MonsterX's latest activity
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What of Pan-handler, Drop-out and Gentleman-of-the-road? You do them down sir, for shame, for shame :) But exploring this a little... -
MonsterX replied to the thread Returning to previous career?.The idea of "rank" for Drifter seems a bit flawed. Here's a rank structure idea, though I'm not sure of the order: Bum, Tramp...
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I can see engaging you is irrelevant. Your response is classic "No, you!" last heard on the playground.
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MonsterX replied to the thread Inbound System Comms.I think tip-top-secret bases in interstellar space would probably anyways have at least low power thrusters to move themselves around a...
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If you don't make the resolution very low on such detection then it breaks behaviours that are in canon. For instance, the large...
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That was going to be my first response, too, but then I remembered that being within a hundred earth diameters of the sun wasn’t such a...
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MonsterX replied to the thread Inbound System Comms.It's a thing that pops up in the DNR campaign, so you can infer the existence of interstellar civilizations by noticing clusters of jump...
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MonsterX replied to the thread Inbound System Comms.Well, you better go work for NASA then, because obviously they aren't doing it right. You go tell them how it's done.
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You completely ignored the rest of the statement. If you are doing nothing but radiating the heat (which, by the way, is a lot harder...
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So Mars to Earth at its closest is 55 million km. The surface area of the sphere of that radius is over 38 peta kilometers squared...
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MonsterX replied to the thread Inbound System Comms.Obviously, we can't survey the whole solar system in infrared in 30 minutes.. Space agencies are spending zillions on infrared space...
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Assuming the detector is point in the right direction, the heat source is sufficient to register on the detector, an event is raised and...
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A star system is a vast place. Active sensors have a limited range, passive greater, but even then they have limitations. The gravitic...
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MonsterX replied to the thread Planetary distances.When it doesn't matter, I happily ignore this issue. When it does, I role a dice for each planet, 1 is in the 0-60 degree arch from an...
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MonsterX replied to the thread Solomani are missing Uplifted species.She is respectful towards those she disagrees with in the video in question. The Homo Longi study is an important paper for good reason...
