devastheempty
devastheempty
87 / 21
6th Jan 2014
16th Mar 2015
put anything in the center; Press 1, singularities are born each second. add hydrogen for massive singular bang!
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  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    6th Jan 2014
    The guns don't need any guns across from them- deleted all but the bottom gun, then put the element INST above it, the singularities ate right through it.
  • C_D_Pro
    C_D_Pro
    6th Jan 2014
    amsome +1 it works really well and im still stuck trying to figure it out, the logicstics of it
  • Atherius
    Atherius
    6th Jan 2014
    The best way to make something nonexistent. +1
  • devastheempty
    devastheempty
    6th Jan 2014
    each gun fires some protons at extra high speeds, and you need two guns facing each other to create singularities. They appear in the guns because protons from opposite gun collides with photons of current one. Also controlling the temp of fray it is possible to get some stages: at 300-500 it generates NEUT, at 1000-2500 PLUT, at 3000+ singularities.
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    6th Jan 2014
    It's still pretty cool. +1
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    6th Jan 2014
    As the singularities are flung from the gun, they disperse enough to not cause any harm to the gun oppisite the source. However, the singularites, when they reach the middle, for a short while they compact and then explode outward, much like in a supernova. Thus, if anything is present in the center when the singularities converge, it will be nearly instantly molten and vaporized.
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    6th Jan 2014
    In the proton guns, protons are created under extreme conditions of density and are soon given massive amounts of kinetic energy, causing them to fuse with enough force to skip the plutonium stage and they collapse into singularities, which fly out of the gun at extraordinary speeds.
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard
    6th Jan 2014
    if you put electrode in there it makes singularity. this is interesting.