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But what if those life support systems are put inside those mech suits? These mechanic arms will be much more flexible than a regular EVA suit, and the hands can come with integrated power tools.
Vegeta cannot lift a 1000 ton robot, but Raiden not only could lift a robot of a similar weight, but throw it hundreds of meters into the air.
Unlike usual chain scaling arguments that uses ambigious comparisons between different characters, this comparison is based on a clear, numerical figure of 1000 tons. One can lift, the other cannot, therefore the one can lift is stronger.
What’s the point of doing this? Getting up so close to a giant monster in a stealth jet, hit it with your weakest weapon, and then crash into it? Nobody becomes a fighter jet pilot by being as dumb as a bag of bricks. Even using the usual tactics for naval warfare (sinking enemy ships) is much better than this.
The only movie that handled military VS non-human threat well is Shin-Godzilla. The city was evacuated, and they used self-propelled artillery and multi-rocket launchers to strike from a distance. They dropped JDAM and bunker-buster bombs from a very high altitude. That’s how a real military would handle giant monsters.
Daughter cube go squish…
- Defensive wars only
- Never use sanctions
- Never restricts imports and exports
- Never uses covert ops to infiltrate and destablize other countries
- When the oil crisis hits, focuses on alternative sources for energy stability, instead of invading the middle east
Question about the rule 2, only unfiltered/raw content.
The majority of posts on this sub is clearly filtered, as people carefully search the internet to find evidence that supports their opinion. Basically, if you look for poverty, you will find poverty. If you look for social injustice, you will find injustice. No country is flawless enough that you can't find some awful things going on in there.
Yet, what is going on about being unfiltered? I once posted some night scenery in a third-tier city next to Beijing. It doesn't have skyscrapers that turns the skyline into a lightshow, it has modest buildings, bridges and lively neighbourhoods. It just shows a rather average city, and the post got... removed?
If only negative news are allowed to pass through, but neutral/positive ones get filtered out, then by definition, this sub should be called filtered china. "It's negative therefore it must be real", and "it's positive therefore it must be propaganda" does not bring the truth to the table.
271 trillion meters, no stock antenna can come close to reaching that far. How do I transmit science from such a distance?
Solution 1: RA100 relay satellites along the way, requires 2716 of them to cover the entire distance, not practical in KSP
Solution 2: Combine antenna to cover that distance, also not practical
Solution 3: Powerful antenna from some other mod?
You don't need boobs bigger than your head to be a mom.
A beam that you can see travel towards you is slower than light. A true laser beam can only be seen after you are already hit
You don't need to be faster than the beam to dodge it. Because you need to only travel a small distance to get out of the way, compared to how long the beam have to travel
Career mode, standard funds and science output.
Starts with a capsule and SRB that could barely reach the stratosphere.
In the first 15 days, landed on the Mun and back.
In the first 40 days, landed on Minmus and back.
Within the first year, tourism to Mun and Minmus has become routine, and a Minmus research station was established (10 science/day)
In the second year, first research station and numerous surface probes arrived in Eve's orbit (they are not coming back). Generating 30-40 science/day
In the third year, enough science was produced to clear the original tech tree. An improved research station was launched, sent to Duna, and generates around 100 science/day.
In the fifth year, the tech node "Unified Field Theory" was unlocked, and now we have true interstellar travel capability.
Do you know that having multiple labs effectively allows you to "multiply" the science output? For example, if you have 3 processing labs, you can take 3 gravity measurements in the same location and send it to those 3 seperate labs. About 20k science was generated from just 5 or 6 biomes on Eve and Duna.
When going to this craft from the tracking station, it doesn't load until I press the ESC button, and then it loads, but the craft is... all over the place. I cannot go to the space center, or switch to other vessels.