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Nevermind, I dud not realuze it was a memory played in real time.

What?! I must have missed something. Greywind was emperor. She is not anynore? When did that change and why? I have not been keeping up

Ben hasn't been mating with the Emperor, although there may be rumors. Theirs is an intimate relationship built on a passionate bond, but not sexual or romantic. They are more like platonic soulmates. But Ben has been hitting other blues and grays right? You know what I mean. Because if he is a vir...

What?! For how long has Ben been getting it on with the Emperor? I have not been reading consistently but damn... this boy is going places up the Loroi totem pole. Ben hasn't been mating with the Emperor, although there may be rumors. Theirs is an intimate relationship built on a passionate bond, b...

What?!

For how long has Ben been getting it on with the Emperor? I have not been reading consistently but damn... this boy is going places up the Loroi totem pole.

Star Trek occasionally exhibits pretensions of scientific accuracy, so it's not an entirely unreasonable question there. But Star Wars is almost pure fantasy, in which space fighters have wings and bank and turn, and drop bombs that fall inexplicably "down." Heat management is not even on the write...

IRL there is often the discission of the need for greater power for more efficient space propulsion, yet I think the thermodynamics of radiators are the main reason... and limiter to why we cannot do spaceships like Star Wars and Star Trek. In space you have 3 options: Use less power thus you make l...

https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/topic/231638-did-ai-finally-figure-out-an-improvement-to-medusa-propulsion-or-is-it-still-ai-hallucinating/ If this works it may avoid the massive radiators that are normally an issue. I like the idea that the drive itself is also the radiator, at least for the p...

I suspect that you may be mistakenly assuming that radiators all have the same form-factor as those currently deployed aboard the ISS: a mast-and-sails approach that stretches thin panels out directly away from the main hull. That's the most mass-efficient design *for a static structure*, not for a...

Here on Earth we already have systems that can quickly detect and plug such a leak - that's not much of a challenge to address. Assuming the radiator is designed well, there will be multiple alternative routes for coolant to be routed through in order to reach the main dissipation areas. And for an...

It's worth noting that while radiator panels are vulnerable, they're also *cheap* for any star-faring civilization. I would imagine that warships consider radiator assemblies to be essentially 'consumables' much like ammunition: you know going into combat that you're going to lose many, so you keep...

I got some of this from AI so correct me if wrong. It's my wording though completely, I did not copy and paste a single letter. Known solutions: Heat sinks made of solid lithuim. They can take a lot before they must be dumped to avoid heating up the spacecraft. Yet if you're running gigawatts of pow...

For the record I love Gowron... especially his portrayal in the game Star Trek Klingon.

The Fan Works section is intended for Outsider-related creations by the readers. I don't absolutely require that it be Outsider-related, and I don't have a particular problem with the use of AI tools (though some of the other forum members here do), but if your fiction is based on third-party chara...

Besides, I am not trying to piss off Arioch.

I find LLM's are not that accurate, when they grab information from the internet, they mean everything. Outsider is a pretty niche fandom; it would be overwritten by more common themes and stories. They take what's popular not what is relevant. It has its uses, but I don't know if something like ou...

I ask because I found an AI really good at this. It scans the internet in real time so it tends to get characterization of characters right more than free paywalled bots.

Anyway I got some stuff that is comedy gold. Is it OK to post arioch?

There was a research program some years ago to figure if there actually was a way to make revolutionary spaceship drived we cannot make yet. One of the oddest was the diametric drive. How it works: Projects a gravity field in front of the ship (either through mass or some weird way of manipulating s...

Bruh, calm down, it is a passion project for Arioch, if he gets tired with it before finishing so be it. Miura died before finishing Berserk and while it is sad and i would certainly like to get more, it didnt made Berserk itself any worse. What would make you think I am anything else? A question p...

If you have a question, next time just ask the question instead of posting some AI proclamation. As you wish. But where? Loroi Q and A? You can create a new thread just as you did. You've been on these forums for a while, so you should know that I always answer reasonable questions. Oh... so you yo...