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[Vaxon]

Not true. There is a 33% chance that when a star explodes, it's core will then instantaneously become a black hole. The other 67% chance is that the core turns into a super-magnet that could suck the iron right from your blood, and turn you to dust, or the core could turn into a super-radioactive ball that would instantly make you evaporate.

But he is trying to make one,
not make one out of a star.

OH. I misunderstood. OK, I thought... Nevermind then.
Just thought he was using a nearby star or something. In that case, you're right, it is impossible. Unless he can simulate the conditions of a star dying at the same time force it into the outcome of a black hole, which is also impossible.

[Vortukia]

But he is trying to make one,
not make one out of a star.

OH. I misunderstood. OK, I thought... Nevermind then.
Just thought he was using a nearby star or something. In that case, you're right, it is impossible. Unless he can simulate the conditions of a star dying at the same time force it into the outcome of a black hole, which is also impossible.

And you can't use dark matter as a weapon.
It makes up 73.7% of space more or less.
And has no properties.

[Vaxon]

OH. I misunderstood. OK, I thought... Nevermind then.
Just thought he was using a nearby star or something. In that case, you're right, it is impossible. Unless he can simulate the conditions of a star dying at the same time force it into the outcome of a black hole, which is also impossible.

And you can't use dark matter as a weapon.
It makes up 73.7% of space more or less.
And has no properties.

Dark Matter is actually what makes the Universe still expand, and increase in speed whilst expanding, states a theory.
And, actually, they've used evidence that if the Dark Matter is super-charged with electricity, just like normal Matter, to a certain point... it will explode.
If he sucks some dark matter out of space and supercharges it to that explosion point, it's entirely possible to be weaponized. THOUGH, it'd be very hard to know what point it needs to be supercharged to without experimenting with it first.

[Vortukia]

And you can't use dark matter as a weapon.
It makes up 73.7% of space more or less.
And has no properties.

Dark Matter is actually what makes the Universe still expand, and increase in speed whilst expanding, states a theory.
And, actually, they've used evidence that if the Dark Matter is super-charged with electricity, just like normal Matter, to a certain point... it will explode.
If he sucks some dark matter out of space and supercharges it to that explosion point, it's entirely possible to be weaponized. THOUGH, it'd be very hard to know what point it needs to be supercharged to without experimenting with it first.

You are thinking of something else.
Dark matter is the matter that exists to 'fill' the vacuum of space.
And there are theories that the Universe isn't expanding only becoming more dense.
But their would be no way to measure this. But would explain the red shift.

[Zeinbrad]

No,
dark matter is not weapnizable and you are not allowed you use black hole.
End of discussion.

Am I accepted?

[Vaxon]

Dark Matter is actually what makes the Universe still expand, and increase in speed whilst expanding, states a theory.
And, actually, they've used evidence that if the Dark Matter is super-charged with electricity, just like normal Matter, to a certain point... it will explode.
If he sucks some dark matter out of space and supercharges it to that explosion point, it's entirely possible to be weaponized. THOUGH, it'd be very hard to know what point it needs to be supercharged to without experimenting with it first.

You are thinking of something else.
Dark matter is the matter that exists to 'fill' the vacuum of space.
And there are theories that the Universe isn't expanding only becoming more dense.
But their would be no way to measure this. But would explain the red shift.

They have proven one thing that supports the Dark Matter theory and it's existence;

The universe is still expanding, and is only getting faster.

[Vortukia]

You are thinking of something else.
Dark matter is the matter that exists to 'fill' the vacuum of space.
And there are theories that the Universe isn't expanding only becoming more dense.
But their would be no way to measure this. But would explain the red shift.

They have proven one thing that supports the Dark Matter theory and it's existence;

The universe is still expanding, and is only getting faster.

Dark matter has no properties.

It's only theory one of thousands.
I frankly don't choose one.
But some of the theories make more sense then expansion.

[Vaxon]

They have proven one thing that supports the Dark Matter theory and it's existence;

The universe is still expanding, and is only getting faster.

Dark matter has no properties.

It's only theory one of thousands.
I frankly don't choose one.
But some of the theories make more sense then expansion.

If Dark Matter isn't whats still pushing the Universe, the other Expansion Theory is that we're still "mid-explosion".
In otherwords, the universe is still exploding and isn't done exploding as of yet, which would make the Universe an oh-so-much more hostile place.

[Vortukia]

Dark matter has no properties.

It's only theory one of thousands.
I frankly don't choose one.
But some of the theories make more sense then expansion.

If Dark Matter isn't whats still pushing the Universe, the other Expansion Theory is that we're still "mid-explosion".
In otherwords, the universe is still exploding and isn't done exploding as of yet, which would make the Universe an oh-so-much more hostile place.

It will never stop exploding, well it will but that's a much LARGER theory that covers separate universes in the balloon theory.
And Dark Matter is simply the name given to the matter taking up dark space.

[Vaxon]

If Dark Matter isn't whats still pushing the Universe, the other Expansion Theory is that we're still "mid-explosion".
In otherwords, the universe is still exploding and isn't done exploding as of yet, which would make the Universe an oh-so-much more hostile place.

It will never stop exploding, well it will but that's a much LARGER theory that covers separate universes in the balloon theory.
And Dark Matter is simply the name given to the matter taking up dark space.

Ah. Well, what happens when the Universe stops exploding? Will the gravity at it's center begin crushing it into a single point once again, so the big bang can repeat itself?

[Vortukia]

It will never stop exploding, well it will but that's a much LARGER theory that covers separate universes in the balloon theory.
And Dark Matter is simply the name given to the matter taking up dark space.

Ah. Well, what happens when the Universe stops exploding? Will the gravity at it's center begin crushing it into a single point once again, so the big bang can repeat itself?

