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9/20/2016 5:14:45 PM
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Someone entering a neutron star jet stream in Elite: Dangerous
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1 ReplySaw neutron and thought of this. 3,2,1 (Gotta Blast) Into the stars... To buy candy bars... He's the kid with a knack for inventions... he's got a superpowered mind... A mechanical canine... *bark, bark* He rescues the day from sure destruction... This is the theme song... For Jimmy Neutron! *bark* Jimmy:ahhhhhhhhh!!
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3 RepliesI dont get it all he does is spin
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14 RepliesIs this NMS?
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Wow. -blam!- space. Nope. Nope nope nope.
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1 Reply[quote]FSD Supercharged[/quote]This could be a good thing.[quote]Canopy breached, eject[/quote]oh. This is the reason I love this game.
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1 ReplyBump for later.
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I saw someone get a ~120ly jump range from successfully riding the stream. Still not worth how scary that looks lol.
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1 ReplyFk! No. I felt his pain when he tried to align but he faced the wrong way. I couldnt imagine the horror seeing all those status icons with minimal control. Fortunately he went in a little ship. Not a anaconda
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2 RepliesBump 4 later???
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This is why i stay local space is exciting as long as i know where i am lol =p
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That was intense.
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1 ReplyEdited by Kankunation: 9/20/2016 6:11:18 PMOh god. Stay away from the light.
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2 RepliesMakes me wonder if they've added any new cool stellar stuff. I should pick up the game again.
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1 ReplyBump for later
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1 ReplyBump for later?
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5 RepliesEdited by kellygreen45: 9/20/2016 6:31:37 PMYep. Right ending. But IRL the end would have come even faster. A neutron star is what you get star dies that isn't ***quite*** massive enough to create a black hole. The gravity of the dying star is enough to crush the electrons of the hydrogen and helium in the star into the nuclei and turn the protons into neutrons. But not enough to crush the matter out of existence and create a black hole. So you wind up with object with the mass of our Sun (or more) crushed down to about the size of Manhattan...and with so much energy that its often spinning at a rate several cycles per second. The combination of radiation and gravity would fry-and-shred any man-made object that gets close to it.
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Meanwhile, in No Man's Sky...
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Yeah...nope.
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[quote]Horrifyingly beautiful[/quote]
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That's some scary shit
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Good to know.
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Oh my god
