Recent content by RyderP

Sorry. My bad.

I'm thinking of this for some writing I'm doing.

Actually, Sloot encryption was a real-life system, said to be able to convert a three-hour movie into a file size of eight kilobytes of data - and, this was back in the '80's and '90's.

A combination of solar panels and Farnsworth Fusors. But, some negative mass must be used. For a bar-shaped drive powering a ship, one the mass of Jupiter is needed; for a ring-shaped one, you only need one the size of a Voyager Probe.

I think I figured out Sloot encryption, and am thinking of designing a ternary, volumetric version. Any thoughts?

That is, using ring-shaped drives?

Forget I asked. But, I wonder what her sonic screwdriver will be like?

Has anyone heard about the new Doctor, Jodie Whittaker?

How much negative mass would it take to warp, say, an average guy across town?

I'm afraid I don't understand your edit.

And make glass glow, while we're at it. Why not?

So that only longwave, shortwave, and hyperspace radio work. And local comm systems are provided by direct use of the magnetosphere.

I was thinking of making the magnetosphere of the planet more like what Earth's would have been, if Tesla had his way.

And, what about the magnetosphere?

So, 3G's okay?