No, not even close.
Do you wan't to hear the balloon theory.
Be mindful you must have an open mind.

[Vaxon]

Ah. Well, what happens when the Universe stops exploding? Will the gravity at it's center begin crushing it into a single point once again, so the big bang can repeat itself?

No, not even close.
Do you wan't to hear the balloon theory.
Be mindful you must have an open mind.

Sure, why not.

[Vortukia]

No, not even close.
Do you wan't to hear the balloon theory.
Be mindful you must have an open mind.

Sure, why not.

Fuck this is going to be annoying to type.
I'll do it in a new tab.

[Veroxia]

Hey,I'm thinking about joining this RP,but I don't know if my idea is alright or not.

[Kassaran]

OH. I misunderstood. OK, I thought... Nevermind then.
Just thought he was using a nearby star or something. In that case, you're right, it is impossible. Unless he can simulate the conditions of a star dying at the same time force it into the outcome of a black hole, which is also impossible.

And you can't use dark matter as a weapon.
It makes up 73.7% of space more or less.
And has no properties.

You're still on the Dark Matter thing? I already clarified this, TWICE that it was JUST A NAME I was using for the Hyperion Particulate. Also, the particulate is hyperdense and is in fact few hundred billion particles condensed into one. The particulate is primarily made of one element (Hydrogen) and is fed a constant stream of Hydrogen through the containment beams that feed it just enough to keep it up. Also, if you want me to collapse a star, I could do that, but that would make the thing gigantic, and to refute your refusing to believe it is possible to make a black hole, well Humanity is a Tier IV civilization, and in reality, we are utilizing Tier III and higher tech, my nation, the USC is a Tier II Civilization itself. The Architects are like Tier 0.

AND ONCE AGAIN, I AM NOT WEAPONIZING DARK MATTER! THAT WAS SIMPLY THE TEMPORARY NAME I WAS USING FOR THE HYPERION PARTICULATE!

[Vortukia]

And you can't use dark matter as a weapon.
It makes up 73.7% of space more or less.
And has no properties.

You're still on the Dark Matter thing? I already clarified this, TWICE that it was JUST A NAME I was using for the Hyperion Particulate. Also, the particulate is hyperdense and is in fact few hundred billion particles condensed into one. The particulate is primarily made of one element (Hydrogen) and is fed a constant stream of Hydrogen through the containment beams that feed it just enough to keep it up. Also, if you want, I could do that, but that would make the thing gigantic, and to refute your refusing to believe it is possible to make a black hole, well Humanity is a Tier IV civilization, and in reality, we are utilizing Tier III and higher tech, my nation, the USC is a Tier II Civilization itself. The Architects are like Tier 0.

AND ONCE AGAIN, I AM NOT WEAPONIZING DARK MATTER! THAT WAS SIMPLY THE TEMPORARY NAME I WAS USING FOR THE HYPERION PARTICULATE!

On the tier scale the Architects are like Tier -100 granted that's not on the scale,
but that's there number compared to us.
We are all on the same tech level.

[Kassaran]

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On the tier scale the Architects are like Tier -100 granted that's not on the scale,
but that's there number compared to us.
We are all on the same tech level.

Umm, hrrmmm, -100, I really don't think you grasp the Tier idea, and okay then, what Tier are we all at, because no matter what, unless it is Tier II or higher, half the people here are no longer eligible to play the game.

[Vortukia]

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On the tier scale the Architects are like Tier -100 granted that's not on the scale,
but that's there number compared to us.
We are all on the same tech level.

Umm, hrrmmm, -100, I really don't think you grasp the Tier idea, and okay then, what Tier are we all at, because no matter what, unless it is Tier II or higher, half the people here are no longer eligible to play the game.

I know the tier scale, and the Tier -100 was just as a comparison.

[Daskoxian]

It will never stop exploding, well it will but that's a much LARGER theory that covers separate universes in the balloon theory.
And Dark Matter is simply the name given to the matter taking up dark space.

Ah. Well, what happens when the Universe stops exploding? Will the gravity at it's center begin crushing it into a single point once again, so the big bang can repeat itself?

The Scientific American (the magazine) seriously considered this theory actually. As of now there is no definitive answer on what the universe will do in the far future.

[Veroxia]

Is a Robot Empire alright?

[Vortukia]

Ah. Well, what happens when the Universe stops exploding? Will the gravity at it's center begin crushing it into a single point once again, so the big bang can repeat itself?

The Scientific American (the magazine) seriously considered this theory actually. As of now there is no definitive answer on what the universe will do in the far future.

Wrong,
based on what we know -part of balloon theory-
It will expand to the point where particles will be to far spread apart to sustain matter,
the Universe will become a void.

[Daskoxian]

The Scientific American (the magazine) seriously considered this theory actually. As of now there is no definitive answer on what the universe will do in the far future.

Wrong,
based on what we know -part of balloon theory-
It will expand to the point where particles will be to far spread apart to sustain matter,
the Universe will become a void.

Show me.

[Vortukia]

Wrong,
based on what we know -part of balloon theory-
It will expand to the point where particles will be to far spread apart to sustain matter,
the Universe will become a void.

Show me.

Google it.

[Kassaran]

Well, to be fair, let's just state the scale we're using here, because if anything, then we'll utilize the Kardashev scale, which is the opposite of the traditional scale. 0 is modern, V is God mode.
Also, doesn't what your saying Vortukia kind of, I don't know, hint to an initial point of creation (dunno if you're a creationist or not), but if so, I highly doubt that with all of the creation stories out there that we'll have to worry about the lack of matter being supported.

[Daskoxian]

Show me.

Google it.

Big bounce theory has waay more astronomy-related entries than balloon theory.

Big Bounce
Balloon