Kevin's Spacewide by Windspren

Windspren

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4th Aug 2016

18th Oct 2016

Coming in the Past! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xC_yh8ga1fmrZMUuIU_-UZL7yuFsOLZ9ciBXOb3LFIs/edit?usp=sharing

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  Windspren 15th Aug 2016
  This is the design for the scanner, thrown together mainly to look cool.
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  Kostia4381 15th Aug 2016
  You bet your ass it's complicated. (I'm actually a minor engineer/programmer IRL.)
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  Windspren 15th Aug 2016
  That sounds... complicated, and seeing as how you can fit a quantum computer capable of simulating every particle in the universe on a ring, that sounds achievable.
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  Kostia4381 15th Aug 2016
  Now we just need an engineer to make the hardware.
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  Windspren 15th Aug 2016
  I'm back
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  Kostia4381 15th Aug 2016
  STEP 1. 360() scan from the ship to identify particles. STEP 2. Quantum teleportation to particles that are more than a light second away. Also, scans from the bots are made. STEP 3. Repeat step 2 until memory is full. STEP 4. Return to ship, deposit data to the processor, and repeat steps 2-3 until the app is turned off.
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  Kostia4381 15th Aug 2016
  The particles are confirmed by taking a video of the 360() area around the ship, a simulation is ran, then pictures are being taken. The range might be bumped up to the entire Virgo Supercluster if 1. enough storage is provided (At least 1 million Yottabytes), and 2. generally a extemely good computer. It's a chain reaction.
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  Windspren 15th Aug 2016
  You could just have them use superposition drives to teleport outwards in a large sphere, constantly taking scans.
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  Windspren 15th Aug 2016
  You could use dimensionally unfolded proton computers instead of nanobots, but how are you detecting the particles that the bots would teleport to?
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  Kostia4381 15th Aug 2016
  Mistake there, it's a terabyte instead of an exabyte, and it's 1 exabyte that gets processed