http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA
Ship bases of the future.
Yes i know... what a petty use of such marvelous tech!.... ask me about stasis fields and cheeseburers sometime.
Quick... someone invent room temperature superconductors.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA
Ship bases of the future.
Yes i know... what a petty use of such marvelous tech!.... ask me about stasis fields and cheeseburers sometime.
I have enough issues with my ships rotating on magnets, imagine how it would be with no friction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA
Ship bases of the future.
Yes i know... what a petty use of such marvelous tech!.... ask me about stasis fields and cheeseburers sometime.
I have enough issues with my ships rotating on magnets, imagine how it would be with no friction.
The first part of the vid shows the "quantum locking" effect... it will totally hold position till you move it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA
Ship bases of the future.
Yes i know... what a petty use of such marvelous tech!.... ask me about stasis fields and cheeseburers sometime.
I have enough issues with my ships rotating on magnets, imagine how it would be with no friction.
The first part of the vid shows the "quantum locking" effect... it will totally hold position till you move it!
Very nice, I had forgotten about that, it's been a while since I watched the video.
Edited by Rodent Mastermind
oooo... hey Rodent.... imagine that sexy shuttle of yours gliding across the map ... with no base apparent under it?
Ship base underneath the actual game map...with the map spread out over a magnetically transparent surface...with the ships hovering over it.
would have to work out some way to maneuver the bases without pulling up the map every time , but it would look pretty awesome I think.
Considering they're working on room temperature superconductors, I think we might see this in the future. Say, in fifty years or so.
Room-temperature superconductors were invented a year ago.
A room-temperature superconductor was invented in October that withstands all outdoor temperatures in recorded history except in three locations on the entire planet.
Search on "stanene."
Edited by CharlesD