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Dear God..
Posted By: ErnieDate: 1/25/02 2:43 p.m.

In Response To: Re: Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning Questi (SiliconDream =PN=)

I NEVER in my WILDEST Marathon riddled dreams through the Nar had been described in that much detail. Not the most *effective*was of measuring the universe for such an 'advanced' race. ;D
BTW, what was that about sending the tshirt printer a .esp Illustrator vector based file? Qua?

-Ernie

: Actually, this is on the Story Page already, as part of one of Rob McLees'
: educational lectures:
: There is only one group of Nar that have come to the realization that they
: are, in fact, immortal (or at least extremely long lived). These are the
: scientific crews on the ships 'devourer of worlds on a leash' and 'immense
: lusterless comet hiding in shadows' (manufactured from the sum total of
: the natural resouces of the planet 'lifeless air-soaked rock' and its
: moon, respectively). These ships and their crews embarked on the 'Grand
: Endeavor' just over 2 billion years ago from the system neighboring the
: Nar system. The 'Grand Endeavor' was an undertaking of the greatest
: importance to the Nar -- to measure the diameter of the universe to the
: nearest whole inch. This was to be achieved by tethering the smaller of
: the two craft to the larger with a sturdy chain and once they reached one
: edge of the universe, the smaller craft would then travel to the other
: side. The larger of the two craft would house several mining craft and a
: massive manufacturing plant dedicated to the creation of the chain.
:
: (a note about Nar spacecraft: describing a Nar spacecraft as mind-numbingly
: huge would be a monumental understatement. Their smallest craft, a two-man
: scout, is roughly four times the size of the Hindenburg, while their
: largest craft, the world ships, are exactly what it sounds like;
: spacecraft the size of planets constructed out of the sum total of a
: planet's natural resources. They are powered by hyper-efficient coal
: burning engines that are capable of propeling the massive crafts at nearly
: one-tenth the speed of light. About half of a Nar ship's hull is given
: over to a giant coal-hopper situated on top of a small warp generator that
: transports the fuel directly into the coal-burning engine, as the warp
: generator can only transport things within the confines of the ship's
: gravity well.)

: --SiliconDream

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Replies:

Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning QuestionsErnie 1/24/02 1:49 p.m.
     *Earphone*... not eatphones. I cant type. (NT)Ernie 1/24/02 1:52 p.m.
     Re: Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning QuestiCallie21V 1/24/02 2:05 p.m.
           Re: Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning QuestiDjof 1/24/02 2:15 p.m.
                 Color mistake, offer still standing.Djof 1/24/02 2:18 p.m.
           Re: Do colonyships have tshirts?•M 1/24/02 7:33 p.m.
     Re: Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning QuestiMarshall 1/24/02 3:24 p.m.
     Re: Jason Jones Interview Tidbits + Burning QuestiSiliconDream =PN= 1/24/02 8:42 p.m.
           Dear God..Ernie 1/25/02 2:43 p.m.
                 Re: Dear God..Callie21V 1/25/02 4:56 p.m.
                       Re: Dear God..Djof 1/26/02 4:08 a.m.
                 Re: Dear God..Djof 1/25/02 4:58 p.m.
                 Re: Dear God..Hamish Sinclair 1/26/02 12:36 p.m.
                       Re: Dear God..M-Class 1/26/02 1:03 p.m.



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