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UNKNOWN FLYING OBJECTNiocan said:
Niocan said:Actually, I was thinking their crafts are based on Gravitomagnetism concepts, artificial gravity wells, and or conciseness itself with technological aid and amplification; With invisibility being achieved by either Electrochromic panels or an unknown conciseness phenomenon. Seeing as how these crafts aren't effected by gravity or inertia as seen by extremely quick acceleration rates and 90 degree turns, etc.
Again, speculation, but at least I try and apply what's known and what can be viable. Your examples and comic-like thoughts are funny, but non-constructive...
Goal posts moved, as expected.Niocan said:As I said before, not *all* crop circles are man-made; Though I couldn't find anything on the crop circle makers site dealing with germination rates, node bursts, etc I might have missed it.
e2iPi said:Goal posts moved, as expected.Niocan said:As I said before, not *all* crop circles are man-made; Though I couldn't find anything on the crop circle makers site dealing with germination rates, node bursts, etc I might have missed it.
You are completely incorrigible, Niocan.
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Edit: fixed quote
My goalposts remain the exact same, it's just that this point wasn't taken into consideration by anyone...I have a hard time believing that *all* crop circles are fake, as it seems there's a distinct difference between flattening the crops with a board and slightly microwaved ground samples with the explosions of water vapor at the joints of the stalk.
Niocan said:scalyblue, check out the B2 aircraft and why some call it the flying capacitor; It charges the front wingspan positivly and the back exhaust as negative. The aircraft, once taken off, can ride it's own miniature gravity well for an almost unlimited time. Hence, gravitomagnetic propulsion. Or at least that's the ideas behind it.
Edit: I believe the principals are based off of The Biefeld-Brown Effect, but I don't actively look into this much; Take it as thou wilt, etc.
UltimateBlasphemer said:Sorry to be the Niocan's advocate here.
What if the ship didn't move through space, but space moved around the ship?
Niocan said:My goalposts remain the exact same, it's just that this point wasn't taken into consideration by anyone...
scalyblue, check out the B2 aircraft and why some call it the flying capacitor; It charges the front wingspan positivly and the back exhaust as negative. The aircraft, once taken off, can ride it's own miniature gravity well for an almost unlimited time. Hence, gravitomagnetic propulsion. Or at least that's the ideas behind it.
Edit: I believe the principals are based off of The Biefeld-Brown Effect, but I don't actively look into this much; Take it as thou wilt, etc.
rec.arts.sf.science said:Rd = ( 17.8E6 * sqrt( Ms*As*Isp*(1-Nd)*(1-Ns) ) ) * (sqrt(0.04 * À))
where:
Rd = maximum detection range (kilometers)
Ms = bogey spacecraft mass (tons)
As = bogey spacecraft acceleration (G)
Isp = bogey drive specific impulse (seconds)
Nd = bogey drive efficiency (0.0 to 1.0)
Ns = bogey "stealth efficiency", i.e. fraction of waste energy which can be magically shielded from enemy detectors. (0.0 to 1.0)
À = 3.141593...
Considering more advanced propulsion systems, a thousand-ton spacecraft accelerating at 0.001g using ion or plasma thrusters should be visible
at two hundred million kilometers. We can see the Martian space cruisers as soon as they leave orbit. Replace the cruiser with a ten-ton drone, and magically reduce the signature by an additional 99.9% using some unspecified stealth drive, and the detection range is still close to a million kilometers. Those we pick up during their course-correction burns.
I've become such a nerd I get annoyed when people round Pi.scalyblue said:According to Dr. John Schilling, the maximum range a ship with its engines blazing away can be detected with current technology is:
rec.arts.sf.science said:Rd = ( 17.8E6 * sqrt( Ms*As*Isp*(1-Nd)*(1-Ns) ) ) * (sqrt(0.04 * À))
where:
Rd = maximum detection range (kilometers)
Ms = bogey spacecraft mass (tons)
As = bogey spacecraft acceleration (G)
Isp = bogey drive specific impulse (seconds)
Nd = bogey drive efficiency (0.0 to 1.0)
Ns = bogey "stealth efficiency", i.e. fraction of waste energy which can be magically shielded from enemy detectors. (0.0 to 1.0)
À = 3.141593...
Considering more advanced propulsion systems, a thousand-ton spacecraft accelerating at 0.001g using ion or plasma thrusters should be visible
at two hundred million kilometers. We can see the Martian space cruisers as soon as they leave orbit. Replace the cruiser with a ten-ton drone, and magically reduce the signature by an additional 99.9% using some unspecified stealth drive, and the detection range is still close to a million kilometers. Those we pick up during their course-correction burns.
MRaverz said:I've become such a nerd I get annoyed when people round Pi.
3.1415926 or 3.14159, don't spoil Pi.
Ozymandyus said:Wow, if you believe this I feel truly sorry for you.
Just imagine you are an intelligent species capable of interstellar travel. You are going to trample a bunch of clearly cultivated crops of another species you come across rather than send a message on any frequencies or carve it into rock or do anything that could be clearly identified as contact? Or rather might some guy who wants to lure people and charge them to see his amazing crop circles research some stuff on messages we've sent and make up a response?
Interstellar 4chan? Doing for the lols?Gnug215 said:Well hey! Maybe the aliens came down here, looked around a bit, saw all the hype about crop circles, and thought to themselves: "Hey, that might be a good idea!"
It could happen! True story.
e2iPi said:Interstellar 4chan? Doing for the lols?Gnug215 said:Well hey! Maybe the aliens came down here, looked around a bit, saw all the hype about crop circles, and thought to themselves: "Hey, that might be a good idea!"
It could happen! True story.
That's as good as any other space alien theory I've heard.
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You're a cruel, cruel person!scalyblue said:MRaverz said:I've become such a nerd I get annoyed when people round Pi.
3.1415926 or 3.14159, don't spoil Pi.
À = 3
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