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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 14:32:48 GMT
Uh, If you use a very light Ion gun with antiprotons as fuel, and use 1200kg or so of superconducting coils with extremely lightweight and efficient cooling with enormous currents, sure why not. Why do you even need such a lightweight engines anyways? Because The Astronomer had created something like what I have mentioned in your torch missile thread... Well, nothing in the laws of physics speaks against it, but I believe an engineer would get a stroke when he sees that engine.
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Post by The Astronomer on Jun 11, 2017 14:33:15 GMT
Because The Astronomer had created something like what I have mentioned in your torch missile thread... Well, nothing in the laws of physics speaks against it, but I believe an engineer would get a stroke when he sees that engine. XD
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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 14:45:05 GMT
Well, nothing in the laws of physics speaks against it, but I believe an engineer would get a stroke when he sees that engine. XD Important: What's shiniest metal ingame? I need a finishing material to make my shield look more, spacey/spacier?
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Post by The Astronomer on Jun 11, 2017 14:48:54 GMT
Important: What's shiniest metal ingame? I need a finishing material to make my shield look more, spacey/spacier? Aluminium, I guess?
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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 14:52:02 GMT
Important: What's shiniest metal ingame? I need a finishing material to make my shield look more, spacey/spacier? Aluminium, I guess? Aluminium Copper Lithium works good. Thanks.
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Post by Enderminion on Jun 11, 2017 15:44:48 GMT
Aluminium Copper Lithium works good. Thanks. sliver if you use visible light, otherwise for 400-535nm you need mangesium, for lower you need aluminium
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Post by The Astronomer on Jun 11, 2017 16:03:31 GMT
Interstellar NeedleDelta-v: .139c Cruise speed: .12c (decelerate with magsail)
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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 16:05:33 GMT
Aluminium Copper Lithium works good. Thanks. sliver if you use visible light, otherwise for 400-535nm you need mangesium, for lower you need aluminium I mean for the visual effect, just for prettiness.
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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 16:11:42 GMT
Interstellar NeedleDelta-v: .139c Cruise speed: .12c (decelerate with magsail) Challenge accepted.
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Post by Kerr on Jun 11, 2017 17:34:47 GMT
Interstellar Firefly: Delta-v: .163c Cruise Velocity: .15c Acceleration: 0.262G, 200 days to achieve cruising velocity Fuel: D-He³ Brake: 220t Mag-sail Wet mass: 45 kT Dry mass: 3kT Cargo: 2.32kT (2kT Equipment, 220t Mag-sail, 100t food) Travel time (Alpha Centauri): 29 years Alternative: DD Stelar Firefly Delta-v: 0.1c Cruise Velocity: 0.09c Fuel: D-D Travel time: 48 years The Astronomer What's your cargo weight, and other stats?
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Post by RiftandRend on Jun 13, 2017 5:06:32 GMT
The Astronomer samchiu2000 You take your Thrust power, for example 1TW, then you multiply this value by the percentage of non-charged particles. D-T: 80% Neutrons, 20% Thermal (80% heat) D-D: 12% Thermal, 38% Neutrons, 50% X-rays. (88%) D-He³: 75% Thermal, 5% Neutrons, 20% X-rays (25%) p-B11: 100% Thermal. (0%) Bremsstrahlung isn't calculated in already. Thermal: Helium-4 Ions and protons. They can be directed using a magnetic nozzle. So they don't contribute in heating. This should go in the OP so newcomers know what they are doing.
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Post by L5Resident on Jun 13, 2017 13:03:59 GMT
Hello! I created this thread to see with what fusion designs people come up with the time. I start with my own. View AttachmentView AttachmentThe Firefly: This fusion warship was designed to be as realistic and plausible as possible (theoretical/fundamental wise) The engine has an exhaust velocity 20.1Mm/s (26,7Mm/s max D-He³ exhaust vel.) with an thrust power of 262TW. Resulting with 65,5TW of heat, thanks to the "firefly" design a significant amount of x-ray and neutrons can radiate into the voids of space. The Ship still has to deal with 1,5TW Heat, this is where the four giant radiators come in play, each of them can radiate 430 GW of heat. Delta-v: 10% of C Acceleration: Constant 1G, mass flow gets reduced as ship mass decreases. Armament: 20x Railguns with 171 qs reload time and a velocity of 1.08Mm/s (567J KE per projectile) 1x 1GW 41,7% Laser with 10Mm range, (286MW/m² at 10 Mm.) 4x Missile Launchers with 5000x NEFP's. Each has a 142T warhead and 12km/s, 30s burn-time. 20 missiles can be launched per second. Armor: An Armor plate in front of the ship, sufficient to protect the ship from heavy kinetic weaponry and minutes of non-modded lasers. The Astronomer Could you post a full text file with all of the mods and that awesome Torch Warship you have there
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Post by Kerr on Jun 13, 2017 13:21:55 GMT
Hello! I created this thread to see with what fusion designs people come up with the time. I start with my own. The Firefly: This fusion warship was designed to be as realistic and plausible as possible (theoretical/fundamental wise) The engine has an exhaust velocity 20.1Mm/s (26,7Mm/s max D-He³ exhaust vel.) with an thrust power of 262TW. Resulting with 65,5TW of heat, thanks to the "firefly" design a significant amount of x-ray and neutrons can radiate into the voids of space. The Ship still has to deal with 1,5TW Heat, this is where the four giant radiators come in play, each of them can radiate 430 GW of heat. Delta-v: 10% of C Acceleration: Constant 1G, mass flow gets reduced as ship mass decreases. Armament: 20x Railguns with 171 qs reload time and a velocity of 1.08Mm/s (567J KE per projectile) 1x 1GW 41,7% Laser with 10Mm range, (286MW/m² at 10 Mm.) 4x Missile Launchers with 5000x NEFP's. Each has a 142T warhead and 12km/s, 30s burn-time. 20 missiles can be launched per second. Armor: An Armor plate in front of the ship, sufficient to protect the ship from heavy kinetic weaponry and minutes of non-modded lasers. The Astronomer Could you post a full text file with all of the mods and that awesome Torch Warship you have there I'll save some work for you and me. the Game Folder files, just replace the old ones with them. ChemicalReactions.txt (9.12 KB) Elements.txt (48.85 KB) Ions.txt (6.64 KB) Fusiles.txt (2.18 KB) Limits.txt (5.71 KB)
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Post by Kerr on Jun 13, 2017 13:22:50 GMT
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Post by Kerr on Jun 13, 2017 13:23:24 GMT
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