never collapse.
And the South Pole being in a constant state of flux, and variance also is negated by that one spot. The surface.
The whole planet is magnetised to that one spot.
Its called the nuclear Barnet effect. I’m studying it in an attempt to add it to a hydra, or another form of life, through genetic engineering.
“to magnetize protons, attaining a reliable observation of the nuclear Barnett effect. Another interesting aspect of their study is that the magnetization they observed has nothing to do with magnetic fields. This is particularly noteworthy, as researchers have so far typically magnetized objects by applying a magnetic field to them. The study carried out, however, proves that there are, in fact, other mechanisms that can induce magnetization without necessarily creating a magnetic field”
So whatever is on the surface in that hole in the gas’s is so magnetic it overrides the entire planets magnetic field. If you went and got it, and attached it to the ishamura in game for instance, you could basically just fly by any moon or planets and it would rip any gold, or other rare metals from it with out even having to land or go into the upper atmosphere, it would literally bring everything to you in the solar system if you wanted.
I’m still experimenting with Positrons, as I intend to make the worlds first positron reactor. It’s just that my lasers that I currently have, need to be increased in power to the factor 10, before I can use them to triangulate on a higs bosen Einstein condensate, so I can make my quarks spilt from going in they’re pre determined beta decay pattern, and then control all of time and matter in space instantaneously.
That will sure beat using a CRISPA kit and a protein modeller to create life. It will be like playing god by on an infinite scale.
The technologies involved are from our rudimentary time machine we made recently. We’ve been fighting internally, over quantum entanglement now, for over a decade to get to this point. As a proof of concept. And it actually works. Not by much granted, but it works. By putting the quarks in a predetermined arrangement before annihilation they will return to that state afterwards. Thus using this we can now go back in time. Only by 1 billionth of a second and by a maximum of 40 nanometers. But when combined with my positron reactor. All of space and time will become viable. One could create any matter in an instant. Even life.
https://scitechdaily.com/physicists-reverse-time-using-quantum-computer/
And as a biologist it allows me to see the after life, and before birth if you will, scientifically speaking, so with the correct genes I could create even better living creatures and plants, immune from death and the ravages of space.
Oh, and we now know where Voyager 1 will end up now. It was calculated as a wavelength to find its final destination. But it will travel 3.1 light years in 17.600 years, until it reaches Ross 358. So in only under 20.000 years, it will have traveled 3.1 light years. This is a revelation....
Interstellar space and it’s mechanisms, and the dimensions above and below ours will soon be a viable holiday attraction I’m sure, alas, probably for the private and trusted few.
Thought I’d take the time to drop you a note about what I’ve been up, to and where we are heading. But if there’s a new game on the horizon and you want a maker for it, to explore in the game. That blue spot. Very very very strange. The laws of physics, chemistry and biology don’t exist there. What does?
Hope all is well, and thanks to all those whom gave me 5 Xs today. Very kind you.
Dead Space 4 would actually be scarier based on fact than fiction.
